Kyron Horman General Discussion thread 2023 - 2026

  • #361
Thinking of sweet Kyron every day, but especially today.
 
  • #362
PORTLAND, Ore. — The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office says its investigation into the disappearance of Kyron Horman is still ongoing, and on Tuesday the office directed the public to a new webpage where people can learn more about the case and submit tips. The page is an extension of the office's open cases page, where Kyron's case is the only one listed.

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  • #364
Case number: 10-403516

Date Last Seen:
June 4, 2010

Age at Incident:
7

Gender:
Male

Race:
White

Kyron Horman was last seen at Skyline Elementary School in Portland, Oregon, on June 4, 2010, attending his school’s science fair. He has not been seen or heard from since. At the time, he was seven years old.
Kyron has brown hair, blue eyes and wears glasses. He also has a distinct V-shaped strawberry birthmark on his forehead.

On the day of his disappearance, Kyron was wearing a black t-shirt with "CSI" in green letters and a handprint graphic. He was also wearing black cargo pants, white socks and black Sketchers sneakers with orange trim. Kyron may have had his glasses on at the time.

Timeline
June 4, 2010
8:45 a.m. – Kyron’s stepmother reports she last saw him walking down the hallway towards his classroom.
3:30 p.m. – Kyron did not return home on his school bus as scheduled.
3:56 p.m. – A Skyline Elementary School employee calls 911.
3:59 p.m. – The Portland Police Bureau and Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office are dispatched.
4:33 p.m. – Portland Police Bureau officers and Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrive at Skyline Elementary School and Kyron’s home. MCSO and Portland Police Bureau began checking the home, school and surrounding area for Kyron.
7:00 p.m. – The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office Search and Rescue are activated to assist in the search.
8:15 p.m. – The MCSO Public Information Officer meets with media at the school.
8:30-8:50 p.m. – Sheriff Dan Staton notifies the FBI.

The search and subsequent initial investigation quickly evolved, enlisting assistance from local, county, state and federal partners as it grew into the largest single search effort in the state of Oregon. The multifaceted response immediately involved the coordination of the East County Major Crimes Team, the FBI, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and the Multnomah County District Attorney's Office along with other investigators from Sheriff's Offices and police agencies in Oregon.

To this day, Kyron Horman remains missing.

Report a tip
A $50,000 reward is available for information leading to the resolution of Kyron’s disappearance. You can help us by sharing any information relating to this investigation.

You can do so by calling our tipline at 503-988-0560 or emailing [email protected]

Two photos of missing child: Kyron Horman.

Age progressed photos of Kyron Horman ages 14-15 and 19-20.

 
  • #365
This is one case that haunts me. I remember exactly where I was and what l was doing when l first heard about Kyron being missing. Forever etched in my memory.
 
  • #366



Published​

June 4, 2024

The investigation into the disappearance of Kyron Horman continues at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. This year, we have launched a new webpage where the public can find information on the case and send us tips.
Kyron was last seen the morning of June 4, 2010, at Skyline Elementary School in Portland, Oregon attending his school’s science fair. He has not been seen or heard from since. At the time, he was seven years old.
Kyron has brown hair, blue eyes and wears glasses. He also has a distinct V-shaped strawberry birthmark on his forehead.


Complete article at link...


Interesting.

I hope this sends a chill right into Terri's cold little dark heart.
 
  • #367
100% agree with this. There is a reason we are here 14 years later. LE knew about all these phones and where they bought them. I personally don’t believe they were stashed away as claimed.

 
  • #368
100% agree with this. There is a reason we are here 14 years later. LE knew about all these phones and where they bought them. I personally don’t believe they were stashed away as claimed.


Yeah, it has never made sense to me that the burner phones are indicative of culpability.

The burner phones were bought after the police pulled a failed sting operation on Terri, and Kaine had taken their daughter and moved out. They were bought by Terri, Dede and a third person who has never been even theorized to be involved.

Now, if Dede was involved in the crime with Terri, why would she insert herself so publicly in Terri's life at that point? No one was looking at Dede at this point (they weren't that close friends, unlike what many say), so why point a shiny arrow right on her? And if they had used burner phones during the crime, why get new ones and draw attention to the possibility of earlier use? Why involve a third, innocent party that could easily spill the beans to the cops - as she did? None of it makes sense from the perspective of guilt.
 
