strollingbones
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still nothing......people mag had an article but it was just about the child missing and the step mom...no real news
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still nothing......people mag had an article but it was just about the child missing and the step mom...no real news
A former landscaper for missing Oregon 7-year-old Kyron Horman told police that the boy's stepmother offered him a large sum of money in exchange for killing her husband, Oregonlive.com reported.
The landscaper reportedly claimed that Terri Moulton Horman discussed the so-called murder-for-hire plot with him six months before Kyron vanished, according to Oregonlive.com.
When detectives revealed the plan to Kyron's father, Kaine Horman, last week, he filed for a restraining order against Terri Moulton Horman as well as filed for divorce, the website reported. He took the couple's 19-month-old daughter with him.
Police have said Terri Horman told them she took Kyron to school on the morning of June 4. The school was having a science fair before classes began, and Terri Horman took a photo of Kyron in front of his project.
She has told police that she last saw him walking down a hallway toward his second-grade classroom, wearing a "CSI" T-shirt and dark cargo pants.
Missing Ore. boy: Police chase 1,200 tips - Life- msnbc.com
Kyron was last seen about 9 a.m. Friday, shortly after the boy and his stepmother attended a science fair at the school. She last saw him walking down a hallway toward his second-grade classroom, wearing a "CSI" T-shirt and dark cargo pants
maybe i am out of step here...but she didnt watch him walk into the classroom?
my first thought when i read it days ago....
you didnt walk him to the room...or watch to make sure...
that just doesnt sound right to me
I saw this thread when you first posted and was hoping like hell he would have been found by now. It doesn't look like a very good outcome, but we'll all hope for the best. Our prayers are for this young man, as with so many others in similar, or sadly, the same situation repeated over and over anymore, where ever they are.
I could go on with more dialog but it won't change anything, mankind needs some serious genetic assistance. I hope I expressed my thoughts correctly.
my first thought when i read it days ago....
you didnt walk him to the room...or watch to make sure...
that just doesnt sound right to me
I saw this thread when you first posted and was hoping like hell he would have been found by now. It doesn't look like a very good outcome, but we'll all hope for the best. Our prayers are for this young man, as with so many others in similar, or sadly, the same situation repeated over and over anymore, where ever they are.
I could go on with more dialog but it won't change anything, mankind needs some serious genetic assistance. I hope I expressed my thoughts correctly.
Genetic assistance?
What on earth is genetic assistance?
naw my money on the step mom....the janitor would be somewhere smoking a ciggie....
The case of missing Oregon boy Kyron Horman has taken another bizarre twist, as the boys stepmother who reportedly tried to hire a gardener to kill her now-estranged husband has been accused of carrying on a sexual relationship with her husband's high school friend and attempting to abduct her own daughter.
Court documents filed Monday show that Kyron's stepmom, Terri Horman, sent the friend nude images of her engaging in "graphic sexual activity" and hundreds of other explicit and solicitous text messages, the Oregonian reported.
Kyron's father Kaine Horman fled the house he shared with Terri at the end of June, filing for divorce and seeking a restraining order against her in order to retain custody of their daughter Kiara.
But just hours before that restraining order went into effect, Terri allegedly went to her husband's gym while he was working out and tried to "abduct" the 20-month-old girl from a day care session.