Re: KYRON HORMAN - 7 yo (2010) - Portland OR - Thread #2

[mom_in_il]

Kyron Horman's Mom: Terri Horman 'Stashed' Missing Oregon Boy

GMA 7/28/2010

[mom_in_il]

Kyron Horman's Mom: Terri Horman 'Stashed' Missing Oregon Boy

Retired Sheriff's Captain: Indictments in Case 'Inevitable'

By MIKE von FREMD and SARAH NETTER

July 28, 2010

Excerpt:

Desperate to see her 7-year-old son again, Kyron Horman's mother has lashed out at the boy's stepmother, saying she believes Terri Horman has "stashed" the missing boy somewhere.

Desiree Young told People magazine Tuesday that, despite repeated pleas for Terri Horman to cooperate with police, she's depending on the investigation to bring her son home.

"I believe that he's stashed," she said.

READ MORE: http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/kyrons-mom-terri-horman-stashed-missing-oregon-boy/story?id=11266651

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http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2010/07/terri_hormans_divorce_attorney.html
lTerri Horman's divorce attorney cites intense media, police scrutiny, for delay in divorce proceedings

Published: Wednesday, July 28, 2010, 4:14 PM Updated: Wednesday, July 28, 2010, 4:54 PM

The divorce attorney for Terri Moulton Horman has filed a motion to delay divorce proceedings from Kaine Horman, citing intense media and police scrutiny of his client.

Attorney Peter Bunch filed the petition today in Multnomah County Circuit Court. Bunch states that the controversy surrounding Horman, "the center" of the criminal investigation into the disappearance last month of 7-year-old Kyron Horman, makes it "virtually impossible for me to proceed with divorce-related issues as I would ordinarily do."

Bunch also contends that Kaine Horman "grossly misstated" the amount of money paid to Terri Horman's criminal attorney, Stephen Houze. Kaine Horman's attorney, Laura Rackner, filed papers earlier this week saying that Terri Horman paid $350,000 to Houze.

Bunch contends in the motion to hold the divorce in abatement, that Terri Horman "did not borrow the money to pay for Mr. Houze's attorney fees, the money to not come from her funds, and she's not asserting that her attorney fees with Mr. Houze are any sort of marital debt."

Bunch also questions Kaine Horman's inability to pay his legal fees, saying that he is employed at Intel with a good salary and that he has sufficient savings to pay for the divorce.

"Accordingly, it is difficult to conceive that Petitioner is unable to meet his expenses and pay for his attorney fees."

Bunch also states that Terri Horman is unemployed, and unemployable, and has no independent source of money to pay her legal fees.

Further, Bunch says that custody issues and parenting time, which require an independent evaluator, would be compromised by police scrutiny.

"It is unlikely that any competent evaluator would agree to work on this matter" because "his or her work product could become part of the investigation..."

The document also states that Terry Horman stipulates that she will not claim any of Kaine Horman's post-separation assets, and "is prepared to stipulate to the entry of a divorce judgment...."

-- Stuart Tomlinson

[kiwimom]

I hope it's ok to copy these posts from someone posting at Valhalls who has first hand knowledge of some facts. She sounds credible to me.

I was there Thursday morning and Friday. On Thursday am, I did not see
groups touring. On Friday, parents were invited from 8:00 to 10:00.
For the students, the school day started at 8:45 as usual. My kids
teacher did a short circle time, after which the students were divided
in groups of 4-6. Each group was chaperoned by a parent-volunteer or in
some cases an 8th grader. The older kids had notebooks that they used
to make their reports. At 10:00 all groups were back in the classrooms,
and the school continued “as usual”.

Maura said “Do you know where Kyron’s (Ms. Porter’s) second grade classroom is?”

From the main entrance (on the 2nd floor), you would take a left into
the long hallway. Kyron’s combined 2nd/3rd grade classroom is on the
far West end of that hallway, just before the stairs. From the stairs
there is an emergency exit that leads to tall grass, and a small hill
down to the soccer field.
The electrical displays were two (?) classrooms before Kyron’s. Just
before that on the right is the North exit door that leads to the
basketball court and wooded area in the back of the school.

