Terri Horman Finds Jesus

And the hits just keep on coming. Terri Moulton Horman, sometime stepmother of the missing Kyron Horman, who disappeared from his second grade classroom in 2010, recently remarried. In the past, Moulton has been denied a legal name change on more than one occasion because of her status as a suspect in Kyron's missing persons case. In late March, she finally found a way to do it. She went to Los Vegas, and married some dude named Jose De Jesus Vazques Martinez. The part of his name that is now Terri Horman's name, if any, remains unclear. What is also unclear is whether or not any of Terri's children were on the guest list. Something else that is unclear is Kyron's whereabouts. Terri, where's Kyron?

More About The Kyron Horman Case

On June 4, it will be seven years since Kyron Horman disappeared from his Portland, Oregon school during a science fair. He was seven years old. There has seemingly been no trace of him during that time, and the only clues have been the behaviors, threats, and comments made by his some time step parent, Terri Moulton Horman, who, since her divorce from Kyron's father, now uses her maiden name, Moulton. She also lives in California, and uses the address of a relative there, while actually residing in other places around the state, mostly in the Sacramento area.

One of the reasons Terri Moulton is divorced from Kyron's father is that she allegedly attempted to convince another person to murder her husband. This came to light several weeks after Kyron went missing. She was never charged with the crime, and police were much more interested in finding Kyron at the time, but Kaine, Kyron's father, still was spooked enough to get a restraining order against her and begin divorce proceedings. Something else that has come to light during the past several months, in addition to Moulton's enhancement of her criminal record in California, is that in 1990, she allegedly attempted to have someone she was dating murdered! A laptop computer that once belonged to Moulton has also been seized. At this writing, law enforcement has not released many details, except to say that the investigation has recently included these things.

There is a new age progressed picture of Kyron, showing how he might look at age fourteen. As before, if anyone knows anything about Kyron's whereabouts, please call the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office at 503-823-3333 or 503-261-2847. (tip line)

Terri Moulton Horman's Life Of Crime

Here's Terri Moulton Horman, sometime step parent of missing Kyron Horman, who disappeared in 2010 from his school in Portland, Oregon when he was seven. She is pictured with a new mystery man. After refusing to help in the search or investigation of Kyron's missing persons case, Terri allegedly attempted to pay an acquaintance to murder Kyron's father Kaine Horman; triggering a divorce action from Kaine. She then moved to Roseburg, Oregon, and lived with her parents for about five years. After she was finished squatting at her parents' home, she trotted to California, using the address of another relative for identification, an address, and a drivers license. While doing all this, Ms. Moulton Horman also got arrested for stealing a gun, failure to appear in court for the same, and, most recently, for stealing a car.

Celebrating Holidays, Terri Moulton Style

Terri Moulton Horman, sometime stepmother of missing Kyron Horman, really loves to celebrate any holiday with trouble! She punctuated her third Fourth of July as Mrs. Kaine Horman by failing three polygraphs in connection to Kyron's disappearance from his Portland, Oregon school and by becoming a suspect in a murder for hire plot against her husband. They have since divorced, and he has a permanent restraining order against her, keeping her away from him and their daughter. Since then, she has spent five years living with her parents in Roseburg, Oregon. She recently moved to Sacramento, California.

A few days before Halloween in 2012, Terri surfaced momentarily at her parents home when John Walsh attempted an interview. She didn't want to talk to anyone, let alone tell Kyron's parents where Kyron can be found. She spent Memorial Day of 2014 putting up fake posters with terrible pictures of Kyron and the wrong phone number in several Oregon towns. July 4 of the same year was spent preparing to change her name to that of an Australian national with similar facial features and hair color to her own. She wasn't successful; outstanding restraining orders and complaints from the person upon whose identity she wished to impinge got in her way. Six months later, Terri celebrated Christmas with another identity crisis; once again, in a failed attempt to change her name.

More recently, Terri Moulton Horman spent the holiday season of 2015 doing a couple of interviews for People Magazine, still refusing to cooperate with law enforcement in Oregon in their ongoing efforts to locate Kyron. And of course, in what appeared to be her most audacious caper yet, Terri celebrated Labor Day, 2016 by appearing on the Dr. Phil show. The episode aired later in September, in two segments.

