Missing Person

Jordan Wilson

Jordan Lee Wilson, 32, was reported missing in May 2016 after last being seen in the Bremen area. NamUs lists her Walker County case as open and unresolved and says foul play is suspected. A 2020 search in southern Cullman County yielded no new evidence.

Incident date: May 13, 2016
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 1.

NamUs says Wilson was reported missing to the Cullman County Sheriff’s Office on May 18, 2016. According to the official record, investigators determined that she had last been seen May 13 at a residence in Bremen, within Walker County. NamUs says foul play is suspected and identifies the Walker County Sheriff’s Office as the primary investigating agency 1.

A June 2016 ABC 33/40 report gave a different last-seen date, stating that Wilson was last seen May 15. The report also quoted a friend who said she last heard from Wilson on May 13. Because the official NamUs record lists May 13 as the date Wilson was last seen, the precise date was described inconsistently in the available sources 4.

Family and friends held a vigil at Cullman’s Depot Park in June 2016, asking the public for information and praying for Wilson’s return, according to ABC 33/40 4. The report identified Wilson as a Cullman woman but said little about the circumstances of her disappearance.

The investigation continued in subsequent years. The Cullman Times reported that the Cullman and Walker county sheriff’s offices began sharing information about the case in 2019 3. That report said officers had found Wilson’s unattended vehicle in Walker County, a detail not included in the supplied NamUs record 3.

In May 2020, investigators from both counties 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 County sheriff told The Cullman Times that the search produced no evidence or new leads 3. Texas EquuSearch assisted with dogs and additional personnel, according to the newspaper 3.

No later investigative development is provided in the supplied sources. NamUs continues to classify MP84188 as open and unresolved 1.

Timeline

May 13, 2016Disputed
NamUs says investigators determined Wilson was last seen at a residence in Bremen, Walker County. ABC 33/40 later reported May 15 as the last-seen date but quoted a friend whose last contact with Wilson was May 13.
May 18, 2016Confirmed
Wilson was reported missing to the Cullman County Sheriff's Office, according to NamUs.
June 18, 2016Reported
Family and friends held a vigil at Depot Park in Cullman and appealed for information.
2019Reported
The Cullman and Walker county sheriff's offices began sharing and consolidating information about the case, according to The Cullman Times.
May 2, 2020Reported
Investigators and Texas EquuSearch conducted an approximately 10-hour search at an undisclosed southern Cullman County location; no new evidence or leads were found, according to The Cullman Times.

Documented claims

Jordan Lee Wilson was 32 at the time of her disappearance.
Confirmed
Source: 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/
Wilson's NamUs case, MP84188, is listed as open and unresolved.
Confirmed
Source: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
Wilson was reported missing to the Cullman County Sheriff's Office on May 18, 2016.
Confirmed
Source: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
The official NamUs record says investigators determined Wilson was last seen May 13, 2016, at a residence in Bremen within Walker County; ABC 33/40 reported that she was last seen May 15, while quoting a friend who said she last heard from Wilson on May 13.
Disputed
Source: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
NamUs says foul play is suspected in Wilson's disappearance.
Confirmed
Source: 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 identifies the Walker County Sheriff's Office as the primary investigating agency.
Confirmed
Source: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
Family and friends held a vigil at Depot Park in Cullman in June 2016 and asked the public for information about Wilson.
Reported
Source: ABC 33/40 · Single-source claim.
The Cullman and Walker county sheriff's offices began a partnership in 2019 to consolidate and share information about Wilson's case.
Reported
Source: The Cullman Times · Single-source claim.
Officers found Wilson's vehicle unattended in Walker County.
Reported
Source: The Cullman Times · Single-source claim.
In May 2020, investigators conducted an approximately 10-hour search at an undisclosed location in southern Cullman County after receiving new information, but the search produced no evidence or new leads.
Reported
Source: The Cullman Times · Single-source claim.
Texas EquuSearch assisted the May 2020 search with dogs and additional personnel.
Reported
Source: The Cullman Times · Single-source claim.
The supplied WVTM 13 page could not be retrieved and therefore provides no usable facts for this account.
Unknown
Source: WVTM 13 · Single-source claim.

Sources

NamUs 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