Multnomah County commissioners. If the costs exceed the budget, he'll return to the board this fall. The Oregonian reports that detectives investigating the disappearance of Kyron have searched DeDe Spicher's condominium in Tualatin and have interviewed people who saw Spicher the day Kyron disappeared.
Spicher was doing gardening work for a Northwest Portland homeowner June 4. She abruptly left the house about a.
Another person working at the home called Spicher to come in for lunch, and the homeowner called Spicher on her cell phone, but she wasn't reachable. Detectives have questioned both the homeowner and the other person who was working at the home that day. Later in the day, "Dateline NBC" casts another national spotlight on the search for the missing second-grader. The centerpiece of the hour-long program, titled "Little Boy Lost," is an emotional tour of the Medford home of Kyron's mother and stepfather, Desiree and Tony Young.
Desiree Young shows an NBC reporter Kyron's bed, with Batman sheets and pillowcase still rumpled from the last time the 7-year-old visited them. Tuesday, July The announcement comes at a news conference at which Kyron's parents, Desiree Young and Kaine Horman and his stepdad, Tony Young stand behind sheriff's officials. Citing intense media and police scrutiny, a lawyer representing Terri Horman files a motion to.
Week of August 2 - 6. Witnesses appear in Multnomah County Circuit Court facing subpoenas to answer questions before a grand jury regarding the disappearance of 7-year-old Kyron Horman. Later in the week, several friends of Terri Moulton Horman, as well as the principal of Skyline Elementary are also called. Weekend of August 7 - 8. Searchers and investigators. The search focuses on the 2. Monday, August 9. Meanwhile, a Multnomah County grand jury hears more testimony from witnesses.
Called to appear are women and men who had worked out at the same gym as Kyron's stepmother. Tuesday, August Personal emails sent by Terri Moulton Horman detailing the day of Kyron's disappearance are.
Wednesday, August During a morning press conference investigators sought details about several possible sightings of the. Kaine Horman's lawyer, Laura Rackner, files court. Rackner also submits. Terri Moulton Horman's friend,. Friday, August Terri Moulton Horman.
Horman's divorce lawyer, Peter Bunch, files a. Tuesday, September 7. Kaine Horman joins with volunteers and friends to re-erect the Wall of Hope in honor of Kyron. The chain link wall with cards, messages, and rubber frogs for Kyron was moved from Skyline School last month to avoid disturbing returning students.
Wednesday, September 8. Kaine Horman voluntarily agrees to drop his motion to find his estranged wife, Terri Moulton Horman, in contempt of court stemming from the alleged sharing of a sealed restraining order.
Thursday, September 9. The parents of Kyron Horman. Wednesday, September Multnomah County Sheriff's Office announces a shift in a way they are staffing the case. Tuesday, September Clear Channel begins to gradually take down the. Weekend of October For the first time in months. Multnomah County Sherriff's office spokeswoman Lt. Mary Lindstrand did not comment on what searchers were looking for or if anything was found during the large ground search.
Thursday, October 7. Terri Moulton Horman, Kaine Horman and their attorneys arrive in downtown Portland for a court hearing to decide whether to delay their divorce proceedings during the ongoing criminal investigation into the disappearance of Kyron Horman. The judge cites Terri Horman's Fifth Amendment right to avoid testifying in a manner that might implicate her in a crime. Approximately searchers return to Sauvie Island to look for Kyron Horman for the. Wednesday, October Thursday, October The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners.
Kaine wants a mental health evaluation of Terri Moulton Horman before allowing her parenting time with their young daughter. Monday, October Kaine Horman, who is fighting Terri Horman's push to have time with her daughter Kiara,.
Kaine Horman argued in court files that his estranged wife, Terri Moulton Horman, is an "emotionally disturbed individual focused on her own needs rather than the needs of Kiara or my missing Kyron.
Friday, October Terri Moulton Horman's attorneys respond to the. In the motion,Terri Horman's attorneys say Kaine Horman is focused on his wife's destruction rather than their daughter's best interests.
Tuesday, November 2. Weekend of November Monday, November For the first time since Kyron Horman disappeared on June 4, the united front that has been presented by his birth parents shows fractures.
She also says she feels that Kaine Horman, her ex-husband and Kyron's father has made some bad choices: "I just can't stand by and support the choices that he's making". Hours later,. He responds to Dersiree's comments by saying that he has never withheld information and never felt that his estranged wife posed a threat to Kyron. At the request of the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office, the Skyline School principal emails a flier to its parents and staff.
They say that have new and "very specific reasons" About 50 searchers and seven cadaver-detecting dogs were employed. They set a goal of scouring the rural areas north and west of Portland -- crossing from Multnomah County into corners of Washington and Columbia counties.
The search area focused on several parcels of private property, mostly logging land, along Northwest Skyline Boulevard -- between Rocky Point Road and Logie Trail Road -- and around the Dixie Mountain area. Nothing was found. This month following a review of the local task force's nearly nine-month investigation. Saturday, February Desiree Young sends out a press release which includes a Valentine to Kyron Horman.
She says the holiday will be a tough one, just as the others have since her son went missing. The Valentine to Kyron says:,"there's a hole in my heart that will not be fixed until you come home. And in divorce filings, the boy's father, Kaine Horman, said he believes Terri Horman "is involved" in the boy's disappearance.
