Kyron Richard Horman was seven years old when he disappeared from Skyline Elementary School in Portland, Oregon, on June 4, 2010. That morning, Kyron attended a school science fair and stood beside a display about the red-eyed tree frog. A photograph from the event remains one of the clearest documented records of his presence that day.

Kyron was expected to return home on the school bus at 3:30 that afternoon, but he was not aboard. A Skyline Elementary employee called 911 at 3:56 p.m. Officers and deputies arrived at the school and the family home at 4:33 p.m., followed by a major search involving local agencies, volunteers, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

The public record establishes several key points, but not the route between them. Kyron attended the fair. His stepmother, Terri Horman, reported seeing him walk toward his classroom at about 8:45 that morning. He did not return on the afternoon bus. What occurred between those events has not been publicly resolved.

The investigation later shifted from intensive search-and-rescue work toward a criminal investigation, but no one has been charged in Kyron’s disappearance. Family allegations, investigative leads involving a white pickup, and public speculation have never produced a public finding explaining where Kyron went.

As of September 2026, the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office still lists Kyron as missing. Investigators have digitized thousands of records, continued reviewing evidence with newer technology, and said the case remains active.

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On March 24, 1991, four-year-old Michael Wayne Dunahee disappeared from the grounds of Blanshard Elementary School in Victoria, British Columbia. Michael had arrived with his parents, Crystal and Bruce Dunahee, while Crystal attended a women’s flag-football practice on an adjoining field. Michael asked to use the nearby playground. Crystal told him to wait there for his father. When Bruce arrived minutes later, Michael was gone.

The disappearance prompted an immediate search by family members, people at the field, police, and volunteers. Investigators later pursued reported sightings, possible vehicles, suspected routes, and thousands of tips. A brown or tan van became an important investigative lead, but no public evidence has established that Michael entered it or that its driver was involved. Several men suggested as possible adult versions of Michael were excluded through DNA testing. Other attention-grabbing leads, including a poster found in a Wisconsin home and a shirt found underwater decades later, did not establish a connection to Michael.

More than three decades later, Michael remains officially missing. No one has been publicly charged in connection with his disappearance, no remains have been recovered, and no publicly disclosed physical evidence explains how he left the school grounds. This episode examines the brief interval between Michael’s walk toward the playground and his father’s arrival, the evidence investigators have pursued, and the questions that remain.

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On June 27, 1995, Jodi Huisentruit, a twenty-seven-year-old morning anchor for KIMT-TV in Mason City, Iowa, failed to arrive for work. Her producer, Amy Kuns, called shortly after 4:00 a.m. Jodi answered, said she had overslept, and said she would come to the station. She never arrived. At 7:13 that morning, KIMT requested a welfare check at Jodi’s apartment. Police found her red Mazda Miata still in the parking lot, along with scattered personal belongings, a bent car key, and evidence they considered consistent with a struggle and probable abduction. Jodi has never been found. This episode follows the documented timeline from her final day, through the unanswered interval between her phone call and the missed broadcast, to decades of searches, witness reports, forensic work, grand-jury activity, and public scrutiny of possible suspects. It separates what the evidence establishes from what remains unproven, including reports of screams, a possible white van, stalking concerns, and theories involving an acquaintance who was investigated but never charged. Jodi was declared legally dead in 2001, but Iowa authorities continue to list her as missing and the investigation remains open.

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YES OR NO: Does the altered timing of Jodi's departure suggest the abductor had close knowledge of her movements???????