Kyron Horman Missing Case: Terri Horman Breaks Her Silence In People Magazine Interview

New York, NY-  For nearly five and a half years Terri Horman has refused to speak publicly about her step-sons case.  Outside of one assertion of her innocence while on the stand in a name change hearing she ultimately was denied, Horman did not speak to any reporters or answer any of their questions regarding Kyron Hormans disappearance. Until Now.

Horman courtesy of People

Horman was interviewed by People Magazines Elaine Aradillas for both the print and online editions,  and will be doing a series of personal interviews over the next week, to include wwww.blinkoncrime.com.

In the brief online video excerpt , the second part to air on ABC’s Good Morning America Friday morning,  Horman  maintains she is deaf in her left ear, a critical factor in the outcome of her first polygraph.

“… At what point are Kyron’s biological parents going to realize I don’t have the answers, they need to change this thing around…”

“…There is so much the public is not being told about this investigation, that’s why I am doing this- nobody is looking for Kyron…”

Horman’s interview drew sharp reactions from Kaine Horman and Desiree Young, Kyron’s parents.

“…Why is she silent for 5 1/2 years if she is innocent.  I want her to tell me where Kyron is.  If she is innocent she should call Multnomah County Sheriffs Office and sit down for an interview…”-  Desiree Young

“Hi friends. Yes I am well aware of the tabloid journalism piece in the media today. FYI – there will be more of the same coming Friday
We have a HOST of MCSO and FBI investigators STILL standing by with interviews and polygraphs when someone actually wants to cooperate. FEEL FREE TO STOP BY THEY ARE WAITING!! STILL!! Until then we’ll stick with the scores of people with valid/accurate information and the failed polygraphs as the only actual actions taken to-date.  To all of you: how about not linking the article/interview?
REMEMBER KYRON?!?!? This is what we need to be focused on!!
Love you Kyron!!” – Kaine Horman post on his Facebook Page

Christina Stoy, www.blinkoncrime.com Editor In Chief was able to confirm with Ms. Horman directly that she has been willing to meet with Kyron’s investigators both previously and in the future with the sole provision that it be conducted in the presence of her Attorney,  Portland criminal defense lawyer Stephen Houze.

Horman went on to say that investigators with the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office have been well aware of “that” over the last five and a half years and they have never requested an interview.  Um, What?

Horman reveals some shocking details about the subsequent polygraphs examinations referenced by Kaine Horman and Desiree Young and other allegations of improper tactics on behalf of MCSO in the second half of her interview to air tomorrow morning on abc’s GMA and on Nightline.

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  1. erose says:

    Rose, Litmus test among my family and friends, thought I would extend it here.

    Rose says:
    June 11, 2016 at 12:37 pm

  2. Malty says:

    @Rose I have Twitter set on the Election I got tired of the constant ref to what some said on Twitter. And I do enjoy it but get tired of reading so much negative So only read a short time at a visit
    I will look at Joe. Keefer and spread out I have no idea how to post and it is just as well for now
    I have most of the main people in the election and some other jokers with negative remarks to all as usual
    I kind of wish I had joined a long time ago.

  3. cd says:

    Got it and agreed. I hope the respect for the skills came through though. xo

    I have not used it in a long time, but I am sure over the years I have. In IT meetings with coders our staff adopted a word I thought I made up, and they would use it as an indicator word that I could go busy myself for a while because all that followed was going to be outside my “field”, lol.

    ” Doesn’t gahzinta”- Italian for does not go into.
    B

  4. Rose says:

    Salem went to meriweather Lewis, still there.
    Probably came on as a sub at Skyline and transferred
    closer to home asap.

  5. Rose says:

    Shane and Britt’s alleged chief steroid distributor worked at 24 hour fitness in 09-10. I wonder
    which location?
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-lyons-76a03064
    https://www.steroidal.com/steroids-news/alleged-ringleader-pharmagen-labs-oregon-pleads-guilty/

  6. A Texas Grandfather says:

    CD

    That is an impressive list of computer programming languages.

