A mysterious letter may solve the case of a missing player who disappeared almost four years ago without a trace. Jordan Moray, 33 at the time of his disappearance, was reported missing by his family in Aberdare, South Wales, on 2 August 2019. The letter, first received three months after the investigation, will be read by the police this evening at 9 PM. Vanished episode of Channel Five.
It comes from someone the police believe could be Jordan, who thought he saw and heard something the night he disappeared. When the worried family members entered his apartment, they found that the door was open and the gaming device was still operational. His cell phone was still charging in his room, but Jordan’s headlight, backpack, and sneakers were gone.
“We’re trying to figure out what happened and where he is right now and what we can do to shed light on that,” Dan Walker, the host of the show, told Mirror.
“They’re going to show us that letter for the first time, read it aloud, and someone who thinks they saw something that night and heard something that night.”
“Without going into too much detail, what the man said he saw is really interesting and you can understand why the police were looking for him because what he heard and saw could actually be Jordan.”
The show will also feature an interview with Jordan’s mother, Debbie, who has repeatedly asked for help since her son went missing.
A man claimed that he spoke to Jordan in September 2020 in the Stratford-upon-Avon area and later accepted him through an appeal he made on the police website.
The police could not find any trace of him and did not make any banking transactions or communications. In August of last year, two years after her disappearance, Debbie revealed that she and her husband went to a medieval market town and walked for hours putting up signs in hopes of finding him.
His family searches the mountains and forests in hopes of finding his son.
Speaking on the appeal, she described her son: ‘Independent, restrained, loves the outdoors, actually quite relaxed.
‘Our hearts are broken. He is best friends with his brother Josh, and Josh is terrible: He keeps checking the door to see if he’s coming. Continually.
‘I always ask myself ‘why’. Why Jord why?
‘Nothing.
‘It’s amazing, my family was. The community has been very good.
It’s like looking for a needle in a haystack, but we keep looking. Wherever we go, we hang posters.
“Sometimes I feel like I never existed. Nothing comes with the police.
Speaking directly to Jordan, he added: “Come home. Everything will be fine. We love you millions. Just come home.”
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