Jordan Gonzales

Status:

Open

Jurisdiction:

Salt Lake City Police Department (UT)

Missing From:

Salt Lake City, Utah

Summary:

Jordan Gonzales, 34, went missing from Salt Lake City in March 2024. His family has not seen or spoken to him since March 10, 2024, when he visited his daughter. His girlfriend reported that she got into an argument with Jordan and he walked off sometime between the 10th and 12th, with his last Facebook message sent on March 12th, 2024. Jordan Gonzales was officially reported as an at-risk missing person on March 13, 2024, and it has now been over a year since his disappearance with no updates and no answers.

Vital Statistics

Circumstances of Disappearance:

Jill Bearden last spoke to Jordan on March 9, 2024, after he was recently released from jail. Jordan Gonzales's family has not seen or spoken to him since March 10, 2024, when he visited his daughter. His girlfriend also reported that she got into an argument with Jordan and he walked off sometime between the 10th and 12th. The last time Jordan messaged anyone on Facebook, his primary form of contact, was also March 12th, 2024. He was last seen downtown in the area of 999 South Main Street. However, police say the investigation began more than a month later, on Wednesday, April 17, after family members reported him missing.

Additional Details:

Her son struggled with addiction after being injured in a construction accident almost a decade ago. He was also hospitalized after a car accident. The car accident left Jordan fully blind in one eye and partially blind in the other. Additionally, he had injuries that required physical rehab and a traumatic brain injury that has caused seizures and required facial reconstruction surgery. Family advocate Dani Gutierrez stated: "We had two different solid tips come in numerous times," including "The West Desert area and the Raging Waters. We just need somebody to come forward with a solid tip and let Detective Wilson exactly where Jordan was placed." Jill Bearden hopes that her family, including Jordan's two daughters and five siblings, "can have closure, so we can celebrate him the way that he deserves." Despite struggling with addiction, Jordan had always maintained contact with his family and would never miss holidays or his children's birthdays, and was always the life of the party, but now every holiday, birthday, or family event feels incomplete. It has now been seventeen months since his disappearance, with no updates and no answers.

Case Last Updated:

Sep 12, 2026