    My experience begins over twenty years earlier than yours. Had to learn to read dumps in ones and zeros. Word lengths on computers were not standard. A byte of a word or portion was anywhere from seven to eleven bits. It was IBM who standardized the eight bit byte and sixteen bit and larger word lengths and made memory dumps in hex.

    I still have my journals of the ACM (Association for Computing Machinery) where the original design for the C language was explained by its authors.

    My last consulting gig (1996) was taking a group of mainframe COBOL programmers from Altel, a telephone company, and introducing them to the world of small computers. This included hardware and the types of programming that they could support.

    Today I have fun with a Raspberrypi single board computer built around a Broadcom phone chip with an ARM 11 core. It runs a variant of Linux and uses the python language for user programming. There is also an assembler from ARM. The basic board will fit in my shirt pocket with room to spare.

    Quite an accomplishment when compared to the vacuum tubes and magnetic core memory found in an IBM 650 which occupied a large room requiring 44 tons of air conditioning for cooling. Operating systems as we use today did not exist. The first real operating system from IBM was released with the 360 along with JCL (Job Control Language) for setting up the machine resources.

    I did not mean to disparage programmers in general. However, over the years I have worked with some who just didn’t have good social skills and had what I considered to be a nutty approach to the world around them.

  7. Rose says:

    @ATG you take me back, I remember that cobol now. anyway, running
    all those cards at the community college in 1971 was slow.
    Terrific you stuck with the field. I sent my kids to summer camp to
    learn python. I thought python versatile for kids.
    —–
    Lyons had a sea change in late summer 2012. Told family/friends happy news
    is here. Then his twitter & FB were gone by Oct. I assume he was the 24 hour fitness
    employee who testified against others.

  8. Rose says:

    Lyons was promoted by that Bodybuilding site fined by the Feds in 2012 for steroid distribution and also a member
    of their Bodyspace. Those businesses just paid their fines as a cost of business and rolled on. Without prison, there’s no message.
    http://contest.bodybuilding.com/bio/5367/

  9. Rose says:

    I don’t get this. Tho arrested as a key distributor
    in the Britt Shane roll up, Lyons goes on to Natl
    Championships in 2012-13. Isn’t that the
    peroid Amanda managed the US Attys Office and
    was distracted?

  10. Rose says:

    nov 29-30
    refer to steroid marketing pics in Hollibaugh’s
    mechanics garage which showed his truck.
    I wonder what color?
    http://www.muscleweek.com/board/index.php?topic=6489.0

  11. Rose says:

    Mercy. Typing in the name of he who escaped punjshment somehow in Washington to find a truck color in images, one sees he has been a prolific online purveyor of erotic dvds, starring himself, since 2011 anyway. He hires secondary actors & said one was a former special forces op. I’ve always felt like the Kyron op smacked of special forces training. Just a reminder some apparently participate in sex films for pay.

  12. Rose says:

    Btw his FB pics give no clue of how his attorney claimed at sentencing he was
    at death’s door due to kidney dysfunction.

  13. Rose says:

    @Blink. does yr interview go in to the steroid report to DEA angle?

  14. Malty says:

    Orlando Very serious shooting Last report 50 dead

  15. T. Ruth says:

    @Malty

    I haven’t heard of any water issues down here, but I’m sure they’re testing now if they weren’t before. Thing is, I don’t think our area’s school super nor the school board have their heads in the same sunless place as those in Portland.

  16. T. Ruth says:

    O/T

    You guys are taking me back to the 70′s. I fiddled a little with COBOL and FORTRAN, as a result of my boss leaving the company and assuming some of his responsibilities. Any one remember IBM cards? They made beautiful Christmas wreaths when folded and spray painted. http://oldnews.aadl.org/N021_0795_002 LOL

    Am I the only one who feels we’re going backward in time with all this icloud storage? The computer we used in those days was located in the Midwest somewhere (Chicago?) and took up *floors* of space. We stuck our old fashioned telephone receiver into a modem in CA and connected to it. I can remember when the first PC’s started coming out and thought what a blessing that was, having everything at your fingertips and not to have to worry about crappy telephone receptions during storms, etc. My first PC was a Tandy. Funny.