To the untrained eye, it would appear that Terri could do nothing more to ruin a holiday for herself and those close to her, simply because appearing on Dr. Phil is hard for a de facto suspect in a kidnapping to top. But all that was needed was patience; she had more planned for everyone. On July 4 of last  year, Terri was arrested for failure to appear in court. Why was she summoned to court? Why....because she stole a handgun, of course! From her roommate! Then, in a mind boggling turn of events, Terri Moulton Horman has become the subject of yet another restraining order, and has been charged with domestic violence against her new boyfriend! This happened right after Thanksgiving and she is expected in court right before Christmas. It is advisable for everyone, everywhere to avoid spending any holiday with Terri Moulton Horman!

Terri Moulton Horman Stole A Gun

Yep. You read that correctly. After all the insane things Terri Moulton has put her family and her former spouse's family through, she moved to California and stole a gun from someone. Or at least, that's why she was arrested last year. She was also arrested in on July 4 of this year, for failure to appear in court.

Terri Moulton is not only a person of interest in Kyron Horman's missing persons case in 2010; she is also suspected in a murder for hire plot against Kyron's father and has threatened several volunteers in the search for Kyron. What possible interest would Ms. Moulton have in stealing a gun?

Is it possible that someone got tired of covering for her, and was about to spill the beans and reveal Kyron's whereabouts? Hopefully, Terri's power of intimidation will be reduced, now that the police in California are aware of her, along with the police in Oregon. Please, if you think you have seen Kyron, call the numbers posted with his picture.

A New Sign In Roseburg, Oregon

Not too long ago, someone reported that the parents of Terri Moulton Horman; former stepmother of missing Kyron Horman, who was last seen at his school in Portland, Oregon, when he was seven years old, in June of 2010; had erected a "No Trespassing" sign in front of their home. It seems that they feel that three and a half years is long enough to search and hold vigils for a missing child, and that even their familial connection to Kyron does not merit continued concern. So; in response to continued vigils, they posted the sign to indicate that they do not wish to see or hear anyone actively raising awareness of Kyron's missing persons case. Gee; this sounds like the parents of missing Lisa Irwin in Kansas City all over again! They didn't want any vigils held near their house, either. 

In a desperate attempt to beautify the neighborhood, someone decided to put a more neighborly sign up on the tree. Below is a picture that was shared. Suppose more and more people who live close to the Moultons put up Kyron's missing persons poster, or signs like the one in the picture? 

Scariest Halloween Costume For Terri Horman

Here's something scarier for Terri Moulton Horman than goblins and ghosts! She was, after all, the last person to see Kyron Horman, when he disappeared on June 4 from his second grade class at Skyline Elementary in Portland, Oregon. How's that "personal appearance" project coming along, Terri?

 

Terri, where's Kyron?

 

 

 

My Post About Larry Moulton

I got a rather ugly, obscenity laden, crude objection last night to this post. I ran a picture of Terri Horman's father on a tractor, and asked him why he needed a tractor in the first place, back in June of 2010. He is not a farmer; he's a yuppie, and yuppies are generally not farm equipment operators. Also, I was curious about why he would conduct a search for a relative he had never met so soon (seven weeks) after a step-grandson he HAD met had disappeared. I stand by that, too. I think it is a good question. If I had anyone with that degree of familial relationship who had gone missing in MY life, all geneology research, plus other hobby-related pursuits, would be placed on hold in favor of looking for the missing person. Apparently, not so in Larry Moulton's case. Here's a bit of the guff my commenter loaded into my comments. I chopped off the parts with insults and abusive language, and retained the point, which is invalid and silly, as you will see.

 "Did it ever occur to you that Mr. Moulton might have been doing what MCSO suggested to Kaine and Terri (continue with normal routines) i.e. going to the gym to relieve stress? Perhaps his way of dealing with the grief of Kyron being missing is to continue his hobby of researching his family line, to keep his mind occupied. Some people like to do crossword puzzles to busy their mind or do gardening or run or host awareness booths or do roller derby's."