  • #369
Yeah, it has never made sense to me that the burner phones are indicative of culpability.

The burner phones were bought after the police pulled a failed sting operation on Terri, and Kaine had taken their daughter and moved out. They were bought by Terri, Dede and a third person who has never been even theorized to be involved.

Now, if Dede was involved in the crime with Terri, why would she insert herself so publicly in Terri's life at that point? No one was looking at Dede at this point (they weren't that close friends, unlike what many say), so why point a shiny arrow right on her? And if they had used burner phones during the crime, why get new ones and draw attention to the possibility of earlier use? Why involve a third, innocent party that could easily spill the beans to the cops - as she did? None of it makes sense from the perspective of guilt.
I believe the police took their original phones away. Did the police still have them when the burner phones were purchased? If so, it makes sense to buy a temporary phone until theirs were returned.
 
  • #370
interesting. still very rare.
It is rare but that doesn’t mean it can’t happen. Especially at a school who advertised a science fair that was open to the public with every door to the building open, no sign in sheet or checking anyone coming and going.
 
  • #371
Nancy Grace has an episode about Kyron on Merit TV here (you need to sign up, but full episodes appear to be uploaded to YouTube regularly, so it will likely be there soon). What's interesting is that Kaine Horman is interviewed. The panel is fairly uninformed and not very insightful, but Kaine has some interesting information. When a reporter on the panel mentions Desiree's story about the witnesses that supposedly saw Kyron leave with Terri, Kaine is asked about it:

KAINE: Personally, I have no first hand account of anybody having seen him in the parking lot or her or them leaving together, uhm, I’ve heard a lot of second hand information that there’s a number of different accounts, there’s accounts of people seeing all three of them leaving, because my daughter was with them as well, there’s accounts of seeing him by himself in the parking lot getting into vehicles, I’ve heard different kinds of vehicles, not just a truck, and I’ve heard other, other accounts of people witnessing her leaving the school by herself. I haven’t heard any, directly, so it’s all second hand information, I apologize, I don’t have any first hand witness accounts that have been dictated to me personally in that instance, but it has been a little bit of everything to be honest.

This is interesting, because in the book Boy Missing, this is how Desiree tells it:

Sitting at the Marriott with the deputy DAs and Kaine and his attorney, Desiree and Tony heard the newest developments.
[...]
The bombshell was that Kyron was seen leaving the school with Terri. The MCSO had said it a couple of weeks before, then retracted it. Now it was confirmed. Kyron’s regular bus driver, plus Kyron’s friend Carson and Carson’s sister and grandmother, had all seen Kyron leaving the school on June 4 with Terri. It was true. Kyron, Kayla, and Terri had walked through the parking lot at 8:50 a.m. on June 4. They were not holding hands, the bus driver said, but they were walking together. Terri had not parked in the school parking lot, where she said she had, but on a gravel road on the far-west side of the school where the elevation of the school building and grounds partly concealed the white truck.

This obviously doesn't match what Kaine is saying in the episode. This just further confirms to me that the "witnesses" are something Desiree heard of not from LE but from others in 2015 and onwards - when she first began to make the claim. There's a reason no reporter has ever got the info from anyone other than Desiree - not from law enforcement, not from any of the witnesses themselves.

An interesting little bit in the episode:

Witnesses at the school report an unidentified man in a white pick up truck at the science fair, but his identity remains a mystery.

It comes right after a clearly wrong bit of info (that Dede got a "mystery call" and left abruptly - no one ever claimed to see Dede leave the farm, and her phone was in her car), so take it for what it is. But we had a discussion earlier in this thread about this mystery man who was never identified, so at the very least he wasn't made up out of thin air.
 
  • #372
Kaine has said many times he gets briefed the exact same information as Desiree. His comments just shows how messed up the case is with all the unconfirmed stories being told. There is a reason why the current DA has said any new evidence will be looked at. Because what they have doesn’t prove anything except that Kyron is still missing and they can’t find him. Until they do and they can somehow link his disappearance to someone, anyone, this case will never see a day in court. JMO
 
  • #373
You just never know what will happen in a criminal case. Cases can be pretty unpredictable.