  17. Rose says:

    @Blink. wrt “for profile purposes of an unidentified offender seen by MULTIPLE witnesses. This type of crime can and has been committed by both sociopaths and psychopaths.
    B”
    and I am wondering how an extreme narcisstic PD could fit into that profile.
    (aka the extreme, steroid-dependant, bodybuilding outliers).

  18. Rose says:

    ot My rural HS had a brilliant math teacher who pioneered a computer club,
    which I was sitting in when the loudspeaker said Kenndy was shot.
    Tandy was near Dallas. Perot was another pioneer.

  19. A Texas Grandfather says:

    Thanks Rose for the link to the water samples.

    The CDC has some problems with reality. Millions of of houses have copper water pipes which are put together with 60/40 lead solder. That is 60 percent tin and 40 percent lead. My house has piping that is copper. And, yes I have installed this pipe and repaired it myself.

    There is a bit of crony capitalism involved in this fight against lead. This is caused by the chemical industry that needed to lock up the market for their PVC (polyvinyl Chloride) pipe and prevent copper and galvanized pipe from being installed. Makes me question the toxicity of the glues used to assemble PVC piping systems.

    685 parts per billion is 0.000000685 per cent. It took years for equipment to be built that could detect such minute amounts and they cost a lot of money.

    Lead in oil based paints was used as a whitener just as titanium is used today. Lead is a lot cheaper unless you have an overreaching government agency proclaiming you cannot use lead for anything without damaging the environment. We don’t even have a single lead processing plant operating in the United States. The last one in Southern Missouri closed last year.

  20. Rose says:

    @Pansy says: June 12, 2016 at 12:05 am
    The 2 week marque sign is relevant because Cornelius Pass Rd is a significant commercial truckers route thru Portland.
    In addition, wrt vendetta Dad: Dad was no more than a loose end gym based steroid purchaser like many others. no threat. if affair, what disappointed dame’s gonna off a kid? the onky vendetta target woukd be Terri for dialing 1-800-DEA.
    Except, Tony had at least 2 cases in Medford crying out for vendetta. iirc one a hispanic with circumstantial evidence only and exculpitating factors which had to be tried twice, and wrt other he taunted and excoriated “gangs” in press interviews. Almost a come get me and mine challenge. Then DY has her own past and at least one squirrely post Kaine BF. Finally, before one thinks random, one remembers the Bonneville Power & SfS employees and subcontractors like electricians swarming the school to get dolar or something off the ground there, the 100 Sunset Presby volunteers who traipsed in and out of the school, the spot painter contractors of windows to cure lead paint issues, the landscaping volunteers, the staff and students past and present, neighbors near the school or who traveled Skyline Dr, the many regular evening gym weekly activities like the ballers (gay basketball team) who moved elsewhere the next school year, well there’s more…but I’m give out. this was never an investigation for mcso

    Desiree and Tony’s fatal flaw (to Kyron)?has been trying yo conduct their own investigation and own searches.

  21. Rose says:

    It was those ibm cards with punched 0s and 1s that bored me too much to stick.

  22. Rose says:

    @Malty.
    He fits the profile imo of a deteriorating Schizoaffective disorder.
    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/omar-mateen-identified-orlando-club-shooter_us_575d6f19e4b0ced23ca84a64
    He was both homicidal and suicidal. imo Had nothing to do with religion.
    But even proposed gun laws cannot screen out the mentally ill
    who have never previously been diagnosed or hospitalized.

  23. A Texas Grandfather says:

    T. Ruth

    That MODEM (Modulator Demodulator) was an acoustical coupled MODEM that ran at teletype speeds (150 baud). Very slow. The computer you connected with could very well have been in Chicago or Minneapolis. IBM had facilities in both cities.

    The communication software was probably IBM’s binary synchronous that was very primitive. Other than bit length, its control codes were ack and nak for acknowledge and negative acknowledge. However, it did work after a fashion. You were transmitting over public telephone lines with zero conditioning and making connections across multiple switching centers where maintenance was sometimes good and other times not. If you were transmitting to a location in downtown Chicago, you were using the Chicago 5 switching center which had more problems than other centers. It was old and the people working there did not care if it worked for you or not.

