Well, here we go again -
"Well, apparently she engaged in similar behavior with the landscaper whom she tried to hire to kill her husband . . ."
"Apparently," without any proof, or a clarifying statement from LE means what? It means nothing as far as I'm concerned. We don't even know the extent of the "sexting" to the high school "friend". One man's




may be nothing more than we see on any Florida beach and less than you see on the Riviera. None of this has anything to do with TH's fitness as a parent.
As for character and morals, I don't know the woman, so I cannot judge them any more than I judge KH's, DY's, or TY's character and morals. Few of us here KNOW these people, how can we judge?
BBM-no proof was needed as she conceded the statement when she did not contest the RO within 30 days. Seems pretty straight forward to me.
I believe you're mistaken, believe09. IANAL, but here is my understanding:
- The sexting with Cook, and the personal relationship concerns and sexual overtures with the landscaper, were part of the contempt motion, not the restraining order.
Here's the contempt motion document:
http://www.koinlocal6.com/media/lib/107/b/2/c/b2c0c26c-4221-4fde-a923-fa5788b1ad69/Horman.pdf
Here's the restraining order document:
http://www.koinlocal6.com/media/lib/107/e/1/2/e12f2287-ce0b-48e0-8d85-e3955216ae1b/FULLORDER.pdf
- The reason that's important to note is because it was the restraining order that Terri did not contest.
http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2010/07/kyrons_stepmom_wont_contest_he.html
- Terri did not decline to contest the contempt motion, but in fact, there was a hearing scheduled for it. Kaine, however, dropped the contempt motion, and that is why that hearing did not take place - not because of any action on Terri's part.
http://www.kgw.com/news/kyron-horman/Kaine-tells-KGW-We-need-to-get-this-wrapped-up-102674464.html
- Be sure to note the dates on the various actions - at the time Terri declined to contest the restraining order, she was going forward with the hearing on the contempt motion. In fact, it stood that way for some time - until Kaine dropped the contempt motion.
- Additionally, there is a difference between not contesting a restraining order - a civil action - and a criminal case in which one has actually been charged with a crime, and has the options of pleading guilty, or pleading no contest.
Further, even pleading no contest in a criminal matter in which one has actually been charged, is not an admission of guilt. That's why there is pleading guilty in which one admits guilt and, separately, pleading no contest in which one does not admit guilt.
But... we don't have a criminal case here. No trial, no charges, no arrests - LE has not even named a suspect or POI. Indeed, we have no criminal matters here yet. We're in civil court, dealing with civil matters, at this time.