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

[TomTerrific0420]

It's the first Christmas for Kyron Horman's parents without their little boy.

"Kyron loves Christmas, and that's what I always have to hold on to," says Desiree Young, Kyron's mom. "He loves this season."

On Sunday volunteers in Medford held a gift-wrapping fundraiser at a
Walgreens to help raise money for the Kyron search fund. They also sold
T-shirts, wristbands and bumper stickers to help keep Kyron on the minds
of whomever could eventually find him.

"I never realized how much money it took to search for him," said
fundraiser organizer Sarah Miller. "So I guess any little thing helps."

As of Sunday afternoon the gift-wrapping effort had raised a little more
than $300 for the Kyron search fund. Kyron has been missing for more
than six months.

"People give so much of themselves when they don't really have to,"
Young said. "And it's a choice that they make, to do it for a child that
they don't know."

[TomTerrific0420]

Where am I, THIS Christmas?

[alwaysbelieve]

Unfortunately, I don't think they'll ever find Kyron--my personal opinion is that the cops bumbled it from the very beginning.
My heart goes out to Desiree, she needs help desperately, to handle what is going on and what has gone on.
Kaine? Not so much, I personally think he knew what was going on and how Kyron was being treated but, didn't do anything to stop it.
Merry Christmas wherever you are Kyron!

[inmyfloridaopinion]

Multnomah County Sheriff Dan Staton confident Kyron Horman investigation won't end up in the cold case files
Published: Saturday, December 04, 2010, 4:21 PM Updated: Sunday, December 05, 2010, 7:07 AM
By Maxine Bernstein, The Oregonian

http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2010/12/multnomah_county_sheriff_dan_s_2.html

[mermaid55]

Judge: Horman divorce case postponed


PORTLAND, Ore. – The divorce case between the father and step-mother of missing Skyline Elementary student Kyron Horman isn't going to be over anytime soon.

Presiding Judge Keith Meisenheimer tells us both Kaine and Terry have agreed to continue the abatement for another three months. The disposition was expected to start this month. Attorneys argued for the postponement by citing the "ongoing criminal investigation" into Kyron's disappearance.

We now know the next hearing for the divorce case has been moved to March 31.

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http://www.katu.com/news/local/113144919.html

[mermaid55]

Kyron Horman latest: Washington State Patrol includes missing boy in program


On Friday, law enforcement agencies in Washington announced they are partnering with those in Oregon to help find Kyron Horman, who went missing from his Portland area school over seven months ago.
Washington State Patrol’s Missing and Unidentified Persons Unit has partnered with Multnomah County, Oregon Sheriff’s Office to include photos of the missing boy in its WSP Homeward Bound Program.
According to a press release from WSP, photos of Kyron will be placed on trailers with Gordon Trucking Inc., whose trucks travel on routes across the nation.

Continue reading on Examiner.com: Kyron Horman latest: Washington State Patrol includes missing boy in program - National Crime | Examiner.com http://www.examiner.com/crime-in-national/kyron-horman-latest-washington-state-patrol-includes-missing-boy-program#ixzz1BmlXhJzN

[TomTerrific0420]

The seven-month search for missing Kyron Horman turns its focus today on
two rural locations north and west of Portland as investigators run
down specific intelligence they've developed and warmer weather
conditions now provide a window of opportunity.

Between 40 to 50 search-and-rescue workers, along with up to seven cadaver-detecting
dogs, will be combing the dense forested area around turnouts,
trailheads, and gated logging roads along a stretch of Northwest Skyline Road,
south of Rocky Point Road and a gravel road further north in the Dixie Mountain area.

The private timber land crosses into unincorporated areas of Multnomah,
Washington and Columbia counties, and reaches elevations of between 1,000 and 1,500 feet.

"Weather conditions prevented the
searching of these two locations a month or six weeks ago because of the
snow up there, and dogs are not effective when it's below 40 degrees,"
said Multnomah County Sheriff's Sgt. Keith Krafve, a supervisor of the
Kyron Horman Task Force.

