OR - Kyron Horman, 7 yo Second grader, Portland, 4 June 2010 - Part #16

[Lavender]

I'm watching KGW.com online and they just said that a company donated 30 billboards: 10 in English, 10 in Spanish, and 10 in Russian

http://www.kgw.com/live-stream

 

[6angels]

Quick question. If LE knows who was with Kyron and likely took him (which we don't know if they do - only speculation), then why keep tight lipped and just watch that person? Why not bring that person in for questioning, search their property and vehicles, etc.... I can't think of anythign to be gained by just watching a suspected person. I guess they maybe have brought someone in and we just don't know it. But I don't understand the rationale of just keeping an eye on the person they feel is responsible (if that is the case). I'm not being sarcastic - I am genuinely wanting to know. TIA for any thoughts. I would think finding Kyron alive or deceased is much more important at this point than building a case against someone.

They can not just think something they must know or have something to show why they think that. I know it is frustrating but this is still early on in a case like this. Things just don't seem to move as fast as we ( on the outside) want it to.

 

[Hippy Chick]

But, we don't have any idea if the Hormans are comfortable with the police being there, basically living with them. The LE spokesperson said, in an earlier press conference, that LE was grateful to the family for letting them be there in their home. How do you say "no" if the police say they want to "set up" in your home?

Maybe if they asked LE to leave they feel that would make them appear suspicious. Maybe one of the Hortons wants LE there and the other spouse does not.

Oh, in answer to your question, and I realize we are all different, I think I can say with assurance that I would NOT feel comfortable have officers living in my home. Lose a child and the peace and comfort of my home, also? The police should be out investigating, working out of their offices. If they need to talk to me, then yes, come to my home and talk to me, grill me, then go back to work. Arrest me if I am a suspect; if not, don't camp in my home.

NO, I don't believe this is protocal for a missing child case.
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Just an opinion

I agree with u I don't like people @ my home, I don't mean like for dinner( I love to cook for family and friends) and my daughter and grandson any time but not strange people staying for days on end. No Thanks I am way to private for that.

 

[Calliope]

Did you not see all those cloaks and daggers whilst the truck was towed BeanE? LOL!

(they must have been invisibility cloaks!)

BeanE, I agree. I too am missing what you are missing given the video I watched, unless that's an unmarked LE service group picking up that truck, it's a red herring.

*hands BeanE a delicious bowl of red herring soup*

You know, some ace reporter could easily chase that down. They will find the dealership where that truck went. You can bet yer sweet bippy.

I really don't believe what I posted above. It's not going to stop the rumor mill lol.

People are just going to claim the driver was LE undercover.

Deep cover

 

[scandi]

That tip wasn't exactly released to the public, not by LE anyway. The interview where this person mentioned the truck is just a passing comment by a guy who was willing to be interviewed. By the time that this man "heard from his neighbor who saw a similar truck" at 2 am......LE was already with the Horman family on their 24/7 basis, so I am pretty sure they would know if any of them went out at 2 am and hopped in the truck to go for a drive.

jmoo

Are you sure about the times when the white truck was seen on that road where almost no one ever drives? One was at 3pm on the day Kyron went missing. The other time was very different, can't recall it exactly. xox

 

[impatientredhead]

Quick question. If LE knows who was with Kyron and likely took him (which we don't know if they do - only speculation), then why keep tight lipped and just watch that person? Why not bring that person in for questioning, search their property and vehicles, etc.... I can't think of anythign to be gained by just watching a suspected person. I guess they maybe have brought someone in and we just don't know it. But I don't understand the rationale of just keeping an eye on the person they feel is responsible (if that is the case). I'm not being sarcastic - I am genuinely wanting to know. TIA for any thoughts. I would think finding Kyron alive or deceased is much more important at this point than building a case against someone.

It is called probable cause.
They probably don't know who has or had him per se.
They probably know more so who is not likely involved.

Finding a deceased Kyron and not being able to build a case would be tantamount to letting a child killer walk free to kill again (ala Joran Van der Sloot and we all saw how that ended).

If they knew Kyron was alive and where he was SWAT would have already descended upon them.

 

[Emma Peel]

Well, to play the devil's advocate...

