Sheriff's Capt. Jason Gates described the variety of tips as "leads that aren't as exciting, and other leads that are more prevalent."
"We need more," he said at a news conference Monday. "Every tip, no matter how insignificant you think it is, could be the one we need."
http://www.laramieboomerang.com/articles/2010/06/08/ap/us/us_missing_oregon_boy.txt
Please call in your tips, no matter how unimportant you may think they are, and even if you think someone else might have already called it in, or that LE has thought of it. It only takes one tip to break a case.
:waitasec: based on the background i say this is a school picture....not sure why it would be in error or poor taste
If it were a copyright issue, AP would have issued a Photo KILL. But it's not a copyright issue.
Here's info on Photo KILLS: a photo that is objectionable and calls into question the threat of legal action, libel or copyright.
Perplexing!
That's bizarre about the picture, Puffy.
It's been 5 days. I'm wondering how long Kyron could live on his own if he wandered off and got lost. Does anyone remember how many days Nadia was missing? I know it was very near the limit when she was found.
This is curious. The AP has issued a photo elimination on the photo of Kyron with the orange background. According to THIS WEBSITE, a photo elimination is a photo that carries no threat of legal action but is objectionable for other reasons, such as error, poor taste, or inaccuracy (including photoshop). When these occur, either an AP photo KILL or ELIMINATION is moved, alerting members.
It seems to be in bad taste to put a red cross over a missing child's face IMO. Like they've died and been written off. If there is something wrong with a photo why not just remove it from the website altogether IMO.
It seems to be in bad taste to put a red cross over a missing child's face IMO. Like they've died and been written off. If there is something wrong with a photo why not just remove it from the website altogether IMO.