Kyron Horman’s mother files lawsuit against step-mom
Jun 1, 2012, 1:37 PM | Updated: 4:25 pm
Terri Horman, Kryon's step-mom, was the last person to see him alive, and while she hasn't been named as a suspect, she's been in the spotlight since the investigation into the boy's disappearance began. (File photo)
(File photo)
She believes that police will eventually bring charges
against the step-mother of her missing son, but in the
meantime, Desiree Young is filing a lawsuit.
Kyron Horman, last seen when he was 7-years-old,
disappeared while walking
into
his elementary school in Portland, and Young said that
every
day since has been a living nightmare.
Terri Horman, Kyron’s step-mom, was the last person to see
him alive, and while she hasn’t been named as a suspect,
she
has been at the center of the investigation since it
began.
On Friday, three days before the two-year anniversary of
Kyron’s disappearance, Young filed a lawsuit against Terri
Horman, accusing her of “custodial interference.”
“I’m asking the court to compel Terri to tell me where
Kyron
is,” she said at a news conference. “I believe that Terri
Horman knows where Kyron is. I believe that she is
responsible for where my son is.”
Young said that not a day goes by where she isn’t thinking
of ways to try to bring Kyron home.