"There're very specific reasons why we're here," said Multnomah County
Deputy sheriff Mark Herron, a search and rescue coordinator on the task force.

"We'll be looking for all those things that are Kyron associated," he said, adding that the
searchers will also be looking for anything that might have been left by
those involved with Kyron's disappearance.

Kyron hasn't been seen since he disappeared from Skyline School the morning of June 4. His
stepmother Terri Moulton Horman had driven him to school early that
morning for the school science fair and told investigators she last saw
him walking to his classroom about 8:45 a.m. He never made it to his
class but wasn't reported missing until that afternoon, after his
father, Kaine Horman, and stepmother discovered he was not aboard the
school bus after school. They went to the school to find him, prompting
the school secretary to call 9-1-1 at 3:46 p.m.

Today's search will mark the latest in what's already been the largest search operation
in the state's history with no evidence of the boy unearthed.

Stacks of maps in the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office
"war room" plot the 155 square miles already scoured, mostly land
around the school, property around the Horman home off Northwest
Sheltered Nook Road, and land and waterways surrounding Sauvie Island,
the focus of the most recent searches.

Investigators declined to identify the leads directing them to these two new
locations. But past searches at Sauvie Island resulted from the analysis
of cell phone tower pings, viable tips, or statistical probabilities
from studies of other missing child cases, officials said.

"We're not going to be out searching anything unless we have an investigative purpose," Herron said.

The locations that will be combed today are remote, with residences few and
far between. On Saturday, a heavy fog shrouded the wooded area for most
of the early morning, and few cars passed. Ground searches will be
directed to specific turnouts, trailheads or areas that a vehicle could
pull in, and then conduct a 300-foot radius search of the sites,
depending on the steepness of the terrain.

"You could see the hazards we're going to face," Herron said, stepping over discarded
screens, wood filled with nails, broken glass and shotgun shells at one
gated logging road off Northwest Skyline Boulevard, south of Rocky Point
Road. The spot is about 20 to 22 miles from Skyline Elementary School.

"Time has gone by, yes," Herron said. "However, the things that we'll be
looking for. If they're there, they're still going to be there."

Joining the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office search and rescue unit will be
volunteer searchers from Search One K9 Detection, North Oregon Regional
Search and Rescue (NORSAR), Oregon K9 Search Teams, Mountain Wave
Emergency Communications Inc., Yamhill County dog team and Pacific Crest
Search Dogs (Skamania County).

Although authorities have not
named anyone a suspect, it's clear from court documents and testimony in
the pending divorce between Kyron's father and stepmother that Terri
Horman remains at the center of the inquiry, as well as a handful of
associates and friends of hers. No arrests have been made.

Horman, living in Roseburg with her parents, has not made any statements and is
represented by prominent criminal defense attorney Stephen Houze.

The search also comes as Multnomah County Sheriff Dan Staton is preparing a
written report updating county commissioners on the status of the
nine-member multi-agency task force dedicated to investigating the
missing boy's disappearance. In October, Staton submitted a 120-day
business plan for the task force, and obtained an extra $209,000 to
cover overtime and an investigative technician dedicated to the team. As
of Nov. 29, the investigation had cost nearly $1.4 million.

Staton last week said he doesn't intend to seek additional funds, and plans to
go before the board of commissioners sometime in late February to give a
status report on whether or not the task force will continue its full-time work.

[twinkletoes]

Kyron Horman – Missing Child – Amber Alert Portland Oregon, USA, June 2010

January 30, 2011

kyron horman

A little boy is missing who is 7 years old. His name is Kyron Horman – June 2010. I’ve been doing remote viewings and having visions and dreams about this case and now I’m giving Kyron his own page because the other lens is too full.

Skyline Elementary School Portland, Oregon, United States CSI” T-shirt and dark cargo pants.

Missing Friday June 4, 2010 after 8:45am from school science fair. two miles to Kyron’s house. When school took attendance didn’t they wonder why he was THERE for the SCIENCE FAIR from 8 am till 9 am then disappear?

