PRICHARD, Ala. (WALA) – To FOX10 News viewers, the Sept. 6, 2024, story on Kenneth Jordan was just another missing-person report. To his family, it was the start of nearly two years of painful uncertainty.
Jordan was last seen in late July on Allenby Street. Courtlyn Boykin, Jordan’s niece, said the family learned only last week that Jordan’s remains had been found somewhere in Prichard shortly after that missing-person report in August. She said she still does not know where he was found, why it took so long to identify the body or why the family is just now learning about it.
“I feel angry. I’m so mad because we – it just seems like my uncle was treated so inhumanely,” she said. “And he had people out there looking for him, his loved ones. We were wondering where he was, and this whole time he was at the medical examiner’s office, and we could have laid him to rest almost two years ago.”…