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Boy, 9, found dead in woods as heartbroken family pay tribute to 'loving' son

05 June 2024 , 17:43
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Jordan was called a 'fun-loving' by his school's headteacher (Image: Police Handout)

A schoolboy whose body was discovered outside in a Scottish village has been described as a "loving, caring, happy, handsome wee boy" by his devastated family.

Jordan Moore, just nine years old, was found in a wooded area in Lesmahagow, Lanarkshire on Sunday, June 2. Emergency services rushed to the scene near Abbeygreen Road at 6.50pm after receiving reports of concern for a child.

However, the youngster was tragically pronounced dead at the scene, reports GlasgowLive. Police in Scotland has since confirmed there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding the death following a post-mortem examination. A report will be submitted to the Procurator Fiscal.

His family has released the following statement: “Our Jordan was the most loving, caring, happy, handsome wee boy. He’ll forever be in all our hearts.” Detective Inspector Vicki Douglas said: “Our thoughts are with Jordan’s family and friends at this incredibly difficult time.

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“His family are being supported by officers and have requested that their privacy is respected at this time." Debbie MacKenna, headteacher of Woodpark Primary School in Lesmahagow, paid heartfelt tribute to Jordan calling him an 'energetic, fun-loving pupil'.

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She said: "We are all deeply shocked and saddened by the tragic death of Jordan, who was a valued member of our school community. "Jordan was an energetic, fun-loving boy who was loyal to his friends and family, and was loved by us all. His radiant smile, his singing and dancing and his sense of humour lit up our school. We keep Jordan's family and friends very much in our thoughts and prayers, and we will continue to support our school community at this very sad time."

Laura Ferguson

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