Kyron was marked absent at the school at 10 am in the morning. Sources say he was supposed to have a doctor’s appointment that day but where is the evidence of that?

How come no one alerted the authorities until 4 pm , what was the school doing all day? Kyron’s coat and backpack were in his classroom where he left it at 8am. he toured the school science fair with a group of six children, yet his step mom says she saw him with a male chaperone and 2 little girls?

On the Websleuth’s page the kids all said there was a creepy looking stranger there that day and yet no one seems to have looked for THAT clue. 8 a.m., went to his classroom, dropped off his coat and backpack and he showed his stepmother his exhibit, “The Red-Eyed Tree Frog.”

The Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office was contacted about 4 p.m., Kyron lived at Northwest Sheltered Nook Road.

[mermaid55]

Desiree Young says waiting for word on Kyron Horman is 'torture'


The mother of Kyron Horman struggled today with feelings of despair following yet another failed search for her missing son.

"It's torture," said Desiree Young. "It's the worst cruel punishment that a woman has to go through."

Young knew, however, that the search on Sunday in areas north and west of Portland with specially trained dogs would be difficult.

"The area that they were searching is kind of vast," she said. "I know that we were going into this with the idea that it would be an extremely difficult search."

She said she knew about plans for Sunday's search since a briefing with investigators before Thanksgiving. She said they told her and Kyron's father, Kaine Horman, they had solid new evidence.

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http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2011/01/desiree_young_says_waiting_for.html

[TomTerrific0420]

Supporters of the Kyron Horman search gathered Sunday at the Wall of
Hope at noon to show their continued support for the missing child and
his family.
This event, held near Skyline Elementary School, the school Kyron
Horman's attended before he disappeared on June 4, 2010, comes two days
before Sheriff Dan Staton is scheduled to present a six-month review of
the investigation to the Multnomah County Commissioners.
Also on Sunday, Desiree Young, the mother of Kyron Horman, released
to the media a Valentine to her missing son. In it, she wrote the
following:
"This holiday will be tough just as the others have. Valentine’s
Day has always been our special day. When I was growing up my Mom
always bought me some sweet little memento like a heart necklace or
something special that was just for me, it made me feel loved and
extremely blessed. I decided when I had kids that I would do the same.
Each year I get something special for Kyron because he's my Valentine.
I placed a Valentine for him at the Wall of Hope in hopes that he can
feel my love for him, from wherever he is. I am deeply saddened that he
is not here with me.

Kyron I love you very much, I miss you and I
want you home. I have a hole in my heart that will not be fixed until
you come home. I will never give up, I will keep searching until you
are in my arms again. God is looking over you and protecting you until I
get there, so be brave, I am coming.

The police and search
& rescuers are still looking for you, they will not stop until you
are found. We have adopted them into our family and they feel it is a
personal mission to bring you home to us and they will not stop until
you are home. I know that we are getting closer every day, I dream about
finding you and I know they will bring you home.

Law
Enforcement continues to brief us regularly on the case, the
investigation continues to march on, they will solve this case and bring
Kyron home.

Desiree (Kyron's Mom)"
http://northwestportland.katu.com/news/parents-kids/kyron-hormans-mother-has-valentine-still-missing-son/438469

[kiwimom]

Kyron Horman update: Sheriff to speak about missing boy case next week
Portland, Ore. - On Friday, it was announced that Multnomah County
Sheriff Dan Staton will update commissioners next week regarding the Kyron Horman case and the status of the investigation into the boy’s disappearance.
http://www.examiner.com/crime-in-national/kyron-horman-update-sheriff-to-speak-about-missing-boy-case-next-week

[mom_in_il]

Kyron's Mother: I believe he is dead and Terri is responsible
by Colin Miner, KGW Staff
Posted on February 19, 2011 at 5:16 PM
Updated today at 5:28 PM

Excerpt:

ROSEBURG, Ore. -- The mother of missing Portland boy Kyron Horman started a new campaign to put pressure on the boy’s stepmother, who has long been a focus of the investigation.

Kyron's mother, Desiree Young, told KOBI-TV Saturday that she believes Kyron is dead and she holds his stepmother responsible.