The commenter also pointed out to me that the tractor belongs to Kaine. Fair enough.....I actually WAS aware that the tractor did not belong to Larry Moulton. But here's where you are wrong, my "North of the Border" gentletroll: this picture was taken BEFORE Kyron went missing, not after, so there is no reason why the police would have told Larry Moulton to go about his daily routine of driving tractors, or yuppie toys, as the case may be, on June 1, 2010, when this picture was taken. Also, if Larry Moulton had a daily routine of driving tractors, he would probably have had a hat on his receding hairline. At least, on real farms, we usually try to avoid sunburn while operating farm machinery. As for geneology after Kyron went missing, it would certainly appear a lot more as if Larry Moulton cared about Kyron if he had put his searches toward finding Kyron, rather than finding people who are already dead and do not truly need to be found. You will never convince me that any stress felt either by Larry OR Carol Moulton is directly related to Kyron, anyway. They are only interested in sheltering Terri Moulton Horman while she hides out in their basement, waiting for Kyron's missing persons case, and all of the importance attached to it, to go away! Guess what.......it isn't going to go away. Not until Kyron is found.

 

Reader Reaction To The Posts Concerning James Moulton

It seems that yours truly hit a raw nerve somewhere in the collective subconscious with this post, and this post. Both of them are musings of mine, as they relate to what has been reported about Terri Moulton Horman, and her adult son, James Moulton, and their relationship to the Kyron Horman case. As previously stated in this blog, Kyron went missing in June of 2010, from his school in Portland, Oregon. Everyone with a relationship to Kyron has cooperated in the investigation with the exception of one person, Kyron's stepmother, Terri Moulton Horman. Her son, James, was about sixteen years old when this happened, but is an adult now. Because it is very conceivable that, over the past two years, James has been privy to information about the case that investigators have not, and because Kyron is still missing, an attorney representing Kyron's mother was recently permitted to depose James. This made many people who claim some sort of whacky "comraderie" with Terri Horman very, very upset. So did my posts. Here's a question: what difference does it make if James Moulton is deposed, yet has no information? It is not a traumatic experience, and is certainly no more distressing than anything else to which his silly-assed maternal unit has exposed him. So why should answering a few questions about his young step-brother be such a hardship for James?

The last time yours truly encountered a reaction with verbatim and vitriol that compares to this, it was in person, and over this case....Robert Neil Boyd. It involved kiddie porn, an open warrent, and an offender living on the lam for several years. People who knew him, and knew about the crimes, never spoke up. He was found in another state, doing the same thing he had done before. But his friends and family thought that is was "just terrible" to turn him in to authorities. Another case where yours truly encountered restistance over testimony was this. This one was about a creep who actually kidnapped children at night, via their bedroom windows, molested them, and put them back before morning! Even a couple of Christian ministers in the area where this happened thought that it would "be best to let the whole thing pass", and not testify in order to get this creep locked up. As a result, the whole mess went on for several more years. Stopping the perpetrator immediately would have drastically reduced the number of victims. Yet.....people continued to not want the matter and the person confronted. In the end, a child went ahead and testified. The creep was locked away. His family's feelings, and the community's feelings, were deemed rather unimportant.

Judging from experience, I am really inclined to think that some of these people who are so mad at me for my posts about James Moulton and his deposition really just want Kyron's missing person case to go away without Kyron bring found. To which I can only say: get over it. Too many people want Kyron, and all missing children, to be found.

Terri And James Moulton Should Be Proud

Aaron's Law is still pretty new. The bill was just passed into law in Oregon in 2005. This law grants a parent of a kidnapped child, or a parent whose custodial rights have been frustrated, the right to pursue the matter in civil court when pursuit in family court will not remedy the situation. Sean Cruz, an Oregon parent, wrote that bill because of his own experience on the receiving end of custodial interference.

Desiree Young, mother of Kyron Horman who disappeared from his school on June 4, 2010, is taking advantage of Aaron's Law, in order to finally hear testimony from Terri Moulton Horman, Kyron's sometime step parent, concerning why she will not give Kyron back to his natural parents. Instead of stepping forward in this moment of judicial history, Terri balked. She wants an an abatement for two years! But she was pretty quiet about the whole affair until July 24, when she learned that her biological son, James Moulton, was going to be deposed. THEN, she wanted a hearing......to move the court that he not testify! What? We get to pick and choose which witnesses testify in court? Someone who saw, heard, or knows something about the matter at hand cannot be subpoenaed because we don't want them to be subpoenaed? Waaaaaaaa! Is poor Terri gonna cwy?

