FAMILY KILLER JORDAN CRIADO: CHILD MOLESTER

AN OREGON man who cops believe murdered his wife and four children, then set their house ablaze had a long history of molesting children, records show. Jordan Adam Criado, 51, was still in hospital but detectives plan to arrest him when he's released. Tabasha Paige Criado had been reported missing earlier Monday by the accused killer. The 30-year-old woman and the bodies of her four children, aged 2, 5, 6 and 7 were recovered from the charred remains of their home in Medford. Creepy Criado has a past. Court records in Sacramento County showed the monster was arrested in December 1989 and pleaded guilty in August 1990 to eight counts of lewd and lascivious acts with a child under 14. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison. The allegations involved three
victims.
 Family members say the marriage was troubled. Her family did not approve of the much older Criado.

"He was quiet. He was conservative. He didn't act crazy. But we didn't know much about him" her brother Jesse Adams told KTVL.
Eventually the family discovered Criado was a convicted sex offender and told her to leave him. When she didn't -- she moved away from everyone, to be with the man she loved.
Adams said: "Tabasha was the kind of person that if she was loyal to somebody and loved them, she didn't care what anybody else said about him."

A YEAR LATER: WHAT HAPPENED TO KYRON HORMON?

ONE YEAR LATER and no sign of Kyron Hormon. On June 4, 2010 the 7-year-old was dropped off at school by his stepmother--as she told cops--and despite one of the largest manhunts in Oregon history, has not been seen since. The little boy was last seen standing in front of his classroom's doorway just after school science fair. Here's is where the investigation stands:
* Law enforcement has so far focused their attention on his stepmother , Terri Hormon. Last summer detectives asked for the public's help for info on the
white pickup truck she was believed to have been driving when Kyron disappeared.

* In divorce proceedings, Kyron's dad Kaine charged that Hormon "is involved."
* Documents also alleged Terri Hormon tried to hire a hitman to kill Kaine Hormon.
And yet, so far, police have not charged anyone in the child's disappearance despite hundreds of man hours and thousands of volunteers scouring the area for any sign of Kyron.
Police Lt. Mary Lindstrand summed up cops' emotional and professional frustrations: "There is an emotional trauma to going out and searching for a child. A child is gone. The pain of that is so terrible that the searchers begin to feel it physically. You just keep looking, no matter what."
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