I suspect Terri is quaking in her boots with what's going on. She knows that anytime, any day, LE could come knocking on her door. Time to pay the piper, Terri.
 
  • #374
You just never know what will happen in a criminal case. Cases can be pretty unpredictable.

I suspect Terri is quaking in her boots with what's going on. She knows that anytime, any day, LE could come knocking on her door. Time to pay the piper, Terri.

What is going on? I see absolutely nothing new here. People have predicted the imminent arrest of Terri since July 2010. If she ever was afraid of being arrested, I suspect she hasn't been for a long, long time.
 
  • #375
You just never know what will happen in a criminal case. Cases can be pretty unpredictable.

I suspect Terri is quaking in her boots with what's going on. She knows that anytime, any day, LE could come knocking on her door. Time to pay the piper, Terri.
It's gone so quiet. I wonder every day if something is happening in the background. Then I remind myself it's summer and maybe everyone is taking a much-deserved vacation.

The fact that Kaine granted an interview with Nancy Grace surprised me more than what he said. I thought it was nice to hear from him after so many years.

Using "first-hand account" and "second-hand information" to describe what he knew (or didn't know) about the witnesses who saw Terri, Kyron, and baby K in the parking lot was interesting. Desiree told us her information came directly from law enforcement. Not having a first-hand account could mean no witness had approached Kaine directly. Second-hand information could mean Kaine was given "unconfirmed details" from people who had been told "unconfirmed details" by others. I think he purposely avoided revealing what law enforcement told him.

I'm pretty sure Kaine had information from law enforcement when he made the statement quoted in the link below. Since we know there were no surveillance cameras at Skyline School in 2010, the knowledge required to place Kyron with Terri had to come from the witnesses.

[October 22, 2010] In new court documents, Kaine Horman states he believes Terri Moulton-Horman "abducted and may have caused unimaginable harm" to Kyron Horman.
It's the most strongly worded statement yet by Kyron's parents about Terri's possible involvement in Kyron's disappearance.

https://web.archive.org/web/20101025001823/https://www.kgw.com/home/Kaine-Terri-abducted-may-have-caused-unimaginable-harm-to-Kyron-105567163.html

Simply my opinion. Justice for Kyron!
 
  • #376
You just never know what will happen in a criminal case. Cases can be pretty unpredictable.

I suspect Terri is quaking in her boots with what's going on. She knows that anytime, any day, LE could come knocking on her door. Time to pay the piper, Terri.
The book itself, especially Desiree stating (until this day) that she and MCSO did not agree with the profile of the perpetrator from the FBI National Center for Missing & Exploited Children Agency that it was someone who is not Terri who took Kyron. I highly doubt Terri is shaking in anything. I don’t have a law degree and could defend her in court.
 
  • #377
Just my own speculation, of course, because none of us here know for sure what is going on or what Terri is thinking. I do think she has been looking over shoulder for years. Because she knows what she did.

But maybe if WE don't know what's going on, then nothing is? Or not...
 
  • #378
So willing to accept that “witnesses” saw a man in a white truck. But not the other witnesses who saw something involving Terri.

Kaine avoided directly answering the question asked. I agree that his appearance is surprising, let alone the venue he chose to appear on? Where was he last month on the anniversary of Kyron missing? So many local reporters he could have chosen to interview with. Very interesting.
 
  • #379
So willing to accept that “witnesses” saw a man in a white truck. But not the other witnesses who saw something involving Terri.

An unknown man is consistent with how the investigation unfolded and was spoken about already in 2010. The supposed witnesses that saw Kyron and Terri leave together, not so much (if they are indeed properly identified by Desiree).

The police haven't acted on the information about these witnesses in 2015 (when Desiree first made her claim) anymore than they did in 2010 (based on her claim in the book). Perhaps they realized that CL would have been inside the school at the time, not in the parking lot. And perhaps the list released in December 2010 of all the adults at Skyline that morning didn't have CL's grandmother on it.

Of course, if Desiree had this info in 2010, she could have deposed the witnesses for her civil suit - their statements would have essentially proven her case.
 
  • #380
I imagine Terri falling asleep at night, only to be interrupted by the same nightmare, always the same; the driving, the sleeping toddler, the struggle, the scratches, the blackberry bushes, the meeting up, the silent struggle, the silence. The glasses. Always the same nightmare.
 

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