Above: Raie Jordan in 1998 (left) and another picture taken after her abduction, year unknown (center), and an age-progressed image to 12, circa 2009 (right)


Above: Rachelle Jordan in 1998 (left) and another picture taken after her abduction, year unknown (center), and an age-progressed image to 11, circa 2009 (right)

Raie Roxane and Rachelle Dominique Jordan

Last seen in Edgefield, South Carolina on December 4, 1998

Vital statistics: Raie is a white female. She was born on May 4, 1997. Blond hair, blue eyes. Her hair was blond at the time of her abduction but it has since darkened to sandy brown. Was one at the time. Rachelle is a white female. She was born on June 25, 1998. Brown hair, brown eyes. Was ten months at the time.

NCIC numbers: M-751012322 (Raie) and M-261014293 (Rachelle)

Circumstances: They were abducted by their non-custodial mother, Marie Martine Charoux Jordan. A photo and vital statistics are posted below. She took her daughters to visit her family in Mauritius, an island in the Indian Ocean off the coast of Africa. On December 4, Marie called her husband and said she wouldn't be returning. They both initiated divorce proceedings and their father was awarded custody in the US. However, Mauritius has not signed the Hague Treaty and refuses to acknowledge the US custody order. A FBI warrant for international parental kidnapping was issued for the her on March 22, 2000. They are still believed to be in Mauritius.


Above: Marie Jordan in 1998

Vital statistics: White female. Born on April 18, 1970. Brown hair, brown eyes. Was twenty-eight at the time.

If you have any information as to the Jordan children's whereabouts, please contact the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Aiken, South Carolina Office at 803-648-0728. Any information received can be kept confidential.


Information used to compile this case file came from the following sources:
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
The Charley Project
The Doe Network
The Augusta Chronicle
The Child Seek Network
NamUs National Missing Persons Data System

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