TN - Jordan Allen Gorman, 9, Joelton, 15 Nov 2020 - MAPS, MEDIA, TIMELINES **NO DISCUSSION**

His older sister Jocelyn was the last person to see him. He was standing at the end of the driveway, the family's pastor, Gerald Prior, told The Tennessean.

The TBI said it wasn't clear when the first 911 call was placed in Jordan's disappearance, but that a search began for him Sunday afternoon.

It is not clear how long after Jordan went missing that authorities became involved, but Monday they searched the areas surrounding his home. The Cheatham County Sheriff said there was a delay between Jordan's disappearance and alerting authorities.
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On the Gorman property, there are three or four structures, the sheriff said. Property records show three residential parcels and one commercial lot. All structures were searched.
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Who are Jordan's parents?
Jordan is the adopted son of Mark and Coletta Gorman. It's not clear when he was adopted by the Gorman family, but the family's pastor said Jordan was adopted alongside his two sisters.

The adoption came after the Gormans' son Josiah Lassek died in a car crash in 2011.

Jordan lives with his parents, two sisters and two other children.
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AMBER Alert: What we know about Jordan Gorman missing from Joelton, TN
 
"Anytime you’re talking about a 9-year-old who was last seen in a short sleeve shirt and jeans who might very well be barefoot, that’s a precarious situation across the board," TBI spokesman Josh DeVine said. bbm
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An online prayer vigil has been put together and those wishing to participate can sign up here.

Anyone who sees anything suspicious or posts Jordan should call 1-800-TBI-FIND or the Cheatham County Sheriff's Office at 615-792-2098. bbm
TBI: Each passing hour of AMBER Alert search becomes more recovery than rescue
 
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"Apparently, the highly-trained K-9 units have not picked up any scent of the child.
This is unusual considering they were out on the scene quickly the first day ... and there has been no rain to wash away the scent. So now I'm told investigators will begin again questioning the parents and everyone else who had contact with Jorden. At some point, it's possible some will be asked to take lie detector tests."
 
TBI is asking residents in the area of Valley View Road in Joelton to walk around their property and search for places a child might hide, such as a crawlspace, shed or outbuilding.

"Because of your support, your sheriff needs you to be ready if we make the call for more assistance," the CCSO wrote on Facebook. "Home owners surrounding the GORMAN property, please walk your property and check any out-buildings or places he could lay down and also check your game cameras!"

When asked on Twitter if authorities believe Jordan is still in the area, TBI Spokesman Josh DeVine replied, "We certainly hope so. That's why we have teams searching so aggressively in the immediate area."

An online prayer vigil has been put together and those wishing to participate can sign up here.

Anyone who sees anything suspicious or posts Jordan should call 1-800-TBI-FIND or the Cheatham County Sheriff's Office at 615-792-2098.
AMBER Alert: Search for missing 9-year-old boy reaches third day in Tennessee
 
During a press conference on Tuesday morning, authorities said Jordan did not have a cellphone or any device connected to the Internet, but authorities are going through family members’ cellphones to determine if they can get more clues into what happened.

Police reiterated that no one has been named a suspect, but they are simply going through each step they can and leaving no information unsearched as they try to find the boy. They added that the FBI has been called in to assist the TBI and other local law enforcement agencies.

Update: FBI joins search as 9-year-old boy remains missing, AMBER Alert issued as concerns grow for his safety
 
Jordan's parents lost their first son, Josiah Adam Lassek, 24, in a 2011 car crash just before Christmas, according to an online obituary. They've been adopting and fostering children ever since, according to Tony Langdon, a family friend.

Gerald Prior, who has known the family for years through his ministry at New Life Community Church in Joelton, said Jordan was adopted. The boy has two full sisters, who were adopted with him, Prior said.

Jordan Gorman Amber Alert: Joelton search continues, TBI investigates
 
Sheriff Mike Breedlove also said they have received numerous requests from local volunteers wanting to help with the search. However, he said they are not yet at a point where they can allow a lot of people out there. He said they are still relying on experts now, but later this afternoon, they should have more information on when they can bring in volunteers.

Breedlove said at some point, they will need to get consent from homeowners to search their property.
Jorden Gorman: Cheatham County residents asked to search their property
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AMBER Alert: What we know about Jordan Gorman missing from Joelton, TN
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They moved their search to air only Monday night and began their second day of searching on foot early Tuesday morning after sunrise. Tracker canines are involved in the search and were involved until about 4 a.m. Monday morning.

UPDATES:Search for missing 9-year-old Jordan Gorman enters day three in Joelton area

Investigators currently don't know what prompted the boy to leave or which direction he headed when he left.

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