. . .

"There's only one person that knows where Kyron is and when you see her, you need to ask where he is."

READ MORE: http://www.kgw.com/news/Kyron-Hormans-mother-puts-pressure-116540373.html

[MililaniGirl]

Kyron's mother "taking the fight" to Terri Horman

by KGW Staff

Bio | Email | Follow: @KGWNews

Posted on February 19, 2011 at 3:30 PM

Updated yesterday at 10:08 PM

Related:

• Raw: Kyron Horman's mother speaks about his stepmother
• Sheriff to update Kyron Horman investigation
• Source: Police were ready to arrest Terri Horman over plot to kill her husband
• Complete coverage: Search for Kyron Horman
• Photos: Missing boy Kyron Horman

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ROSEBURG, Ore. -- The mother of missing Portland boy Kyron Horman started a new campaign to put pressure on the boy’s stepmother, who has long been a focus of the investigation.

Kyron's mother, Desiree Young, told KGW that "we are taking the fight to her."

Background: Search for Kyron Horman

Young, her husband and other friends and family went to Roseburg, where Terri Moulton Horman has been living with her parents since a couple of week's after Kyron was last seen.

Kyron Horman has been missing since he disappeared from Skyline Elementary school in Portland on June 4, 2010. His stepmother was reportedly the last person to see him.

"It's not right that Terri gets to have a free life while my son is missing," Young said. "There's only one person that knows where Kyron is and when you see her, you need to ask where he is."

Young was in Roseburg, Oregon, where Moulton-Horman has lived with her parents since her husband filed for divorce weeks after Kyron's disappearance.

“We are putting the pressure on Terri,” Young told KGW. “We are bringing it to her. She needs to know we will not rest until Kyron is brought home."

Young, her husband Tony and members of their family were handing out new fliers (pictured, above) highlighting Kyron.

In an interview with reporters, Young was asked if she believes Kyron is still alive.

"In the beginning of the case, I did believe that," she said. I hope every day that Kyron comes through the door and that we find him okay. I want that with everything.

"But with the information and evidence that I have been presented against Terri, I'm confident that she probably did something to him."

Also: Sheriff to issue investigation update

Timeline: Search for Kyron Horman

Latest: Cadaver dogs used in latest search

Complete Coverage: Search for Kyron Horman

http://www.kgw.com/news/kyron-horman/Kyron-Hormans-mother-puts-pressure-116540373.html

[kiwimom]

http://abcnews.go.com/US/kyron-hormans-mother-speaks-stepmother/story?id=12959936
"I believe that it was important to raise awareness in Roseburg, [where]
people are not aware of who I am, who Kyron is, let alone Terri, who
lives here," Young said.
"It was concerning, because we have knowledge that she's handing out
Halloween candy to children, she's going into bars, and enjoying the
holidays with her family -- all while Kyron is not here. We thought it
was time to step it up a notch," she said.
Young also said investigators presented her with new evidence that she said raises questions about Terri Horman's character.
"[The evidence] indicated that not only could Terri be capable of this,
but it was clear that she hated Kyron, and blamed everything on Kyron --
and had expressed that on various occasions to friends and people that
she knew," she said this morning.
Phone calls to Terri Horman and her attorney from ABC affiliate KATU-TV in Portland about Young's efforts and her new claims were not returned Saturday.
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[mom_in_il]

Sheriff Daniel Staton to Address County Commissioners on the Kyron Horman Investigation - 02/23/11
UPDATE briefing time change due to weather conditions
The Sheriff's Board Briefing has been moved to 10:30 am today February 24, 2011

On February 24, 2011 at 9:30am Sheriff Daniel Staton will provide the County Commissioners an update of the Kyron Horman investigation. The update will include a general overview of the investigation, progress that has been made, a discussion of the assets that have been utilized to this point, and the task force's plans to move forward.

