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Renewed Search For Missing Portland Boy

The Columbian
Published: June 20, 2014, 5:00pm

Volunteers will gather this weekend to renew their search for Kyron Horman, a Portland boy who went missing four years ago this month. Kyron would now be 11 years old.

The then-seven-year-old was last seen at Skyline Elementary June 4, 2010. His stepmother, Terri Moulton Horman was reportedly the last to see him, as she was in charge of dropping the boy off at school the day he disappeared. When the initial search was unsuccessful, police changed the search into a criminal investigation. However, despite massive search efforts, no leads have emerged.

KGW reports that law enforcement hasn’t been involved with the searches since last August when they scoured the area around Northwest Germantown Road and Northwest Skyline Boulevard.

A GoFundMe campaign has also raised about $22,000 to put toward search efforts. Search volunteers are encouraged to sign up through the same website.

“Our hearts were broken the day the unthinkable happened, a day there is no moving on from. Each day we live with the unknown, while silently praying today is the day he comes home to us. Our nightmare will not end until Kyron is home,” Horman’s aunt, Kelly Davidson Ramirez wrote on the GoFundMe site.

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