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Kyron Horman is a 7 year old boy who went missing on June 4, 2010 from his elementary school, Skyline Elementary School in Portland, Oregon. On June 4, 2010, Kyron was said to have been brought to school by his stepmom, Terri Horman. Terri stayed at the school and attended a school science fair with Kyron before leaving. After the science fair was over it is said that Kyron headed to class after his step mom left, however, his school claims he was never seen in his first math class, instead he was marked absent for the day and has not been seen since.
At the end of the day Kyron’s parents walked to the school bus stop to meet Kyron, and that’s when the school bus driver informed them that Kyron had not boarded the school bus after school. After contacting the school, Kyrons parents were informed that he was marked absent for the whole day. This is when a massive search began for missing boy Kyron Horman. Police focused part of their investigation on they step mom, Terri Horman, as she was the last known person to see the little boy alive. When questioning Terri, it seemed that she had an exact timeline of how her day had gone once leaving Kyron at school.
Over the next few days police interviewed staff and students at Kyrons School to see if anyone had any information to offer. The school, school grounds and the surrounding areas were all thoroughly searched as well as they Horman home. After a few weeks police stopped searching for the little boy and announced that the case had been upgraded from a missing child case to a criminal investigation. “At this same time, they stated they didn’t think Kyron had been abducted by a stranger.” This is when investigators switched their focus the Kyrons stepmother, Terri Horman.
In the Kyron Horman case there is no really evidence to support that anyone in particular is responsible for his disappearance. There is no physical evidence, no witnesses, no surveillance videos or any really supportive evidence. At this time
At the end of the day Kyron’s parents walked to the school bus stop to meet Kyron, and that’s when the school bus driver informed them that Kyron had not boarded the school bus after school. After contacting the school, Kyrons parents were informed that he was marked absent for the whole day. This is when a massive search began for missing boy Kyron Horman. Police focused part of their investigation on they step mom, Terri Horman, as she was the last known person to see the little boy alive. When questioning Terri, it seemed that she had an exact timeline of how her day had gone once leaving Kyron at school.
Over the next few days police interviewed staff and students at Kyrons School to see if anyone had any information to offer. The school, school grounds and the surrounding areas were all thoroughly searched as well as they Horman home. After a few weeks police stopped searching for the little boy and announced that the case had been upgraded from a missing child case to a criminal investigation. “At this same time, they stated they didn’t think Kyron had been abducted by a stranger.” This is when investigators switched their focus the Kyrons stepmother, Terri Horman.
In the Kyron Horman case there is no really evidence to support that anyone in particular is responsible for his disappearance. There is no physical evidence, no witnesses, no surveillance videos or any really supportive evidence. At this time