Kyron Horman says: let’s tie Terri Horman to a tree and beat her with sticks
n this June 11, 2010 file photo, the family of missing 7-year-old Kyron Horman, from left, Tony Young, his mother Desiree Young, his stepmother Terri Horman and his father Kaine Horman stand together during a news conference, in Portland, Ore.
Kyron Horman – Anorak’s look at the story of the misssing Oregon child in the news. And the news is that police do not know what happened to Kyron Horman. They do not yet know if a crime befell him. The entire investigation is based on one thing: getting Kyron’s step-mother, Terri Mouton Horman, to tell them she did it. Only, she says she didn’t. And the local police’s ham-fisted attempts to entrap her and work with the media to force a confession have failed miserably.
If this case ever comes before a judge, you wonder how it has not already been prejudiced.
The hunt for Kyron Horman has battered freedom, not boosted it. The media-led public criminalisation of someone who hasn’t been convicted of a crime should give you goosebumps.
Theories of Terri Horman’s guilt to a crime as yet unascertained but suspected need not be false. But the idea she is guilty of heinous acts have become somehow attractive. A guilty and wicked Terri Horman unties the knots. But – get this – there is not a shred of evidence to support the theories. The only thing we should know for certain is of Terri Homan’s innocence.
And she wants to move on. She wants to change her name. This is her right. Estranged from Kaine Horman, Kyron’s birth father, and monstered in the media, the woman whose innocence must be presumed – and we can all agree on that, right? – wants to carry on with her life.
The target of mob ire is traduced until nothing of what went before – mother, lover, friend – is destroyed and the prelapsarian self erased.
The Register Guard reports:
Four months after a judge in Douglas County denied a similar request, the stepmother of missing Portland youth Kyron Horman is asking a Lane County judge for permission to legally change her name. Terri Moulton Horman’s latest request is scheduled to be considered at a Dec. 11 court hearing in Eugene. Horman wrote in a petition filed last week in Lane County Circuit Court that she wants to change her name to Claire Kisiel.
Kisiel was Moulton Horman’s surname at birth, according to the petition.
Surely this is resonable.
Previously, Terri Horman wanted to change her name to Claire Stella Sullivan to avoid what she called the “stigma” of the Horman name. Her request was declined.
In the UK, rules are clear:
If there are criminal proceedings against you
You can change your name by deed poll, but you must tell the police about your change of name.
If you have a criminal record
You can change your name by deed poll — having a criminal record does not prevent you in any way. However there are cases where you must tell certain bodies about your change of name:
There are no criminal proceedings against Terri Horman. She has no criminal record save for an old DUI.
In the USA a man who smokes or snorts illegal drugs can be the country’s President.
But you can’t change your own name.
The Register Guard’s Jack Moran adds:
In most cases, it’s fairly simple to get a court’s approval for a name change. Hundreds of people do it every year in Lane County for various personal reasons. But Moulton Horman’s request already has proved controversial.
Why?
After a hearing in which four women spoke in opposition to her proposed name change, Douglas County Circuit Judge Randolph Garrison on Aug. 4 denied Moulton Horman’s request to legally be known as Claire Sullivan.
These four woman are fools. They seek not justice but revenge and a collective moral pupose. Their claim to be giving Kyron Horman a voice assumes him a child who cares not for evidence, justice, rule of law or proof of wrongdoing. They deny their demon the right to silence and to walk away. The voice they give Kyron is one of intolerance, a disregard for fariness and blind justice. Kyron Horman was aged 7 when he vanished in 2010. And these adult women know his mind.
Be afraid. These women possess not a shred of reasonable doubt. Guilt has been established with no need for nuisance trials and legal arguments honed by eons of struggle.
The story goes on:
Kyron Horman’s biological parents and others have said they suspect Moulton Horman of being involved in the disappearance of her 7-year-old stepson. She has not been charged in what police say is an ongoing investigation.
She has not been charged. No-one has been charged. As we said, the police can’t even work out what crime to charge anyone with.
Aimee Green writes for Oregon Live:
Much still remains unclear about why Terri Moulton Horman is applying for a name change — less than four months after a judge denied an earlier request this year.
Well, no. This is very clear. She says she no longer wants to carry the Horman name. She says the name Terri Horman is sullied.
Aimee Green then breaks things down to dust.
As for why she wants her first name to be Claire, she appears to like the name.
Top journalism there from Aimee. ‘Woman Changes Name To One She Likes!’ Over to you, Sari ‘Zsa Zsa ‘ Gabor.
Aimee then asks:
Q. Have judges denied other name-change applicants:
A. In March 2013, a Multnomah County judge shot down a request by double murderer Mark Beebout to change his name to Yunus Mohammed — even though Beebout claimed he wanted to change his name purely for religious reasons. An attorney for one of Beebout’s victims had argued that Beebout was trying to distance himself from his past — allowing “him to hide the fact of his crimes from his jailers, the public and from his fellow inmates.”
Courts in other states — including Georgia, New York and Ohio — have rejected requests by inmates to change their names.
