This is a vault studio's production.

I'm Spencer Brudig.

I'm Will Johnson.

I'm Jessica Noel.

This show contains graphic material and is meant for mature audiences.

A second grade class standing on risers,

singing on risers, singing in unison during a concert for their doting parents.

It's 2010.

Seven-year-old Kyron Horman is wearing a white white button up shirt and blue dress pants and is standing proudly

in the front row singing along with his skyline elementary school classmates.

But ten years later, the singing, the smiling, the joy has faded.

Kiren is a sweet little boy that just wanted to live his life and to go camping and fishing and be a kid and

he got that taken from him.

The word normal is no longer in his mom, Deseret Young's vocabulary.

It's kind of a curse word.

It's looked at as not something that exists.

It's kind of like closure. I don't even like saying

that word. It is not a reality that we live.

Normal went away on

away on June 4th and every day we adjust we try to survive the aftermath of that. And it's a roller coaster. Every single day is different and it just isn't something that I would ever

consider describe as normal. That's because her son Chiron Horman disappeared

from his Northwest Portland Oregon Elementary School on June 4th 2010 and has

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