    The python language was specifically designed for children as an intro programming language.

  24. T. Ruth says:

    I was just thinking, maybe we should not post for awhile, then at least Blink doesn’t have to read us to moderate and will have more time to edit the interview as she sees fit. ??????

    I have a really hard time just walking away from here….the research and outpourings of ideas by many have been phenomenal. I wonder does the FBI have a group of people perhaps screened by them to do the same? You know, access the web and just throw out ideas and theories? If not, they sure as heck should.

    T. Ruth- a very thoughtful idea, thank you, but moderating is not keeping me from any tasks related to the interview series.
    B

  25. Rose says:

    OT
    @ATG. I’ve already priced the latest generation raspberry on amazon, complete with minikeyboard. what a cutie, cant buy it yet. my best working years will be 70-85.
    ….I got freedom train from amazin mbs but you are right, original was 4 hours.
    I found my kids a very cheap python programming camp, in el ed, sited in a private school in Brighton Eng run by evangelicals (while I stayed cheap at LSE’s dorm). Daughter “took,” but son dismayed by Brit boys pranks. But I thot python just the thing.

  26. T. Ruth says:

    A Texas Grandfather says:
    June 12, 2016 at 9:40 pm

    Yes, in 1970 it was all brand new technology. I worked for a multi-million dollar company that still was doing things on paper, zero computers. (Anyone remember columnar pads?) That was our first transition to computers, and basically, those initial programs did nothing more than add and subtract and simple ratios. It’s come a long way baby!

  27. Rose says:

    not “amazin mbs” but AmaZon! not that colloquial…

  28. Rose says:

    @ATG We had copper pipes springing leaks over time all over the house.
    One ceiling and wall being knocked in after another to replace leaks.
    pinhole leaks. True of my whole town. We all blamed age and pipes.
    Now in the modern age I learn a few year span pipe failure
    problem was likely due to a corrosive water supply,
    and our Town and homeowners shoukda had a class action.

  29. Rose says:

    I have suspected the interview series publication timing is not merely an editing thing.
    Blink’s publication seem to have a whole gestalt of its own tied to many factors but
    most especially victims and their first line bereft. In this case I’d call the latter Terri & Moulton
    grandparents and James, because the bios have made their priorities andmind sets darn clear.

  30. Rose says:

    ot just heard exwife Satori opine the Fla killer was bipolar and descended into mental illness.
    My only comment is imo there was also a schizophrenic element. These illnesses know no territorial
    or religious boundaries. (take that, Trump opportunist) But I am impressed that in this case the US has NO analytic/criminal/medical response apparatus. TV goes from Geraldo crazy, opining from ignorance, to some FBI “search the condo for bombs” routine. imo he was far too disorganized for that. It seems like LE/FBI have some kind of concrete punch list to tick off not tied to diagnostic thinking about criminal acts. everything is 9/11.

  31. Malty says:

    @Rose
    There was no way out no place to hide except a bath room the shooter stood blocking the front door
    50 dead so far 53 wounded This was really horrible
    Anyway I have watched most of the day and read my Twitter
    These people want to kill us
    IMO
    And there will be more

  32. erose says:

    Would EM know if she has let Kyron go with the custodian?

    MockingbirdSings says:
    June 11, 2016 at 6:56 pm
    snip>

    Anyone know the identity of the custodian who did not return to Skyline in 2011 and was not on the list?
    B

    Yes. No indication Kyron left with him and he does not match SZ description- however, I would still like the answer to that question as would several Skyline parents.
    B

  33. Malty says:

    I guess I don’t understand this interview series I thought Blink said it involved a lot more than Terri
    Kind of a over view of every thing And the investigation. That would be a big. Undertaking I thought she said. A lot of checking and rechecking When she answered my question
    LOL it is sure bringing her a lot of Nasty press with our WWS friends They are putting real work into it now in case you haven’t read there That really makes me hope to let them cool off First

  34. Malty says:

    Anyway after today if I go some place I want to make sure the exit doors are not locked or blocked off
    Which ever was the reason there was no way out for many