The update will not include specific investigative details as this remains an open and ongoing investigation.

http://www.flashalert.net

[kiwimom]

Multnomah County Sheriff Dan Staton spoke to commissioners on
Thursday on the status of missing Kyle Horman, who was last seen at his
Portland, Oregon school last June.
Staton said a task force will be developed to further the investigation in the Horman case.
"We can target specific elements to bring a conclusion to this," said Staton.
Staton admitted the broad tips have caused him frustration in the
case. He said each and every lead has to be looked at and documented,
but some are too broad when the tip is no more than to search in a
wooded area.
Staton would not give specifics as to what moving forward in the investigation meant.
"I don't like standing up here and telling you that we are moving
forward in this investigation but not being able to tell you why. I
would love to be able to tell you this is what we have found. I wish I
could tell you this," said Staton.
The investigation so far has cost the sheriff's office $1.42
million. Investigators have subpoenaed cell phone and computer records
and have hired technical experts to help with the investigation.
Creating a task force will help distribute the cost of the case across
the board, said Staton, and it is more fiscally responsible.
"We've collected those items, and now it's going to take time to get through all of it," said Staton.
More FBI agents have been brought in to help the Sheriff Dept. go through the case using their expertise in profiling.
"They sit down with investigators and go through the case files page
by page, and try to help brainstorm ideas. They may say, you want to
try this or have you looked at this," said Beth Anne Steele, FBI
spokeswoman.
Continue reading on Examiner.com: Kyron Horman: Sheriff speaks on updated search for missing Oregon boy - National missing persons | Examiner.com http://www.examiner.com/missing-persons-in-national/kyron-horman-sheriff-speaks-on-updated-search-for-missing-oregon-boy#ixzz1Ev4FMgZo

[kiwimom]

PORTLAND, Ore. – Search and rescue crews were out for another day of
looking for any clues about where missing boy Kyron Horman could be. This
latest search is one of several weekend searches that have happened in
recent months. Horman first disappeared from Skyline Elementary in
Portland in June 2010. Around 75 volunteers participated in the Saturday search near NW Skyline Boulevard and NW Moreland Road. The searchers came from several law enforcement agencies, search and rescue groups and a dog team. “Searchers
remain committed to these continuing efforts until the matter is
resolved,” said Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Lt. Mark
Matsushima said.http://northwestportland.katu.com/news/crime/searchers-back-out-looking-kyron-horman/439411

[kiwimom]

Kyron Horman update: 2nd day of searches for missing Oregon boy in NW Portland
Portland, Ore. - The second day of searches continued in the Northwest Portland area on Sunday for missing Oregon boy Kyron Horman.
The search covered an area near Northwest Dixie Mountain Road, just
north of where a search was conducted on Saturday, according to
Multnomah County Sheriff’s spokesperson Lt. mark Matsushima.
On Saturday, 75 volunteers with two dogs scoured the Skyline Blvd.
area near Moreland Road, the same area that was searched in January.
Investigators would not reveal whether anything was discovered during either Saturday or Sunday's search.Kyron was wearing a ‘CSI’ t-shirt and black cargo pants when he vanished.
Anyone with information regarding Kyron Horman’s whereabouts is asked
to call the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office tip line at 503-261-2847
or 911 with emergency information. The reward for information regarding
Kyron has been increased to $50,000.
http://www.examiner.com/crime-in-national/kyron-horman-update-2nd-day-of-searches-for-missing-oregon-boy-nw-portland

[kiwimom]

Expo booth to feature Kyron Horman case


Expo booth to feature Kyron Horman case
Posted on April 12, 2011 at 10:45 AM

PORTLAND – The father of missing Portland boy Kyron
Horman plans to set up booths at two Expo Center events in Portland
this weekend, to try and raise more awareness about his missing son.
Kaine Horman said he will have fliers, T-shirts, buttons and other
items available to hand out during Kidfest and Oregon’s Largest Garage
Sale.
Kaine said he decided to attend the event after the organizers offered use of the booths to him for free.
He said along with handing out fliers, there will probably be art tables where children can make ribbons for Kyron.
Kyron vanished from Skyline Elementary School on June 4th. No
arrests have been made in the case but police have named his stepmother,
Terri Moulton Horman as been the main focus of the investigation.
http://www.kgw.com/news/local/Expo-booth-to-feature-Kyron-Horman-case-119705619.html