Only, Terri Horman has not been charged with any crime.
Aimee ploughs on:
Q. Does Horman make any reference to her missing stepson in her name-change filing?
A. No. A declaration that the court required Horman to fill out asks her to check boxes that apply to her situation.
One of those boxes follows the statement: “I do not know of any domestic violence, restraining or stalking order, or criminal proceeding pending in this or any other state that I am a party to.”
Horman left blank the box immediately following that statement.
She also left blank a space on the form designated to describe an exception to that statement.
But that’s right. She is party to no criminal proceedings. In mentioning that part of the form has been left blank, Aimee is playing games. She is inviting readers to play armchair detective. This is not reporting. This is baiting for reader comments. Indeed, in the sidebar to the online story, Oregon Live asks:
If the polled answer ‘No’, the paper will ask:
Should Terri Horman be tied to a tree and whipped with sticks or imprisoned for life?
Vote now! And vote often! Hey, it’s what Kyron would have wanted.
Elsewhere on the internet, Change.org features this charming moment:
Petitioning Lane County Circuit Court Hon. Karsten Rasmussen, Presiding Judge
This petition will be delivered to:
Lane County Circuit Court
Hon. Karsten Rasmussen, Presiding Judge
We are asking that the judge deny Terri Moulton Horman’s request for a name change.
Mr Rasmussen might be educated, a figure of law, order and justice. He might be a member of the Oregon State Bar since 1983, and a former member of the Oregon State Senate from 1993 to 1995. He might teach at the University of Oregon School of Law. But he’s such a mentally negligible dolt he must do as a petition says he must. If enough people sign the form, then it will be so.
You want blacks to sit at the back of the bus? Sign the form!
You want to deny the vote to woman? Sign the form!
You want Jews gassed? Sign the form!
Because if enough people sign the form, it is the will of the people and must be made so.
This call to action has been created by an S. Green.
It begins sensibly enough.
For the following reasons we, the undersigned, believe it is NOT in the public’s best interest to grant a name change to Terri Moulton Horman:
Terri remains the focus in the ongoing active investigation into the disappearance of Kyron Horman, who went missing on June 4, 2010. Law enforcement have consistantly stated that Terri was the last person to have seen Kyron (1). Her own attorneys have called her a “putative suspect” (2), a “defacto suspect” (3) and Judge Henry Kantor named her a suspect in a civil proceeding (4).
That ongoing invstigation is going nowhere.
1. Her attorney says she was not the last person to see Kyron.
2. S. Green is being selective with her quotes. Houze said:
‘That is an attempt to circumvent the rules of criminal proceedings… client is a putative suspect.’
He was not calling Terri Horman a suspect; he was highlighting the injustice of his client’s position.
3. See above.
4. Being a suspect is proof of nothing.
Terri refuses to fully cooperate with the investigation (5). According to media reports, Terri cannot account for her whereabouts during the time in which Kyron disappeared (6), her cell phone and bank card records do not match her account of where she said she was that day (7).
5. Exercising you constitutional rights is not a failure of character. It is a strength of the legal process; a process forged by a rejection of injustice, blood, war, tears and terror.
6-7. S. Green has no faith in the police she cites.
S. Green than paints Terri Horman as a potential danger to all children. She has been tried and convicted of no crimes. And again S. Green says the US Consitution should be ripped up.
Many persons associated with Kyron’s case who have seen the evidence have said Terri is the key to solving Kyron’s disappearance including Kyron’s father Kaine (8), his Mother Desiree (9) and Marc Klaas of The Polly Klaas Foundation and KlaasKids (10). Also, John Walsh, who helped found the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, has said on his show America’s Most Wanted that Terri is the key to solving this case (11). Furthermore, Terri remained silent to preserve her freedom according to her own attorney (12).
We believe all of this evidence points to her possible involvement in Kyron’s disappearance. The public needs to know who she is and who it is they are living next to, and interacting with in their communities. The public needs to be able to keep their children safe. Kyron’s case remains active, and as of June 2014, it was reported that the Grand Jury was still convening in Kyron’s case (13). Terri is prohibited by order of the court from entering certain locations such as Skyline Elementary School, Intel Corp. in Hillsboro and the Xtreme Edge gym (14).
She’s changing her name to get a discount on new gym member deals? A new name will mean she can enter Kyron’s school and not be known? Intel have no intel.?
Lastly, Terri attempted to change her name recently in Douglas County on August 4, 2014, but Judge Randolph L. Garrison denied her request, refusing to allow it because it is not in the public’s interest during an ongoing investigation (15). His ruling: “As long as this matter remains unsolved, unresolved and until more information is given by you about that, it doesn’t seem to be in the public’s interest to change your name.”
And in doing so he denied justice.
Therefore, because of the above reasons, the public has a keen interest in this matter. Thank you kindly for your consideration.
Terri Horman should be afforded the same rights as any other innocent US citizen. Anything else emounts to persection and is unjust.
Do we need a Claires Law, one that affords human rights to the innocent?
Meanwhile… Kyron Horman is missing.
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