MLR says “Did the teachers take roll call on Friday at 8;45 a.m. before the science fair and then again afterward?”

Remember compared to PPS standards, Skyline keeps its classrooms
relatively small thanks to money raised by the PTO. The typical size is
about 23 kids. I can only talk about a different class, but I have
never heard names called out as in a formal roll call, but whenever
there was a student missing, it was always noticed and followed up on.
The kids have designated tables, and it is easily noted if one is
missing.

[kiwimom]

MLR said “Where were the projects set up?
Were projects brought in on Thurs? Was there anything sent home with
the kids stating when they needed to be picked up? If the projects were
left at school did they have to be moved in order for students to sit
at the desks?”

Most classrooms put the projects on top of the tables. Some put then
along the walls. The projects were supposed to be in on Tuesday (?),
but I saw many coming in late on Wed/Thu. The details about the IB Expo
were well communicated. The paperwork contained several pages with
requirements and a time line. It was clear that the expo was until
10:00am that day. Everybody knows that school is out at 3pm, so it is
trivial to conclude that the project could be picked up any day after
3pm. Note that the size of the project was limited to “poster size”.
Many kids used the typical tri-fold boards with a small extra in front
of it. These boards fold up to about 20×30″. You don’t need a big car
to transport that.

[mom_in_il]

Respondent's Motion to hold Case in Abatement:

http://images.bimedia.net/documents/terri+horman+abate+divorce.pdf

So Terri want to hold up the divorce proceedings . . .

[mom_in_il]

Motion Filed To Stall Horman Divorce

Attorney Says Terri Horman 'Not Employable'

POSTED: 3:47 pm PDT July 28, 2010
UPDATED: 8:21 pm PDT July 28, 2010

Excerpt:

PORTLAND, Ore. -- Attorneys for Kyron Horman's stepmother filed a motion Wednesday to delay her divorce case because "intense scrutiny" generated from the criminal investigation won't allow them to proceed fairly, according to new court documents.

Terri Horman's estranged husband, Kaine Horman, filed for divorce and asked for a restraining order against her late last month.

Peter Bunch, one of Terri Horman's lawyers, said in the documents that she is "under intense scrutiny as part of an ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Kyron Horman," which is making it difficult for him to move ahead with the divorce case.

READ MORE: http://www.kptv.com/news/24429265/detail.html

[mom_in_il]

Terri Horman says no contest in divorce

July 28, 2010 Associated Press

July 28, 2010

PORTLAND, Ore. -- The stepmother of a missing Oregon boy has decided not to contest the divorce sought by the father of Kyron Horman.

In court documents filed Wednesday, Terri Horman said "intense scrutiny" by law enforcement and media prevent her lawyer from handling the divorce in an "effective and orderly fashion."

Her request, called a motion for abatement, would allow a judge to dismiss the case from a trial docket.

It also asks that other issues be postponed, such as financial settlements and child care.

Terri Horman was the last person known to have seen 7-year-old Kyron, who vanished from his school on June 4, setting off a massive search and investigation that has resulted in national media attention.

http://kdrv.com/news/local/183001

[mom_in_il]

Kyron Horman Update: Parents Not Scheduled to Testify to Grand Jury

9:34 AM July 28th, 2010 by James Pitkin

Excerpt:

The parents of Kyron Horman say they were surprised that grand jury was looking into the case of their missing 7-year-old boy.

Kaine Horman and Desiree Young say they haven’t been asked to testify before a Multnomah County grand jury and had no knowledge that Dede Spicher, a friend of stepmom Terri Moulton Horman, would be subpoenaed to appear Monday in the case.

READ MORE: http://blogs.wweek.com/news/2010/07/28/kyron-horman-update-parents-not-scheduled-to-testify-to-grand-jury/

[mom_in_il]

http://www.katu.com/news/local/99504304.html

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[mom_in_il]

Nancy Grace 7/27/2010

Friend of Missing Kyron`s Stepmom in the Spotlight

Transcript:http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANscriptS/1007/27/ng.01.html

Issues 7/28/2010