Missing Person
Jerry Morris
Jerry Dean Morris, 34, disappeared in Limestone County in 2013. Sources place his last known contact on McKee Road in northeast Limestone County but conflict on whether he had been missing since around June 2 or since July. NamUs lists case MP25290 as open and unresolved.
- Incident date
- Not documented
- Location
- Limestone County
- Independent sources
- 2
The record
Jerry Dean Morris was 34 when he disappeared in 2013. His case remains open and unresolved in the U.S. Department of Justice’s NamUs database, where it is listed as MP25290 1.
The available sources differ on the timing of his disappearance. NamUs says Morris had not been seen since around June 2, 2013, but the same record says the last known contact appeared to have occurred in July on McKee Road in northeast Limestone County 1. A January 2014 WAFF report also says his family identified July as the month of last contact and McKee Road as the location 2.
NamUs says family members reported Morris missing in October 2013 1.
Morris was described as 5 feet 9 inches tall, with brown hair, blue eyes and a Grim Reaper tattoo on his upper left arm 12. The sources conflict on his weight: NamUs lists about 130 pounds, while WAFF reported approximately 120 pounds 12. WAFF described him as a white male 2.
The Limestone County Sheriff’s Office is the primary investigating agency, according to NamUs 1. WAFF reported in 2014 that the sheriff’s office was seeking the public’s help locating Morris 2.
The supplied NamUs record continues to classify the case as open and unresolved 1.
Timeline
- Disputed
NamUs says Morris had not been seen since around this date, although the record and WAFF also identify July as the time of last contact.
- Disputed
NamUs and WAFF state that Morris's last known contact appeared to have occurred on McKee Road in northeast Limestone County.
- Confirmed
According to NamUs, Morris's family reported him missing.
- Reported
WAFF published a report stating that the Limestone County Sheriff's Office was asking for the public's help locating Morris.
Documented claims
Jerry Dean Morris was 34 at the time of his disappearance.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Corroborated by 1 additional source: https://www.waff.com/story/24350560/family-says-limestone-co-man-missing-since-july/
Morris is the subject of NamUs case MP25290, which is listed as open and unresolved.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
The timing of Morris's last known contact is disputed: NamUs says he had not been seen since around June 2, 2013, while NamUs and WAFF also state that the last contact appeared to have occurred in July 2013 on McKee Road in northeast Limestone County.
DisputedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Corroborated by 1 additional source: https://www.waff.com/story/24350560/family-says-limestone-co-man-missing-since-july/
Morris's family reported him missing in October 2013.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
Morris was described as 5 feet 9 inches tall, with brown hair, blue eyes and a Grim Reaper tattoo on his upper left arm.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Corroborated by 1 additional source: https://www.waff.com/story/24350560/family-says-limestone-co-man-missing-since-july/
The sources dispute Morris's weight: NamUs lists about 130 pounds, while WAFF reported approximately 120 pounds.
DisputedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
WAFF described Morris as a white male.
ReportedSource: WAFF 48 · Single-source claim.
The Limestone County Sheriff's Office is the primary investigating agency.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Corroborated by 1 additional source: https://www.waff.com/story/24350560/family-says-limestone-co-man-missing-since-july/
WAFF reported in January 2014 that the Limestone County Sheriff's Office was asking for the public's help locating Morris.
ReportedSource: WAFF 48 · Single-source claim.
Sources
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