Court documents also allege Terri Horman tried to hire a man to kill her estranged husband. But no charges have been filed against anyone in the case, nor has anyone officially been named as a suspect -- including Terri Horman. This is all despite a substantial effort, not only by volunteers like Maher, but also law enforcement agencies.
The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office said in a press release Thursday that its deputies working with the FBI, Oregon State Police and five other law enforcement agencies have compiled 68, 4-inch-thick binders of material exclusively on Kyron's case. Investigators have tracked more than 4, leads and conducted more than 3, interviews. In total, the sheriff's office estimated that investigators had spent more than 26, hours on the case, which is just over the roughly 24, hours that the county's search and rescue coordinators and volunteers have spent looking for the boy.
While they are professionals, the hunt has taken its toll, Multnomah County Lt. Mary Lindstrand said late last October. The pain of that is so terrible that the searchers begin to feel it physically. You just keep looking, no matter what. For the second time since going from 10 to eight deputies dedicated to the case in September, the sheriff's office this week announced a significant tactical shift.
Law enforcement set up a check point at the entrance to Skyline Elementary School Sunday morning. That afternoon, around p. Last seen wearing black cargo pants, white socks and worn black Skechers tennis shoes with orange trim. In the early morning, 18 certified search-and-rescue volunteers resumed sweeping the area near the school as deputies canvassed the neighborhood, handing out flyers and jotting down license plate numbers of passing vehicles along Northwest Skyline Boulevard.
The school district began staffing a counseling hotline, and at a. Other parents decided to walk their children to school. That evening, Kelly Ramirez, the sister of Desiree Young, issued a statement thanking the community on behalf of the family for their concern and support. Search and rescue crews resumed their search and a reward fund was created and announced on Facebook. Kyron Horman disappeared from Skyline Elementary, which sits at the edge of hundreds of acres of thick rain forest.
Search and rescue crews resumed their search for Kyron in the morning, and Terri Moulton Horman made her Facebook wall private. At 11 a. The outpouring of support and continued effort strengthens their hope. We need for folks to continue to assist us in our goal. Please search your properties -- cars, out buildings, sheds, etc. Also check with neighbors and friends who may be on vacation or may need in assistance in searching. Their objective is to keep the focus on Kyron and not about anything else.
Search and rescue crews continued their search. The search resumed and at 10 a. He then thanked all the volunteers and the community for its outpouring of support.
Maps of the school and Horman property showing where searchers have looked were presented during a June 13 press conference. The search was one of the largest in state history, with more than 1, people from Oregon, Washington and Northern California looking for the boy. A two-mile radius around Skyline School and parts of Sauvie Island, which is about six miles from the school, were also searched.
This version, created using photo editing software, showed what Kyron would look like without glasses. The billboards were donated by Clear Channel. That evening, a vigil for Kyron was held at Sunset Presbyterian Church. Candles at a vigil for Kyron Horman on June 15, The flyer included photos of Kyron, Terri Moulton Horman and a pickup similar to the one she was driving that day.
That afternoon at 2 p. Multnomah County authorities collected flyers from parents at Skyline. The collection of balloons, cards and gifts had grown, as of June 23, A Wall of Hope was created outside Skyline as a tribute to Kyron. Desiree Young and Kaine Horman, Kyron Horman's biological parents, prepare to be interviewed live on national television in the early morning hours of June 25, The first of two calls made from the Horman residence off Northwest Sheltered Nook Road came at p.
Kyron Horman on the cover of People Magazine. When People asked him whether he thought his daughter would be arrested, he replied with tears in his eyes: "It's The Horman household on June 30, Later that afternoon, approached at her home in Northwest Portland by The Oregonian, Terri Moulton Horman denied that her husband and daughter had moved out. Terri Moulton Horman slipped past the crowd of reporters at the foot of her driveway and returned home about p.
Houze stayed at the home for about an hour and later confirmed he was representing Terri Horman. Multnomah County Sheriff Dan Staton said all but one of his seven detectives were working on the case with another 14 investigators from other agencies. He said Terri Moulton Horman approached him with the murder-for-hire plot six to seven months before Kyron disappeared.
She reportedly offered the landscaper, who advertises his expertise in lawn care, a large sum of money to carry out the scheme. Kaine Horman asked a judge to order Terri Moulton Horman to move out of his house. Kaine Horman waits on a playground slide outside the Skyline School for a candlelight vigil for his missing son, Kyron Horman, to begin. UM: Are we sure Kyron made it to school that day?
MJ: Yes. So, we know he was at Skyline Elementary and standing in front of his exhibit at AM on June 4th Young also told me during my podcast episode on the case, that someone may have seen Kyron and Terri walking away from the school leaving the that morning. But it is still unknown what happened after the photo was taken.
UM: Where have law enforcement and volunteers searched? They searched day and night around the school, nearby homes, sheds, backyards. In the past few years Desiree and countless volunteers have focused several searches within Forest Park. MJ: Desiree told me authorities have narrowed the search for Kyron to less than acres. UM: Matt, how did you get involved with the case? MJ: I got involved in , three years after Kyron disappeared.
From my first day on the job my colleagues were telling me about the case and Kyron. The case has always haunted me which is why I wanted to include it the first season of my podcast. UM: When you spoke with Desiree Young last, what was her message to her son?
My heart sank in my chest as I listened to the pain of her pleading for help and telling Kyron how much she loved him. She said she missed him, she will never give up hope and will never stop searching for him.
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