While we're prosecuting the unofficial suspect on the news every night, we might as well try any possible accomplices, too.
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My neighbors (if they're home and watching) often see me leave the house for 2-3 hours at a time, and they have no idea if I'm grocery shopping, volunteering at a local charity, or going to lunch with a friend. And if I'm driving and don't have my stupid bluetooth in, or if I'm in a conversation or at the checkout line at the grocery store, I'm not going to be answering my phone.
It makes you a person of interest if you are a friend of Terri Horman, were absent on the day of Kyron's disappearance, and most importantly, refuse to cooperate with authorities. Somehow I don't think you meet the criteria.
I want Kyron back as much as anyone. But once again KPTV surpasses tackiness and tastelessness with their self-important, tabloid style tactics. They are on private property chasing down random residents of Orchard Hill (singular, NO 'S') for a statement. This circus serves no purpose. The residents have requested that they leave the property. KPTV has extremely poor judgement and taste.
I want Kyron found as much as anybody but I think it's odd that the parents keep coming out pointing fingers at people. Can't recall hearing of that happening in other missing children cases. All the news agencies are doing is following the leads they are being given as most of us would expect them to do.
The question to be asked, is all the finger pointing helping or hurting the case?
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My neighbors (if they're home and watching) often see me leave the house for 2-3 hours at a time, and they have no idea if I'm grocery shopping, volunteering at a local charity, or going to lunch with a friend. And if I'm driving and don't have my stupid bluetooth in, or if I'm in a conversation or at the checkout line at the grocery store, I'm not going to be answering my phone.
I guess that makes me a suspect too.
Posted by Michelle | July 23, 2010 6:47 AM
It makes you a person of interest if you are a friend of Terri Horman, were absent on the day of Kyron's disappearance, and most importantly, refuse to cooperate with authorities. Somehow I don't think you meet the criteria.
Posted by marsden | July 23, 2010 7:31 AM
At this point, do whatever it takes. The boy is still missing, remember?
Posted by Jon | July 23, 2010 8:46 AM
She just LOOKS guilty to me. And, her name is DeDe! Just SOUNDS guilty.
Seriously, though, if she wasn't just out eating lunch or shopping at lunch time and can't prove it, she's worth looking at.
Posted by dg | July 23, 2010 9:40 AM
And the lynch mob forms in 5…4…3…2…
Posted by Six_of_One | July 23, 2010 11:41 AM
dg wrote: "Seriously, though, if she wasn't just out eating lunch or shopping at lunch time and can't prove it, she's worth looking at. "
Of course, she could have been having a nooner with someone she's not supposed to be messing with. Just sayin'
Posted by LucsAdvo | July 23, 2010 2:35 PM
I want Kyron back as much as anyone. But once again KPTV surpasses tackiness and tastelessness with their self-important, tabloid style tactics. They are on private property chasing down random residents of Orchard Hill (singular, NO 'S') for a statement. This circus serves no purpose. The residents have requested that they leave the property. KPTV has extremely poor judgement and taste.
Posted by wild1 | July 23, 2010 7:25 PM
I want Kyron found as much as anybody but I think it's odd that the parents keep coming out pointing fingers at people. Can't recall hearing of that happening in other missing children cases. All the news agencies are doing is following the leads they are being given as most of us would expect them to do.
The question to be asked, is all the finger pointing helping or hurting the case?
Posted by Darrin | July 24, 2010 11:54 AM
I hate to think it, but have they searched that swampy area behind Dede's condo?
Posted by lie2me | July 25, 2010 11:11 AM