Kyron Horman, 7 years old PORTLAND, OR #28 9/12/2010 - 9/18/2010

[Puzzler]

I am surprised that DeDe did not comment on JW.
I have no idea if TJones really got the info from DeDe, can't even guess, but as a woman who was unkindly exposed by him, she may be a much better person than I.  just sayin'

I saw one comment puzzler posted about JW:

http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message1170793/pg63


TOM JONES
User ID: 1099250
9/15/2010 3:55 AM

Jasons name change;
Dede said that Jason changed his name around Dec '04.
She said she did meet his father, but never talked about Jasons name change with him.

I, as well, take a huge grain of salt with his posts.

I take it with a hugh grain of salt, too.

But, IMO, posters are always curious and want to know things...so when a "possible" answer to some of the questions comes up, it's interesting to read those possibilities.

I'm not saying that Tom Jones talked to DeDe.  I don't know.  Some of his posts are interesting to mull over with respect to the case and DeDe and some of it does seem plausible (if the answers are really from DeDe). 

According to the posts, DeDe was not instructed by the GJ not to talk and she was not put under oath, but a video was taken that can be used in court.  Also, supposedly her attorney told her not to post on the internet. 

IMO, if Tom Jones is her cousin, then his posting on the internet about what they talked about neither goes against the GJ nor the attorney.

Puzzler, don't get me wrong. I enjoyed reading the posts you pasted here and think there just may be something true in them.

I just don't usually take posts from other forums and comments from posters on news sites too seriously. But well worth reading and thinking about!

Thanks for posting those here.

You're welcome; totally understand. 

[Spodie]

http://www.flashalertnewswire.net/images/news/2010-07/1276/37069/Sheriff_office_HormanPress072710.pdf

Kyron Horman Press Conference
Tuesday, July 27, 2010, 2:00 P.M.

The Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office continues to be the lead agency as we continue our partnership with the East Multnomah County Major Crimes Team.

This team was created in 1996 and has over a 90% successful prosecution rate for major criminal investigations.

Having worked with the Major Crimes Team in the past I can tell you that it’s comprised of some of Multnomah County’s most well respected, skilled and dedicated detectives.

These detectives are selected for their skill level and ability to solve crimes and work well within a detective team.

[Spodie]

http://www.flashalertnewswire.net/images/news/2010-07/1276/37069/Sheriff_office_HormanPress072710.pdf

Kyron Horman Press Conference
Tuesday, July 27, 2010, 2:00 P.M.

The Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office continues to be the lead agency as we continue our partnership with the East Multnomah County Major Crimes Team.

This team was created in 1996 and has over a 90% successful prosecution rate for major criminal investigations.

Having worked with the Major Crimes Team in the past I can tell you that it’s comprised of some of Multnomah County’s most well respected, skilled and dedicated detectives.

These detectives are selected for their skill level and ability to solve crimes and work well within a detective team.

self edited to add bolds

[Nana29]

I followed a link from thsp...
The Kyron Horman Petition *Kyron's Law*

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/the-kyron-horman-petition/

Not sure I agree with some of the wording:

"As you all know Kyron Horman vanished from SkyLine Elementary June 4, 2010. The same day the school held a science fair in which he was last seen standing proudly in front of his "The Red Eyed Tree Frog" project. He was last seen by a student at 9:00am. After that it remains a mystery. That day Kyron was marked absent on roll call. However, it was not until 3:30pm that Kyron's step mother discovered  her child was marked absent until she went to pick him up at the bus stop. He wasn't on the bus."

...but... see for yourselves.

[no rose colored glasses]

I followed a link from thsp...
The Kyron Horman Petition *Kyron's Law*

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/the-kyron-horman-petition/

Not sure I agree with some of the wording:

"As you all know Kyron Horman vanished from SkyLine Elementary June 4, 2010. The same day the school held a science fair in which he was last seen standing proudly in front of his "The Red Eyed Tree Frog" project. He was last seen by a student at 9:00am. After that it remains a mystery. That day Kyron was marked absent on roll call. However, it was not until 3:30pm that Kyron's step mother discovered  her child was marked absent until she went to pick him up at the bus stop. He wasn't on the bus."

...but... see for yourselves.

Thank-you, and I agree with some of the wording.  ( Don't come after me about "funding" bs when a 7 yr old child is missing and his life is endangered! )  Sorry but reality isn't that simple, there are some schools that are just not able to put a system in place because of funding, pure and simple. It is always about the money.

[Nana29]

Missing Kyron Horman
 Multnomah Co. Sheriff Dan Staton will make a statement about the Kyron Horman case at 4 p.m.
 Watch it live on KATU TV and KATU.com.

[Nana29]

Missing Kyron Horman
 Multnomah Co. Sheriff Dan Staton will make a statement about the Kyron Horman case at 4 p.m.
 Watch it live on KATU TV and KATU.com.

Oops...     

