Missing Person
Jordan Wilson
Jordan Lee Wilson, 32, was reported missing in May 2016. NamUs lists her Walker County case as open and unresolved and says foul play is suspected. A multiagency search in southern Cullman County in May 2020 reportedly found no new evidence.
- Incident date
- 2016-05-13 (disputed; one news report states 2016-05-15)
- Location
- Bremen, Walker County
- Independent sources
- 4
The record
Jordan Lee Wilson was 32 when she disappeared in May 2016. Her case remains listed as open and unresolved in the U.S. Department of Justice’s NamUs database. NamUs identifies the Walker County Sheriff’s Office as the primary investigating agency. 1
NamUs says Wilson was reported missing to the Cullman County Sheriff’s Office on May 18, 2016. According to the database, the investigation found that she was last seen May 13 at a residence on Campbell Loop Road in Bremen, within Walker County. NamUs says foul play is suspected. 1
A June 2016 ABC 33/40 report gave a different last-seen date, stating that Wilson was last seen May 15. The same report quoted a friend as saying she last heard from Wilson on May 13. Because the official NamUs record and the news report differ, the precise last-seen date should be treated as disputed. 14
Wilson’s family and friends held a vigil at Depot Park in Cullman on June 18, 2016, and appealed for information about her whereabouts, ABC 33/40 reported. 4
Investigators continued pursuing the case in later years. The Cullman Times reported that the Cullman and Walker county sheriff’s offices formed a partnership in 2019 to consolidate and share information. The newspaper also reported that officers had found Wilson’s vehicle unattended in Walker County. 3
On May 2, 2020, investigators conducted an approximately 10-hour search at an undisclosed location in southern Cullman County after the Walker County Sheriff’s Office received new information. The Cullman Times reported that the search involved both county sheriff’s offices and Texas EquuSearch but produced no new evidence or leads. 3
The accessible source material does not disclose what investigators believe happened to Wilson. No person is identified as having been charged in connection with her disappearance. NamUs continues to classify the case as open and unresolved. 1
Timeline
- Disputed
NamUs says the investigation found that Wilson was last seen in Bremen, Walker County. ABC 33/40 later reported May 15 as the last-seen date, although a friend told the station she last heard from Wilson on May 13.
- Confirmed
Wilson was reported missing to the Cullman County Sheriff’s Office, according to NamUs.
- Reported
Family and friends held a vigil at Depot Park in Cullman and appealed for information, according to ABC 33/40.
- Reported
The Cullman and Walker county sheriff’s offices established a partnership to consolidate and share case information, according to The Cullman Times.
- Reported
A multiagency search at an undisclosed southern Cullman County location lasted about 10 hours and yielded no new evidence or leads, according to The Cullman Times.
- Confirmed
NamUs lists MP84188 as open and unresolved, with the Walker County Sheriff’s Office as the primary investigating agency.
Documented claims
Jordan Lee Wilson was 32 at the time of her disappearance.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Corroborated by 1 additional source: https://cullmantimes.com/2020/05/05/new-search-in-jordan-wilson-missing-person-case-comes-up-empty/
NamUs case MP84188 remains open and unresolved.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
Wilson was reported missing to the Cullman County Sheriff’s Office on May 18, 2016.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
Wilson’s last-seen date is disputed: NamUs says the investigation found that she was last seen May 13, 2016, while ABC 33/40 reported that she was last seen May 15; ABC also quoted a friend who said she last heard from Wilson on May 13.
DisputedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Corroborated by 1 additional source: https://abc3340.com/news/local/family-wants-information-about-missing-cullman-woman
NamUs says Wilson was last seen at a residence on Campbell Loop Road in Bremen, within Walker County.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
NamUs says foul play is suspected.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Corroborated by 1 additional source: https://cullmantimes.com/2020/05/05/new-search-in-jordan-wilson-missing-person-case-comes-up-empty/
The Walker County Sheriff’s Office is the primary investigating agency listed by NamUs.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
Wilson’s family and friends held a vigil at Depot Park in Cullman on June 18, 2016, and appealed for information.
ReportedSource: ABC 33/40 · Single-source claim.
The Cullman and Walker county sheriff’s offices established a partnership in 2019 to consolidate and share information about the case.
ReportedSource: The Cullman Times · Single-source claim.
Officers found Wilson’s vehicle unattended in Walker County.
ReportedSource: The Cullman Times · Single-source claim.
A roughly 10-hour search at an undisclosed location in southern Cullman County on May 2, 2020, produced no new evidence or leads.
ReportedSource: The Cullman Times · Single-source claim.
The May 2020 search involved the Cullman and Walker county sheriff’s offices and Texas EquuSearch and followed new information received by Walker County investigators.
ReportedSource: The Cullman Times · Single-source claim.
The retrieved source material does not identify anyone as having been charged in connection with Wilson’s disappearance.
UnknownSource on file · Single-source claim.
Sources
- NamUs Missing Person Case MP84188: Jordan Lee Wilson — U.S. Department of Justice NamUsOpen
- Missing Walker County: Investigators asking for information in the case of Jordan Lee Wilson — WVTM 13Open
- New search in Jordan Wilson missing person case comes up empty — The Cullman TimesOpen
- Family wants information about missing Cullman woman — ABC 33/40Open
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