  35. Rose says:

    I tuned in on phone to TV CNN this morning.
    I was struck by the LE press conf–ATF, Sheriff, Police Dept, FBI field office dir (tampa) and so on. In the course of speechifying, the fbi FOD tampa referred to their local Joint Terrorism Task Force, of which LE reps present were members.
    That reminded me of the situation during K’s kidnapping, because I bet if such collaboration locally had existed then, the outcome might differ. In Portland local LE, led by PPB, had withdrawn from the local JTTF. The big question in 6/10 was whether the FBI could induce/persuade local govt entities to sign on again. That left the local FBI FOD in a very weak power position re Staton, with no leverage to influence an investigation. And we have learned from the Union letter Staton’s psychology was to have contentious relationships within and without. He was charged in that letter with a contentious relationship with PPB or Reese the Chief. Whatever, apparently under Staton in 2010 there was zero chance of interagency LE cooperation. That was reflected in so many PDs (ie Portland but also several others) refusing to join his Task Force in the Fall. And yet, the bios continued to leave the investigation in his hands.

  36. Rose says:

    re local functional JTTF
    http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2015/02/after_10-year_hiatus_portland.html
    took til 2015 & Hales, departure of Sam Adams & Reese, &
    weakening of Sheriff. In the meantime, in 2010, collaborative investigation
    was absent.

  37. MockingbirdSings says:

    Rose says:
    June 12, 2016 at 10:10 pm
    not “amazin mbs” but AmaZon! not that colloquial…
    ——————————-

    Fiddlesticks, Rose – I was sitting here smiling with the thought of being “amazin”! Ah, well, maybe another day.

  38. Tiny says:

    One of you, I think Rose, posted something recently about someone in Wilsonville. Who was it?
    There is something going on with a gym opening down there and it is starting to look a little fishy.

  39. Tiny says:

    Never mind, I found it, it is Bob Briede. He is opening a gym in Wilsonville, an Extreme Edge. The long story short is that it was supposed to open in April then it got postponed and postpned and so on. It was said to be opening today and people showed up, but no opening.
    On FB there is some less than pleased people, then in the last hour or so a new thread popped up by a woman who basically said that the Extreme Edge Family is doing the best they can but the non opening was not their fault (hm since April?) and that fat people should stop blaming gyms and control their diets. Basically. Keeping Portland Weird, in case you were worried. I’ll follow up if anyone is interested.

  40. Rose says:

    Blink, when you say 2011,
    do you refer to Fall ’10 to June ’11
    OR do you refer to Fall ’11 to June ’12?

  41. A Texas Grandfather says:

    Rose

    The cause for the copper pipe leaks in pin-hole size was corrosion,but not by the water. Copper gives up electrons readily. That is why it is used for electrical wiring. The plumbers who originally installed the pipe were never trained in the necessity of insulating copper piping from galvanized steel or really old time cast iron piping.

    Corrosion in steel pipelines is a major concern to the pipeline companies. They have people who study and work out methods to prevent corrosion. Line pipe is wrapped in a coating prior to placement in the ground. A system of anodes with zinc as the metal is often installed to be the “sacrificial” metal rather than the steel pipe. I have installed hundreds of these.

    The original electrical systems by power companies consisted of a single conductor to the building with a ground rod that used the earth itself as the return. These systems were limited in the amount of power so someone tried an experiment by using two conductors. One was the hot and the other was neutral. This was used for over sixty years for homes and businesses that used little power. A third wire was introduced in the 1960′s for a ground.

    The whole point of all this is that the ground is a conductor, although it is low voltage. Electrical current flow is the reason for corrosion in piping systems.

  42. erose says:

    Blink, If the Skyline parents don’t know this by now, is there any chance we would be able to find it out? Was the janitor wearing a plaid shirt that day?

    Not to my knowledge
    B

  43. A Texas Grandfather says:

    T. Ruth

    A lot of people used columnar pads prior to the advent of small computers. I used a twenty-five column pad for keeping up with the monthly costs of construction jobs and estimating the expenditures for the months that the job would take.

    This all changed with advent small computers and spreadsheet programs in the early 1980′s.

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