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Missing-Kyron-Horman/125336750831264

[Brandi]

Missing Kyron Horman
 Multnomah Co. Sheriff Dan Staton will make a statement about the Kyron Horman case at 4 p.m.
 Watch it live on KATU TV and KATU.com.

Oops...     

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Missing-Kyron-Horman/125336750831264

Thanks, Nana29!

[no rose colored glasses]

Missing Kyron Horman
 Multnomah Co. Sheriff Dan Staton will make a statement about the Kyron Horman case at 4 p.m.
 Watch it live on KATU TV and KATU.com.

Oops...     

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Missing-Kyron-Horman/125336750831264

Thank-you

[Bearlyhere]

I followed a link from thsp...
The Kyron Horman Petition *Kyron's Law*

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/the-kyron-horman-petition/

Not sure I agree with some of the wording:

"As you all know Kyron Horman vanished from SkyLine Elementary June 4, 2010. The same day the school held a science fair in which he was last seen standing proudly in front of his "The Red Eyed Tree Frog" project. He was last seen by a student at 9:00am. After that it remains a mystery. That day Kyron was marked absent on roll call. However, it was not until 3:30pm that Kyron's step mother discovered  her child was marked absent until she went to pick him up at the bus stop. He wasn't on the bus."

...but... see for yourselves.

Thank-you, and I agree with some of the wording.  ( Don't come after me about "funding" bs when a 7 yr old child is missing and his life is endangered! )  Sorry but reality isn't that simple, there are some schools that are just not able to put a system in place because of funding, pure and simple. It is always about the money.

You are right about the money, but looking at it from another standpoint, they cannot afford not to do something.  The district cannot afford the cost of a missing child psychologically or monetarily.  First off, no one would want their child in the district, secondly, the lawsuits from just one missing child could be astronomical.

[no rose colored glasses]

I followed a link from thsp...
The Kyron Horman Petition *Kyron's Law*

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/the-kyron-horman-petition/

Not sure I agree with some of the wording:

"As you all know Kyron Horman vanished from SkyLine Elementary June 4, 2010. The same day the school held a science fair in which he was last seen standing proudly in front of his "The Red Eyed Tree Frog" project. He was last seen by a student at 9:00am. After that it remains a mystery. That day Kyron was marked absent on roll call. However, it was not until 3:30pm that Kyron's step mother discovered  her child was marked absent until she went to pick him up at the bus stop. He wasn't on the bus."

...but... see for yourselves.

Thank-you, and I agree with some of the wording.  ( Don't come after me about "funding" bs when a 7 yr old child is missing and his life is endangered! )  Sorry but reality isn't that simple, there are some schools that are just not able to put a system in place because of funding, pure and simple. It is always about the money.

You are right about the money, but looking at it from another standpoint, they cannot afford not to do something.  The district cannot afford the cost of a missing child psychologically or monetarily.  First off, no one would want their child in the district, secondly, the lawsuits from just one missing child could be astronomical.

I agree about that school district, but that petition was for all schools in the US if I read it right, and that just isn't going to happen, imo.

[klaasend]

Missing Kyron Horman
 Multnomah Co. Sheriff Dan Staton will make a statement about the Kyron Horman case at 4 p.m.
 Watch it live on KATU TV and KATU.com.

Thanks Nana

[Scatty]

In case anyone's interested, here's a different scanner for Portland PD, etc. Not as good as the last but that one seems stuck on linked repeaters for now.

http://www.oregonlive.com/policescanner/audio/index.ssf

[Brandi]

Missing Kyron Horman
 Multnomah Co. Sheriff Dan Staton will make a statement about the Kyron Horman case at 4 p.m.
 Watch it live on KATU TV and KATU.com.

Thanks Nana

10 minutes til the news conference: http://www.katu.com/news/live

[zippiddy_doo_daw]

Sheriff To Speak About Kyron Horman Case
Boy's Parents Say They Were Unaware Of Changes To Investigation
http://www.kptv.com/news/25025645/detail.html

Kyron's biological parents, Kaine Horman and Desiree Young, said they are scheduled to meet with investigators later this week but were unaware of any changes to the investigation when called for comment by a FOX 12 reporter.

[klaasend]

Keeps cutting out on me.

[Brandi]

Keeps cutting out on me.

Working fine here.

He whistles when he talks, and it is very hard to hear the reporters' questions.

[Scatty]

Going to a task force, releasing all the other investigators and personnel back to their regular duties; not considered scaling down; narrowed focus. Not going in direction of cold case. FBI, Porland PD, Porland police bureau, Fairview and Troutdale PDs still involved. "We will probably play about a 30% role."

[BabsKats]

Try this one

http://www.kptv.com/video/15359817/index.html

[Scatty]

Keeps cutting out on me.

Working fine here.

He whistles when he talks, and it is very hard to hear the reporters' questions.

I know! I'm glad someone else noticed!