Should Terri Horman Be Afraid Of Photography?

 

Lots of people who have been following Kyron Horman's Missing perons case since June 4, 2010, when he disappeared from his school in Portland, Oregon are wondering about the nine month delay (originally reported to be a two year delay) of the lawsuit filed by Kyron's mother against Terri Horman, Kyron's stepmother, and especially wondering what the judge meant by "protecting witnesses". From reading comments in various places about this, it appears that there is an opinion floating around that the district attorney of Multnomah County is trying to keep this information out of Terri Horman's hands. While that may, in fact, be the case, Terri Horman very likely knows the exact identity of each and every actual witness in this case.......UNLESS.....it involves accidental surveillance or accidental photography!

 

A streetsign up the street from Carol and Larry Moulton's house, where Terri Horman currently resides. What secrets may have been shared there, Terri, and by whom? Hmmm?

Suddenly The District Attorney Wants To Delay Desiree Young's Lawsuit?

Say What????? The sheriff and district attorney in Multnomah County, Oregon want to delay the lawsuit filed by Kyron Horman's mother, Desiree Young, against Kyron's stepmother, Terri Horman, for two years??? What the hell? Kyron has already been missing for over two years, why would this lawsuit, that was filed in order to gain testimony and find Kyron, need to be delayed?

I actually have a bit of a theory about this. What if, upon graduating from boot camp, and finishing any other training, such as airborne, James Moulton, Terri's son, decided to go ahead and share whatever he knows about his mother's activities on the day Kyron went missing? Because almost any military career, these days, is dependant upon a security clearance, which; in turn, is dependant upon a polygraph examination. Hopefully, if James has any knowledge at all about what happened to Kyron, he spoke about it before taking a polygraph. Most of the time, if someone taking a polygraph examination covers for a person who has committed a crime, the result is pretty much the same as if the subject were covering for him or herself. Deceptive. Perhaps James realized that a loony-toony maternal unit is simply not worth the complete throwing away of one's life. The timing would be about right, considering when James left home to go to boot camp.

Seriously; to delay a the progress of a case such as this, someone had better have a really good idea of where Kyron went. My tracker tells me every day that a lot of people from all over the world are still interested in information about Kyron Horman's case, and that a lot of people care about him. The case is not going to simply "go away". If Multnomah County does not have a good reason for moving the court for this delay, there will be a lot of angry people wanting answers.

 

Terri Horman Called A Prime Suspect By Judge

Apparently, Peter Bunchpants, Esquire, filed an appeal to Judge Kantor's ruling in Multnomah County, Oregon, stating that the lawsuit filed against Terri Moulton Horman, by Desiree Young, mother of missing Kyron Horman, can go forward. Today, Judge Kantor issued a new ruling, basically reiterating that the case can move forward. He said something really interesting, though; he called Terri Horman a "prime suspect" in Kyron's disappearance. Not a "de facto" suspect, a prime suspect.

Petition For Status On Kyron Horman Case

This is a link to a petition to law enforcement and the district attorney in Multnomah County, Oregon. It is a request for an update on the Kyron Horman case. He disappeared from his school on June 4, 2010, and the community would like an update, as he has not been found.