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Sept. 16, 2010
Kyron Horman Case Going Cold?
Former Sheriff's Office Official: Search for 8-Year-Old Needs a Break Soon, Since Cost of Effort Has Hit $1M
McCain said on "The Early Show" Thursday, "Even though the sheriff says this is not being scaled back, the fact is, when you're the lead agency and you're now paring back to only 30 percent of a task force, there is no other way to describe that than scaling back. The real problem here (is that) he will try to shift up to 70 percent of the cost of this investigation to smaller cities and jurisdictions that have nothing to do with the Kyron case jurisdictionally. It will be a tough sale, so by default, it will be his case whether he likes it or not."
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He explained, "You've got a million tax dollars spent already with no suspect, no person of interest, frankly, not even an identifiable crime, which continues to frustrate everyone. So, at that point, this is going to be a tough sell to some of these other jurisdictions to pick up the tab for this investigation."
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McCain said someone would have to come forward to investigators or find the crime scene or evidence.
He explained, "Either somebody who actually knows what happened to Kyron, not somebody calling a tip line
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/09/16/earlyshow/main6871823.shtml
Kyron Horman Case Going Cold?
Former Sheriff's Office Official: Search for 8-Year-Old Needs a Break Soon, Since Cost of Effort Has Hit $1M
McCain said on "The Early Show" Thursday, "Even though the sheriff says this is not being scaled back, the fact is, when you're the lead agency and you're now paring back to only 30 percent of a task force, there is no other way to describe that than scaling back. The real problem here (is that) he will try to shift up to 70 percent of the cost of this investigation to smaller cities and jurisdictions that have nothing to do with the Kyron case jurisdictionally. It will be a tough sale, so by default, it will be his case whether he likes it or not."
snip
He explained, "You've got a million tax dollars spent already with no suspect, no person of interest, frankly, not even an identifiable crime, which continues to frustrate everyone. So, at that point, this is going to be a tough sell to some of these other jurisdictions to pick up the tab for this investigation."
snip
McCain said someone would have to come forward to investigators or find the crime scene or evidence.
He explained, "Either somebody who actually knows what happened to Kyron, not somebody calling a tip line
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/09/16/earlyshow/main6871823.shtml
