Kyron Horman update – Portland, Ore. – the search for Kyron Horman moves to the Columbia River as divers enter the water, scouring for any evidence which may lead them to what happened to the seven-year old boy who went missing June 4th. The exact location of the search is the Sauvie Island of the Columbia River. This isn’t the first visit to the location, according to Fox 12 Oregon, KPTV.
Kyron Horman Update – Divers at Columbia River for Second Time
Monday afternoon dive teams arrived in the Sauvie Island area of the Columbia River. Kyron’s case has been shifted from “Missing and Endangered” to “Criminal Investigation.”
The Multnomah County Sheriff’s office has been sparing in their reports on the Kyron Horman missing case. It’s been a frustrating case for everyone and no concrete answers have come forward. A representative of the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office did not release any further details into the ongoing investigation.
Friday was the first time sheriff horse trailers were spotted at the bottom of the Sauvie Island. Two days later the Kyron Horman was announced as a “criminal investigation.”
Is there something searchers are looking for specifically?
Kyron Horman Update – Kyron’s Disappearance and Silence Surrounding the Case
7 year-old second grader, Kyron, was last seen by his step-mother. She went with the little boy to his school’s science fair the morning of June 4th. Kyron was looking forward to showing off his red-eyed tree frog display. His last photos are of him smiling proudly in front of the poster/diorama project he and his dad created.
When Kyron didn’t get off the bus late afternoon of June 4th, his step-mother called the school. His teacher had marked him absent for the day. From then on, it was a full-scale investigation into missing Kyron.
Since the disappearance, the family has produced prepared statements. They have been seen in the media only briefly, but otherwise they are keeping quiet.
Kyron Horman Update – Kyron’s Case Will Not be a “Cold Case”
Sheriff’s deputies give their word that their commitment to Kyron’s case is “unwavering.” Though the search and rescue operation has been reduced, it doesn’t mean Kyron’s case will be a “cold case.”
“All the people involved in this effort are resolute in bringing Kyron home,” Multnomah County Capt. Jason Gates said in a statement during Monday’s news briefing. “This will not become a cold case for us.”
Kyron Horman Update – the Public is Key to Helping Kyron’s Case
Tips and leads in this case are critical. Capt. Gates urges anyone with any information on missing Kyron Horman to call them in. He firmly emphasizes, “Your observations, your memories and what you have seen and heard — if you have good information for us, we want it.” Multnomah County Sheriff can be reached at 503-261-2847.
As the search for Kyron continues along the Columbia River, Oregon residents are anxious to learn why. Is it simply a matter of reviewing ground they’ve already searched, or are they on to something?
Source: Fox 12 Oregon, KPTV
