Police Give Subtle Clues in Kyron Horman Disappearance

Source: The Portlander

Tuesday marks the 5th day that Kyron Horman has been missing and the latest news has provided no new information to curious Oregonians praying for his return. But that doesn’t mean that police haven’t learned more and more every day and it certainly doesn’t mean they don’t know what might of happened to Kyron.

The Multnomah County Sheriffs Office has held twice daily news breifings and have had few details for those listening. Reading between the lines, however, can tell us a lot.

First, the police have classified the search as a criminal investigation. This likely means they have ruled out the idea that Kyron walked away from the school on his own. Authorities know something that tells them Kyron was forced to leave Skyline Elementary.

The FBI was called in very early on in the investigation. The have since posted an alert at FBI.gov to warn Americans that Kyron is in danger. The FBI has also brought in a profiler, along the likes of the popular TV show Criminal Minds. Not something you’d expect the FBI to do if they believed that Kyron was simply missing in the woods or taken by a family member.

Additionally, it is well known that that Kyron’s step mother dropped him off at school at 8:30am on Friday. She has told police that the last time she saw the 7 year old is when she left at 8:45am. Now, police have communicated that someone saw Kyron at 9am but they refuse to say who saw him, where at and what the circumstances where. The 9am event and mystery witness may hold the key to what happened to Kyron that fateful morning.

Finally, in the Tuesday noon press briefing by the Multnomah County Sheriffs office, Cpt Jason Gates refused to answer key questions from reporters. These questions included “is there any indication that a stranger was inside Skyline Elementary on Friday morning” and “Are searchers now focusing on specific search areas now rather than all the area around Skyline Elementary?” His standard response was to say that he could not give out those details. Does this mean there are details to give out?

Read more: http://theportlander.com/2010/06/08/police-give-subtle-clues-in-kyron-horman-disappearance/

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This is an update on 7-year-old Kyron Hormon who disappeared last Friday. I hope they find him safe and sound!

i hope they find him...:hi:

It's even more disturbing to those of us who live in the area. I can't even imagine what the family of this child is going through.

Such a horrible story.

So sad, but true, it's been proven time and time again that missing minorities get less attention:

http://www.bvblackspin.com/2010/06/08/anthony-thomas-and-kyron-horman/

I've been watching reports on the local Portland station I get where I live, and keep getting this uneasy feeling that there's more to the story than they are saying, reading between the lines as you did. I am just so sad about this, want to cry when I think about it. The pictures of that cute little guy, and the thought of what he might have been/is going through rip my heart out. Just hope the truth will come out soon, most of all that he will be found safe and sound. For some reason the phrase "someone thought he needed rescuing" keeps coming to mind. Impossible now to know what happened but if good thoughts, wishes and prayers help at all, I'm sending them across the Cascades to Portland!

Blessings to us all.

I sure hope they have a lead...

have. what might have happened.