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Dugard to get $20M from Legislators
This is a landmark case! Wow.
AP video on Jaycee Dugard regarding $20M settlement
Thanks, PCF, for the story!
Desiree Young: “Kyron is still alive”
Desiree Young pleas for Kyron Horman’s return today on Oregon’s Fox 12. You can watch it here. Desiree says:
Kyron is still alive. We would like all of you, everyone, to continue to get his face out there, to continue looking for him in your day-to-day activities. We pray each day for Kyron. We are working with investigators daily to bring Kyron home. We are extremely confident in how the investigation is going to bring him home to us. We implore Terri Horman to fully cooperate with the investigators to bring Kyron home.
You have to wonder if the police have recently found some evidence that Kyron may indeed still be alive. Desiree’s emotions are sure supportive of being overwhelmed by some “new” news.
Let’s hope they bring Kyron home and that Terri cooperates once and for all!
Thanks, Debbie, for the story lead.
Horman Press Conference Strange
The press conference by the parents of Kyron Horman was rather strange today. According to the Williamette Weekly, they set ground rules and one of them was that no cameras were allowed, with one exception given to ABC news.
You can read the story here. What do you make of this? I find it terribly odd.
Terri Horman Hires High Profile Attorney
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Terri Horman, according to the Today Show, has hired a prominent defense attorney, Stephen Houze. People are speculating she is an unnamed, number one suspect in the case of missing Kyron Horman. Kyron disappeared from Skyline Elementary school outside of Portland, Oregon, on June 4, 2010.
NBC also has more details on the 911 calls that came from the Horman home Saturday, June 26. One call was made regarding someone being physically threatened, and the second, hours later, was over a custody issue, says NBC.
Thanks, Nancy, for the story.