From what I remember the 'back door' to the parking lot is right outside Kyron's home room. Meaning that you can walk out his classroom and directly be in the parking lot. Meaning vry conv. He was on the last room in the row as we would call it.
That's right...been debating this for A WEEK. DY was wrong about the room #, I don't know why Kaine didn't correct her. It was room 213.
Room 213 is also what was listed on the School Handbook linked below for his teacher Ms. Porter.
I think the main point was that TH eplained where she was to LE and to DY and both of them told her it didn't make sense, and then she changed her story. That's what I took away from it anyway.
I do think the show got the graphics all wrong too. Good catch Free!
Here is some old conversation about what Terri told LE as reported to MSM.
Kyron Horman Case Review #1: Thread #2: LE Press Conference & Release: June 6 2010 - Page 3 - Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community
http://www.pps.k12.or.us/schools/skyline/files/mskach/Parentand_StudentHandbook_2010-11.pdf
From what I remember the 'back door' to the parking lot is right outside Kyron's home room. Meaning that you can walk out his classroom and directly be in the parking lot. Meaning vry conv. He was on the last room in the row as we would call it.
How could the show get the graphics wrong? The show used what was given to them.
JMO
From what I remember the 'back door' to the parking lot is right outside Kyron's home room. Meaning that you can walk out his classroom and directly be in the parking lot. Meaning vry conv. He was on the last room in the row as we would call it.
Room 213 is also what was listed on the School Handbook linked below for his teacher Ms. Porter.
I think the main point was that TH eplained where she was to LE and to DY and both of them told her it didn't make sense, and then she changed her story. That's what I took away from it anyway.
I do think the show got the graphics all wrong too. Good catch Free!
Here is some old conversation about what Terri told LE as reported to MSM.
Kyron Horman Case Review #1: Thread #2: LE Press Conference & Release: June 6 2010 - Page 3 - Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community
http://www.pps.k12.or.us/schools/skyline/files/mskach/Parentand_StudentHandbook_2010-11.pdf
When you walk down the steps from his classroom and out the door, it goes to a pathway that leads to the access road. (the one where they staged a white pickup truck parked there) So not exactly to a parking lot, but easy access to a waiting vehicle, yes.



Hum. Well, you're going to have to trust me on this one: The show did their own graphics and neither DY nor KH saw it beforehand. DY and KH most definitely did not provide artwork. As I mentioned earlier, my career (30 years) is broadcasting, both live and prerecorded programming. It's not at all unusual for "quick and dirty" graphics to get messed up and aired without a double-check. Happens all the time.
Actually you go down the stairs from his classroom to a landing then down a few more stairs to the outside entrance.
Yes if you parked on the access road (or the along Skyline below the playground) it might make sense to go out that way as if you went out the front or east entrance you would either have to walk down out the main parking lot and walk along Skyline to get to the access road, or walk along the little sidewalk in front of the school going west which takes you to same spot you would end up if you exited the WEST entrance.
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http://directory.libsyn.com/shows/view/id/jpr
Ran across a podcast from Jefferson Public Radio *The Jefferson Exchange* (Southern Oregon Area) recorded after the Dr Phil show. They talk with Desiree.
Scroll down page to 9/18/2013 and a pop up window appeared for me to play it in.
My point was that the show's graphics were based on whatever they were given. I would assume the show's producer obtained the information either directly from the school or LE. The show did not just create something out of thin air.
JMO
Thanks! Here's a VERY rough transcription:
DY appreciates PDX police handing it off to MSCO; no jurisdictional infighting. Disappointed the case has not resolved.
Q: Confident TH will be called in to account? DY: Yes.
DY: TH clearly stated she wanted to harm him, could harm him. Doubt TH stashed him, because that leaves too many who could talk.
DY: Before this happened, private person. “Odd dynamic” to share “everything about your life” in media; but fear of no coverage outweighs fear of sharing. Must keep this case to the forefront. It’s been “trial and error” on her part. Sometimes you fail. Need for public to connect: we are “average people” “this could be my child” and it’s unfortunate, but we do have that “power to influence other people and how they handle the safety from their own lives.”
Q: LE says making progress … given false hopes? DY: There has been a lot of progress, not apparent to general public. Not found Ky yet, but have a LOT, of circumstantial evidence tying TH to Ky’s disappearance; "150%" certain TH is the person that “we’re needing to bring in and charge.” “That’s not the issue. It’s being able to not make the same mistake we did with Caycee Anthony in Caylee’s Anthony case: It’s extremely important to have the child first before charging the suspect.”
Q: Another search in mid/late August? (2013) DY: Yes. 10 dog teams; 2 NPOs; about 65 volunteers. Searched about 15 key areas “based on some information that I had and just my gut feelings overall as a mother.” Searched those areas “so that we could at least – if not find Kyron or find evidence – we could at least rule them out.”
Q: New discoveries? KY: “Yes. We did find at least two pieces of possible new evidence that are connected to Terri. We can’t divulge what those are. They’re considered what we call ‘hold-back items” or items that we don’t divulge the description of; but those are being investigated, looked at, and checked for DNA and all of those things through the law enforcement that picked it up.”
Q: Court stuff. KY: … dismissed civil suit because “law enforcement, the DA’s office specifically, would not turn over their file.”
Q: Layers of ‘who can say what’ re: divorce proceedings … frustrating? KY: Extremely. Ky’s rights no longer as important as Terri’s and her “right to plead the 5th Amendment. It’s frustrating and we can’t get answers, and we have to go a different route. But that doesn't mean I’m gonna give up.”
00:12:52
(General yak about Ky coverage/interest) DY: Plans to keep pressure on TH.
Signs off at 14:35 or so
Sorry. I'm going to jump back to Dr. Phil, briefly.
The discrepancy in reporting the "night before argument" is bugging me a bit. I just want to understand the motivation to deny a real argument or fabricate an imaginary one. It is too big an event to chalk up to memory problems.
No matter how much I turn it over, I just can't see a reason for KH to deny an argument intentionally. I guess he could feel guilty about not disclosing the level of conflict in the home, after the fact, but it doesn't seem like an established pattern for him to deny any of the family dysfunction, at this stage. I just don't see how he benefits from denying this event.
I do think TH may have told this story as a way to build an alliance with DY. "See, we both have conflict and fidelity problems with KH, not eachother." She was forging a relationship with DY so that she could control the narrative about what was happening at home, rather than KH. I've known several masterful manipulators who lie to build these bonds, just so they can't exploit them later. Ultimately, they are not loyal to anyone, but they create the false bonds with everyone.
Spend a little time with middle-school-aged girls. It is a crash course in relational aggression of this sort. Thankfully, most outgrow it.
I also wonder if the fight was intentionally discussed to cast a little suspicion on KH, you know, give him a bit of the old Zenaida treatment. Maybe put out some evidence of his volatility the night before. It seems like a person who could plot and plan something this dark would do little information sharing that wasn't for a purpose. It is not very effective, but still, maybe it was just a plan B diversionary tactic.
This is an interesting article. I think I'm allowed to link to it. The research has been criticized a bit, but it raises some interesting ideas.
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog...e-stepparents-more-likely-kill-their-children
BBM. There is no reason for her to blame herself or forgive herself. Regaining custody after you've signed off on it isn't that easy. There has to be a significant change in circumstances but those "changes" were withheld from DY. I think DY's emotion is anger and it will be with her for a very long time. I hope she finds Kyron so at least she'll have peace.
JMO