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I believe Gates said she was the last known person to see Kyron.
and that it was prior to his disappearance
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I believe Gates said she was the last known person to see Kyron.
This is something I've been wondering about. Kaine seemed very loving and protective of Terri in that first press conference. As far as I recall, the big change came when the police briefed him on the alleged Murder-for-Hire."
Kaine does seem like a "data driven" guy. Would just an allegation...a "he-said/she-said"...with no supporting evidence be enough to turn him against his wife and file divorce papers? Take their baby from her Mother? Would some stranger's word be sufficient data?
In high profile cases, police must not be unaccustomed to people showing up with wild stories, false accusations, false confessions. Let's say this Landscaper offered this story of Terri trying to solicit murder to the police..BUT HAD NO FURTHER PROOF....would just HIS word be enough for them to set up a sting? Go to Kaine? And would just his word be enough for Kaine to essentially break up his family?
What about this Landscaper would make police and Kaine believe him over a seemingly loving wife, mother and step-mother?
No, LE has never said that publicly, and it has never been quoted. In a court document about the restraining order, Kaine's attorney wrote and alleged that LE told her that Terri's relationship concerns and sexual overtures to the landscaper resembled those she conveyed to Cook.
How those concerns and overtures were relayed to the landscaper is not stated, or even insinuated, in the document.
Law enforcement has informed Petitioner's attorney that Respondent's stated personal relationship concerns and sexual overtures to Mr. Cook resemble those made to the man Respondent previously attempted to hire to murder Petitioner.
PDF page 12, line 3
http://www.koinlocal6.com/media/lib/107/b/2/c/b2c0c26c-4221-4fde-a923-fa5788b1ad69/Horman.pdf
From an article posted today:
Margaret Paris, dean of the University of Oregon Law School, says it seems as if the release of certain details through Kyron's parents and court filings is a tool police and prosecutors are using to "turn up the heat" on people they believe are hiding information, or pressuring people to come forward.
"It might be a borderline situation, where there isn't anything that expressly makes it wrong," Paris said. "But, assuming there's eventually an indictment and a trial, the question an attorney at that time would likely raise is the fact that there's been all this stuff leaked that would threaten their client's ability to get a fair trial."
Stuart Slotnick, a managing partner in New York for the criminal defense litigation firm Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney and a former prosecutor who works alongside his father and well-known defense attorney Barry Slotnick, said usually law enforcement closely restricts the flow of information in an ongoing investigation so it doesn't hamper the inquiry.
"If they have evidence the stepmother was responsible for the disappearance, then they need to make an arrest," Slotnick said. "I would say a public relations campaign against a potential target is inappropriate, and likely counterproductive if in fact this is being orchestrated by the prosecution. If this is in fact happening, to overbear someone with bad press, it's not a conventional strategy."
http://www.oregonlive.com/news/index.ssf/2010/08/kyron_horman_divorce_case_cast.html
IMO, TH must have been told by someone that he was seen with a male chaparone after she left. I'd look at who she says told her that and rule them out as a suspect before I thought that statement made her appear guilty. Also, no one saw Kyron leave the building but we know he did so just because no-one saw it doesn't mean it didn't happen.
No, LE has never said that publicly, and it has never been quoted. In a court document about the restraining order, Kaine's attorney wrote and alleged that LE told her that Terri's relationship concerns and sexual overtures to the landscaper resembled those she conveyed to Cook.
How those concerns and overtures were relayed to the landscaper is not stated, or even insinuated, in the document.
Law enforcement has informed Petitioner's attorney that Respondent's stated personal relationship concerns and sexual overtures to Mr. Cook resemble those made to the man Respondent previously attempted to hire to murder Petitioner.
PDF page 12, line 3
http://www.koinlocal6.com/media/lib/107/b/2/c/b2c0c26c-4221-4fde-a923-fa5788b1ad69/Horman.pdf
Law enforcement has informed Petitioner's attorney that Respondent's stated personal relationship concerns and sexual overtures to Mr. Cook resemble those made to the man Respondent previously attempted to hire to murder Petitioner.
I would sure like to know what "Respondent's stated personal relationship concerns" were.