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Oregon officers and the Federal Investigation Office renew efforts to find a missing child who disappeared almost 15 years ago, using new digitized records.

Context

Kyron Horman was last seen in the morning of 4th. June 2010 at the Skyline’s primary school in Portland. He was 7 years old at that time. The Horman, who attended the school’s scientific fair, was not heard from then, according to officials.

The Sheriff’s Office in the Mulmoma district said hundreds of advice received and inspected each year. Detectives are now using modern software, digital forensics and technology to assess new and existing guides.

What to know

The Sheriff’s Office announced on Friday to work with Detectives of the Gresham Police Department to digitize and reorganize documents relating to horman disappearance. Thousands of reports, photographs and evidence will be scanned, Sheriff’s Office said in a statement to the public.

The Unit for Analysis of the FBI behavior will then review the case.

The horman is described as a white male with brown hair and blue eyes. He has a strawberry-shaped strawberry on his forehead.

At the time of Horman’s disappearance, he wore a black shirt with “CSI” in green letters and hands graphics, black cargo pants, white socks and black skeleton sneakers with orange covering. Maybe he was wearing glasses then.

What do people say

Multomah District of the Nicole Morrisey O’Donnell, in Statement: “We never stopped looking for Kyron. In their commitment, we remain a resolution in this case, Kyron, for his family and community. We will actively lead every credible investigating opportunity. Kyron and his family are in the heart of our work.”

Multomah district district Nathan Vasquez, in Statement: “As we approach 15. I want to confirm my continuous obligation in this case. My office has started a thorough eye, and FBI. Our focus remains where it belonged to Kyron and his family.”

What happens next

Detectives in the Multomah district will meet with Vasquez and his team for further assessment in the coming months.

Award for $ 50,000 is offered for information relating to horman disappearance. Each with the information is requested to contact the type list of County Serif Multomach at 503-988-0560. Tips can be emailed to the sheriff’s office on Type@mcso.us.

In addition, individuals can reach in the National Missing Center and used children to 1-800 – lost or online.

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