In March, 25-year-old Jordan Simeon embarked on a road trip from his home in North Dakota to Louisiana. But Jordan went missing near the end of his journey after his vehicle broke down in Arkansas. On Thursday, authorities positively identified his body.
In early March, 25-year-old Jordan Simeon embarked on a road trip from his home in Fargo, North Dakota, to Louisiana. He was planning on relocating to New Orleans to start a new life.
Lt . Cody Burk of the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office told The Daily Beast that Jordan’s “case is still wide open and we’re working any lead we can.” The friend he was driving to see, Adonia Daigle, who’d also left North Dakota for Louisiana in 2020, told the outlet she sent Simeon money on Venmo, purchased a motel room for him, and advised him to get on a Greyhound bus to New Orleans. She assured Jordan they would then return to Arkansas together to collect his belongings. Simeon, however, apparently never checked into the lodgings that Daigle reserved for him.
Burk said the tow truck driver told police that when he was in the area the next day, he spotted Jordan’s vehicle on the exit ramp, with the keys on top of the car. Linda told NBC, “All of his valuables were in there, as far as, like, an expensive Xbox and a laptop. So you’d think that somebody would have noticed the keys on top?”
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