[kiwimom]

HILLSBORO, Ore. -- As the search for Kyron Horman continues, so does the efforts of volunteers to raise awareness of his disappearance.A
group of volunteers held an Easter-themed event Saturday at Shute Park
in Hillsboro that featured and Easter-egg hunt, crafts, food and
entertainment.“We set up for a couple hundred kids and we far
exceeded that,” said Kaine Horman, Kyron’s father. “(We’re) just trying
to give back to everybody that’s helping.”Many event attendees
have helped the search effort by wearing T-shirts and buttons that
feature information about the 7-year-old boy since he disappeared from
Skyline Elementary School in Northwest Portland last June.“I
wear my shirt nearly every day and there are a lot of people who ask me
who Kyron is. Some people don’t know he’s still missing,” said Cindi
Massei, one of the volunteers who organized the event. “We’re doing
everything we can to make sure (the distribution of information)
continues. We don’t want people to forget that Kyron is still missing
and needs to come home.”Kaine Horman said he’s amazed by the number of people who are donating their time to help in the search effort.“It’s just one of those things that gives you chills even thinking about what they do and it’s just amazing,” Horman said.

http://www.kptv.com/news/27650397/detail.html

[mom_in_il]

Terri Horman tries to lay low in Roseburg
Tuesday, May 3, 2011 - Eugene, OR By Thom Jensen KATU News

(Video Report at link)

ROSEBURG, Ore. - June 4 will mark one year since Kyron Horman disappeared from his elementary school in Northwest Portland. Just shy of that somber anniversary, police have yet to name a formal suspect in the case.

Still, one person has remained in the spotlight: Kyron’s stepmother Terri Horman.

Horman brought Kyron to Skyline Elementary that fateful morning, the last place he was seen. After that day, reports swirled of a failed lie detector test and she went through a very public breakup from Kyron’s father, Kaine Horman.

Both Kaine and Kyron’s biological mother, Desiree Young, pointed the finger of blame at Terri Horman.

Since then, Horman has returned to her hometown of Roseburg, Ore. Her life in Roseburg is much different now. Neighbors said Horman rarely leaves the home where she grew up.

In February, Young visited Roseburg and asked businesses there to shun Terri. She also asked neighbors to constantly question Horman about Kyron.

“We know that Terri blamed Kyron for her failing marriage and wanted him out of her life. She put that all in writing,” Young said. “She had a severe, severe hatred for Kyron.”

Two posters with Kyron’s face on them are just a few blocks from Horman’s current home.

A handful of fliers are also posted within a mile of her home, including in a strip mall.

Andy Knutson has one in his window at the Vitamin Market.

“It’s just a small thing that anyone can do to help find him,” he said.

Cherisse Beck also put a flier up in her store, although it isn’t the same poster that Young was pushing.

“I’m not going to assign blame because we don’t know the facts,” she said. “We don’t know the truth about what really happened.”

Mindy McFerrin said she doesn’t blame Young for putting on the pressure.

“As a parent I can’t imagine,” McFerrin said. “I would do anything and everything against the person of interest to basically flush them out.”


A crew from KATU News recently caught up with Terri Horman as she left her Roseburg home to go for a walk.

We asked if she was finally willing to speak about what happened the day Kyron disappeared, why she stopped talking with investigators, if her attorney was still advising her not to speak with reporters and if she had any statement for the public?

She refused to acknowledge any of the questions.

Without passing judgment, Horman’s Roseburg neighbors wonder why she has been so silent and absent from the searches for Kyron.

“It if was my little boy I wouldn’t give up looking for him,” Beck said.

“I wish that she would come forward. All we can do is keep praying for the family,” McFerrin said.

Almost a year later, people still leave signs and messages at the “wall of hope” set up outside Skyline Elementary School.

