Missing Boy’s Uncle Blames Sister:

Kevin Bush is the adoptive uncle of Adam Herrman and the brother of Valerie Herrman. He lays the blame for Adam’s disappearance of a decade ago squarely at the feet of his sister. He says that she kept telling him that the state took him away.

He’s also alleging abuse from the Herrman’s on Adam. He says that Adam was locked in the bathroom and forced to sleep there. He theorizes that there was some kind of accident in the Herrman household and that Adam is no longer with us.

He’s also spoken to Valerie Herrman since the story went public and according to him, she says she didn’t report Adam missing in fear of losing her other children. How selfish can you get? I still would like to know if the Herrman’s were receiving government benefits for Adam after he disappeared because in the cases of adoptive and foster parents where kids have either died or disappeared under unusual circumstances money is usually at the heart of it. In these cases, it can be the root of all evil.

The biological daughter of Adam Herrman’s adoptive parents contacts KSN:

Crystal Herrman is the biological daughter of the Herrman’s. In an e-mail to Kansas TV station KSN, she hints that she and brother may have been the ones that tipped off authorities to Adam’s disappearance.

Another unnamed relative of Valerie Herrman has stated that Valerie allegedly said: “They can dig up the whole State of Kansas, they’ll never find a body.” That can be taken several ways like maybe they should be looking in Nebraska?

Relatives: Boy Missing for 10 Years Was Abused:

This article from ABC has an age-progressed picture showing what Adam may look like today.

The article also states that the Herrman’s were investigated in 1996 and 1998 for allegations of abuse against Adam.

Lawyer: Adoptive parents had nothing to do with boy’s disappearance:

The lawyer for the Herrmans, Warner Eisenbise, is stating that the Herrman’s had nothing to do with Adam’s disappearance and that Adam had a history of running away.

If he had a history of running away he also had a history of being found. Just sayin’.