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****They still believe Terri and Dede did it.****

Not sure what you meant bg, but I believe Terri and DeDe are hiding something. I just cannot see two women conspiring to kill a young child, so what were they involved in that is too dastardly to use for an alibi?

A drug deal? Or handing off Kyron to COTUS?

I understand that any adult, even a doting loving stepmom can "snap" --- but I cannot understand people believing that Dede AND Terri murdered Kyron, and can believe even less that they killed him, "to get back at Kaine."

That is utterly nuts.

Until some hard evidence is presented, the fact of the matter is that there is NO person of interest in this case, and certainly no suspect.

I hope we find out why that one journalist WRITING about the friend's encounter with Terri in Fred Meyers WROTE that Kiara was in Terri's arms --- because I read on the boards that the friend never mentioned that in the actual video.

As long as the LEOs don't care that the public is theorizing 24/7 about this case and want some FACTS, the nasty rumors will continue to take on lives of their own, and lots of lives are going to be permanently ruined, all due to the way this investigation has been conducted. I suspect there will be plenty of civil lawsuits for damages in the future......

I believe Terri and DeDe are hiding something. I just cannot see two women conspiring to kill a young child, so what were they involved in that is too dastardly to use for an alibi?

I meant that Kaine and Desiree still believe Terri did it.

Yea, they could be hiding a drug deal or some kinky sex-capade but they may not be hiding anything at all. Terri's timeline has pretty much been proven except for the driving around with Kiara part but that's hardly enough time to dispose of a body, imo.

There is no proof (that we know of) Dede even saw Terri that day. She claims she left her cell in her vehicle, if so then, of course she wouldn't answer it. The farm people say her vehicle never moved all day so either she was there or she walked away or someone picked her up but no one saw her leave and no one said anyone drove up. We don't know what her job was that day - planting, weeding, or whatever but the farm people would know by the amount of work completed if she had been there working the whole day. The owner and another person called her for lunch but neither was worried enough to go out and find her. What I mean is, the farm people must have thought it was normal for a worker to be out of sight somewhere on the 40 acres.