Missing Teen In Wichita, Kansas

Mariana Gonzalez, fourteen years old, has been missing since 5:00 PM, July 23 from Wichita, Kansas. She was last seen wearing black pants, a black tank top, a black vest, and black flip-flops. If anyone has any information about her, please call the Wichita Police Department at 316-268-4111. They can also be contacted on Facebook, where tips can be given online.

Update: Mariana has been found safe.

Tips For Kyron

 

Following the most recent search for Kyron Horman, who disappeared from his school in Portland Oregon in June of 2010, his aunt made the above announcement and request. On Kyron's thirteenth birthday, which was September 9, this picture was passed around Facebook. If anyone was in Portland on June 4, 2010, and knows anything about this incident, or Kyron's whereabouts today, please take the time to email the tip to tips4kyron@yahoo.com. It could make all the difference in the world.

Roseburg Oregon Fundraiser For Kyron

It has been almost four years since Kyron Horman disappeared from his school in Portland, Oregon, when he was seven years old. He hasn't been found, and everyone involved is frustrated. Well, almost everyone. Three people involved in the case do not appear to care. These three are Terri Horman, former spouse and sometime step-parent of Kyron, also the last known person to see Kyron; and her parents, Carol and Larry Moulton.

How fortunate for them that there will be a fundraiser this weekend in Roseburg, where they reside, to fund future searches for Kyron. They can support Kyron by getting their cars washed or making a donation. We will hope that they resist the urge to pass out flyers bearing incorrect information. If Terri Horman wants to raise money to search for Kyron, she should pose on a dunking tank and let passers-by throw beanbags to dunk her in a water tank. That would be a lot more productive than putting up posters containing misinformation.

Terri Horman Gets Another Fifteen Minutes Of Fame

On September 14, 2012, John Walsh, of America's Most Wanted will feature Kyron Horman's missing persons case. He did this once in the past, but only to show Kyron's picture, not to speak about the case in depth. The new episode; however, will discuss the case in depth. Terri Horman was just another bored housewife before June 4, 2010, when seven year old Kyron disappeared from his school in Portland Oregon. Then she failed two polygraphs while discussing her activities on that day with law enforcement and made national headlines. Further problems with her testimony picqued the curiosity of reporters and bloggers, and she has been a subject of discussion ever since. On June 1, of this year, she made the headlines again, when Kyron's mother, Desiree Young, filed suit against her for custodial interference. Of course, Terri's lawyers tried very hard to have this case dismissed, but that did not work. There is publicity for Terri every time a motion is filed in that case and every time a decision is made. And now there is coverage by America's Most Wanted. It looks like Terri Horman just can't get any privacy these days! What's really interesting is that John Walsh thinks that Terri might be culpable in some way for Kyron's disappearance! Imagine that! John Walsh is planning to detail how the evidence points to Terri. She'll be famous, once again. How exciting for her family..........

There have been tips given to authorities about Kyron that have not been verfiable from Oregon, Washington, Idaho, California, Texas, Florida, and probably more places. There is also a $50,000 reward. Hopefully, if Kyron has not been located before this episode of America's Most Wanted airs, the tip that will bring him home will be called in to the show. After Kyron is home and Terri's fifteen minutes of fame are over, things will eventually become bearably routine again for her parents and her adult son. After Kyron is home.

 

Terri, Where's Kyron?