The reporter saw the tow. She went to LE for an explanation. I see nothing wrong with that, in fact I'm glad she did and reported what LE said, as it was sure to fuel the rumor mill once it got out the truck was towed away.

Me too. Plus, I said it above, but it bears repeating - a reporter can easily figure out where that truck went, LE knows this - so I'm wasting no more brain cells on it. JHMO

 

[SoCalSleuth]

Well, to play the devil's advocate...

The reporter saw the tow. She went to LE for an explanation. I see nothing wrong with that, in fact I'm glad she did and reported what LE said, as it was sure to fuel the rumor mill once it got out the truck was towed away.

I definitely see your point. They could have just reported on it, however, without showing a video--to me at least, the video gives it more importance, jmo.

 

[DairyGirl]

Russian Billboards?
:waitasec:
emma from the other pond needs an explanation. :blushing: TIA

High Russian population in Portland. You should see what they have in the grocery stores

 

[Calliope]

I was being a bit facetious, but why was their white truck parked at the neighbors? I did say namelessly :angel:

Did they say it was parked at neighbors?

 

[impatientredhead]

I really don't believe what I posted above. It's not going to stop the rumor mill lol.

People are just going to claim the driver was LE undercover.

Deep cover

You could be on to something here.
And I bet the service agreement was really a voluntary search warrant for the vehicle. Very very clever......

 

[scandi]

I really don't believe what I posted above. It's not going to stop the rumor mill lol.

People are just going to claim the driver was LE undercover.

Deep cover

Silly, you don't need a driver when a truck is towed. WHITE TRUCK How many others have we heard about in this case. It is almost Karmaic, although it might also be coincidence.

 

[Calliope]

. . . . at least since this afternoon when Marc Klaas gave his thoughts on the case on national TV, right?

What are you talking about?

 

[Billylee]

Quick question. If LE knows who was with Kyron and likely took him (which we don't know if they do - only speculation), then why keep tight lipped and just watch that person? Why not bring that person in for questioning, search their property and vehicles, etc.... I can't think of anythign to be gained by just watching a suspected person. I guess they maybe have brought someone in and we just don't know it. But I don't understand the rationale of just keeping an eye on the person they feel is responsible (if that is the case). I'm not being sarcastic - I am genuinely wanting to know. TIA for any thoughts. I would think finding Kyron alive or deceased is much more important at this point than building a case against someone.

I have the same questions. But I guess it has something to do with there is perhaps just not enough evidence to even "bring these person in", and I guess that they don't want to blow the opportunity when such evidence might just casually avail itself to do so ??????

 

[laini]

It took me three readings of this post to take it in. At first I just couldn't figure out what it was saying. I didn't realize that jokes might be posted here about a child's body possibly being in a trunk. I'm stunned.

Sorry if this comment is considered rude, but I just couldn't believe my eyes.

I was thinking more of mafia - bodies in the trunk kind of joke. I am SURE no one was making a joke about Kyron or a child being deceased in a trunk. JMO

 

[Emma Peel]

High Russian population in Portland. You should see what they have in the grocery stores

Vodka? :waitasec:

 

[surrogatemom]

High Russian population in Portland. You should see what they have in the grocery stores

I must not get out enough. I didn't think we had that high of a Russian pop? :waitasec: Either way, I was happy to see the 30 billboards being donated.

 

[Calliope]

Silly, you don't need a driver when a truck is towed. WHITE TRUCK How many others have we heard about in this case. It is almost Karmaic, although it might also be coincidence.

You don't???

 

[6angels]

Silly, you don't need a driver when a truck is towed. WHITE TRUCK How many others have we heard about in this case. It is almost Karmaic, although it might also be coincidence.

White trucks are cheaper there for there is a lot of them on the roads. JMO

 

[cluciano63]

Certainly if LE had reason to believe Kyron or any child was being held in a certain location, they could get an emergency search warrant. And then if the person refused LE entry, SWAT team would come into it. I think search warrants are a bit more obtainable in the instances of possible saving of a life and the right judge.

I do not believe LE has any idea where Kyron is, but that they are following up leads as to who may have taken him. JMO