Terri Horman should really both be proud that her fifteen minutes of fame involves the first case tried in court via a brand new law. This is really an important case that will set a precedent for future cases. Neither she, nor her son, James, should back away from court if they have nothing to hide. Desiree's attorney, Eldon Rosenthal, filed an answer to Terri's request for a two year abatement today.  Kyron has already been missing for two years. Hopefully, the judge will only adjust the schedule to assure that Terri Horman will not have to be in family court for her pending divorce at the same time she is telling Desiree why she has not returned Kyron.

Yes, Kyron's Mom Can Sue Terri Moulton Horman

Some people are failing to understand, from what I see on Facebook and in comments at news websites, that Desiree Young, mother of Kyron Horman, has a solid legal case against Terri Moulton Horman. On June 4, 2010, Terri Moulton Horman, Kyron's stepmother, states that she left him at school. When attendance was taken, Kyron was not at school. Kyron was not in school all day, on June 4. Later on, that same day, when Desiree had been scheduled to take Kyron to her house for the weekend, Kyron was still missing. Terri was the last custodial adult to have Kyron in her care. Now that Terri is no longer Kyron's stepmother, and no longer a defacto guardian of Kyron in any way, Kyron's parents have the right to physical custody of Kyron. Since Terri is the last known person to have had any contact with Kyron, it is logical, reasonable, and legal to insist upon answers and testimony from Terri concerning Kyron's whereabouts. This, ladies and gentlemen who don't think Desriee has a solid case, is what this case is all about. And, in Oregon, there is a specific law called Aaron's Law, written by Sean Cruz, specifically to deal with step parents who steal children from natural parents. Because of this, I anticipate that Stephen Houze, Esquire, representing Terri Horman, will have a more difficult time getting this case dismissed, which; I'm sure, he wants to do.

Even if Terri does not testify; even if Terri does not appear in court, the discovery process can subpeona her bank records, her phone conversations, every single email, testimony from more witnesses and potential witnesses, and even medical records to get a clearer picture of where everyone in the Horman family was on June 4, 2010. And also, the court can order Terri to produce Kyron. If that happens, and she fails to give him back to his parents or testify as to where he might be found, Terri could be charged with contempt of court. Most jurisdictions give judges the leeway to jail defendants and other parties in court who are found in contempt until such a time as they are no longer in contempt. If that happens to Terri Moulton Horman, perhaps she will give Kyron back to Desiree.

It has been two years. Terri, where is Kyron?

Note To Terri Moulton Horman

Hey Terri, all anyone really wants is to bring Kyron home. Why not sit down with whoever represents you and find a way to testify? If you cannot do this with whoever represents you now, why not look for attorneys who specialize in communicating information from key witnesses to the FBI? Granted, it won't be as easy as for you as clicking your heels together three times and saying, "I want to go home", but Kyron can't come home that way, either. No matter how this lawsuit filed by Desiree turns out, life will never be the same for you. There is no going back to what you thought was real. Time won't allow it. The only way you can find a positive direction is to make a responsible choice about bringing Kyron home. I can guarentee you that if you run from this, wherever you go, there you will be! The only way this matter will stop following you is if it becomes part of the past, and the only way it will become part of the past is if you stop it in it's tracks and testify.

Terri Horman, You Have A Message

Someone left some spam for Terri Horman under this post today. Since I am not in the habit of publishing spam, I will not publish it, but I will say that it recommended ten things a job seeker can do to increase his chances in the job market. I was mildly disappointed, however; that among the ten things an applicant should do, none was "cleaning up criminal record", "clearing oneself of criminal suspicion", or "returning all formerly kidnapped children to their families"! I'm afraid the ten generic suggestions will be of no real use to Terri Horman!

These two pictures squashed together spell "thug extraordinaire". Even if Terri Moulton Horman is not using this as a cover page for her resume, most perspective employers, especially in the teaching field, and other jobs involving children, for which Terri has a degree, would not hire her. If Terri Moulton Horman suddenly found employment at a school, I imagine parents would protest as soon as they discovered her identity! She still has not cooperated in the efforts to find her stepson, Kyron Horman, who went missing from his school in Portland, Oregon, on June 4, 2010. Below is another picture of Kyron.