Missing Cullman woman's family increases reward money
CULLMAN COUNTY, AL (WBRC) - The family of a missing Cullman woman has increased the reward for information concerning her whereabouts to $10,000.
Jordan Wilson, 32, was reported to have last been seen in the Bremen and Bug Tussle communities near the Walker County line on Sunday, May 15.
Her vehicle was reported to be found later near the Busby Road and Campbellville Road intersection.
"My sister just wants her daughter home. She's got two little boys who miss their mother. They haven't seen her in over two weeks," said Jamie Smith, Wilson's aunt.
Cullman County Sheriff Matt Gentry said Walker County and Jefferson County have been involved in searching for leads to Wilson's whereabouts .
"Our investigators and deputies have been searching non-stop. They've searched every day since she's been missing," Sheriff Gentry said.
"We don't know what to feel because we don't know what to think," Smith said. "We want to find her and bring her home so all of us can stop wondering, hoping, wishing, and being scared and afraid."
Wilson is described as 5'10" and about 160 pounds.
Sheriff Gentry urged anyone with information should call the Cullman County Sheriff's Office at 256-734-0342 or the Walker County Sheriff's Office at 205-302-6464.
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