Missing Man Jordan Moray Found: Six-Year Mystery Concludes in Brecon Beacons

Breaking News: Discovery in the Brecon Beacons

South Wales Police have confirmed that human remains discovered on Friday, August 29, 2025, near the Llwyn On Reservoir in the Brecon Beacons belong to Jordan Moray, who had been missing since July 2019.

The Disappearance

The case began when Jordan was reported missing from his home in Aberdare, Wales on August 2, 2019. His relatives discovered his flat unlocked with his game console still running and his mobile phone charging in his bedroom. The disappearance of the then 33-year-old led to an extensive search operation, particularly focusing on the national park due to his love of outdoor activities.

Search Efforts and Family’s Dedication

Over the years, his family conducted tireless searches, spending countless hours combing the surrounding countryside. His mother regularly searched mountains and forestry areas, while other family members explored the terrain on foot and by bike. Investigators had pursued various leads, including a mysterious letter signed by “Kevin Humphreys” that they believed might provide a breakthrough, though attempts to identify the author were unsuccessful.

Conclusion and Family Statement

The death is not being treated as suspicious, and Mr. Moray’s next of kin have been informed. The family has respectfully requested privacy during this difficult time. In a moving tribute on social media, Jordan’s brother Josh, remembering his sibling who would now be 38, described him as his “best friend” and expressed that Jordan had been “a big loss in my life and always will be,” adding that their parents can now finally lay him to rest.