There are also 46 separate Facebook pages with more than 100,000 collective followers where people share their thoughts, prayers and opinions about Kyron’s case.

http://www.kval.com/news/121124909.html

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http://www.nwcn.com/news/122038809.html

Maine police find boy's body, ask about Kyron Horman



Maine police find boy's body, ask about Kyron Horman

by Associated Press & kgw.com staff
NWCN.com

Posted on May 17, 2011 at 11:45 AM

SOUTH BERWICK, Maine - A boy’s body was found wrapped in a blanket
off a remote road in Maine last Saturday and those investigators have
contacted Multnomah County detectives for more information about Kyron
Horman’s disappearance.

As first reported on OregonLive,
state police in Maine requested photos, flyers and other information
about Kyron, according to Lt. Mary Lindstrand, with the Multnomah
County Sheriff's Office.

Lindstrand told KGW Tuesday that the body was not ruled out as being
Kyron but detectives had just sent the information and identifying a
body is not a quick process.

She added that local detectives have not
been contacted again from Maine Police since the information was sent.

Maine police also began circulating a computer-generated photo of the unidentified boy and a detailed press release on Facebook. (See computer-generated photo above.)

Kyron's father, Kaine recently told KGW in a two-hour exclusive
interview that he continues to hope for a break in the case that will
solve the mystery of his young son's disappearance.


Latest: Kyron's father, Kaine talks to KGW

The Maine body was found by a resident in the small town of South
Berwick early Saturday evening. Police described the cause of death as
“suspicious” but said there were no missing child reports that matched
the age of the dead boy in Maine or neighboring New Hampshire.
The boy appeared to be 4 to 6 years old, 3’8” tall, with dirty blond
hair and blue eyes. He was wearing a Faded Glory gray camouflage
hooded sweatshirt, a blue T-shirt, tan pants, and Lightning McQueen
sneakers.

Kyron has been missing since June 4th, 2010, when he vanished at the
age of 7 after participating in a science fair at Skyline Elementary
School.

Through winter and early spring, search crews scoured an area near
Skyline Boulevard in Northwest Portland. They found nothing. They also
unsuccessfully searched areas on Sauvie Island.

Kyron’s stepmother, Terri Moulton-Horman has been named as a “person of interest” in the case, but there are no suspects.

[TomTerrific0420]

The child's body found still had it's baby teeth. That would make the found child a bit younger than KH. If I remember correctly KH also had some some unusual choppers and would be a bit obvious to the forensics team.

[twinkletoes]

Kyron Horman's dad: Anniversary will be rough

by Kyle Iboshi

Posted on May 17, 2011 at 10:30 PM

Updated yesterday at 11:00 AM

Related:

• For Desiree, emotional days without Kyron
  
• Kaine Horman waits for break in Kyron case
  
• Complete coverage: Search for Kyron Horman
  
• Slideshow: Wall of Hope for Kyron Horman
  
• Home Video: Kyron Horman close up
  

Portland, Ore. - Kyron Horman's father told KGW there will be no big event to mark the one-year anniversary of his son's disappearance.

“There is no day that is more or less important to me. They are all equally as important until he gets home,” said Kaine Horman.

In a lengthy interview with KGW, Kaine Horman said he has relied on a group of friends for support during the past year.

“Some days are tougher than others," said Horman. "Nothing has been harder than Christmas. Just having an empty house for the first time, pretty much ever, that was tough.”

The missing boys father says he is grateful for the hundreds of hugs, emails and letters of support that he's received over the past 11 months.

The Wall of Hope, set up outside a fire station on Skyline Boulevard, includes a collection of signs, banners and stuffed animals for Kyron.

Recently, Kaine Horman asked that a plastic covering be removed from the wall. It was intended to protect the keepsakes.

Horman felt it was a barrier. He wanted people to interact with the wall and share their thoughts.

“It’s kind of a living, breathing thing, just like he is,” Horman said. “It’s going to continue to grow and things about it are going to continue to change.”

Kyron Horman was last seen at Skyline Elementary school on June 4, 2010. No suspects have been officially named in the case but the investigation has focused on Kyron's step-mom, Terri Moulton Horman.


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