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Nicholas J. Bordelon, a 29-year-old man from Metairie, Louisiana, was last seen on February 14, 2002, in the 1200 block of Phosphor Avenue. After his disappearance, his vehicle was found abandoned on the Huey P. Long Bridge, heading eastbound. Bordelon was wearing a black and white striped shirt at the time and had a scar from a hernia on his chest.

Despite efforts by the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office to locate him, few details have emerged about his case, and his whereabouts remain ...Read More
Last Seen: Feb 14, 2002

Victim Details

Dec 22, 2009

Jan 12, 2024

Nicholas

Bordelon

51

29

65 inches

145 lbs

White / Caucasian

Male

In the early part of an unknown year, a 29-year-old man named Nicholas J. Bordelon disappeared from his life in Metairie, Louisiana, leaving behind a void filled with unanswered questions. At the time he went missing, Nicholas was described as a white male with brown hair and brown eyes, standing at five feet five inches tall and weighing around 145 pounds. He had a noticeable scar on his chest. On the day he was last seen, he was reportedly wearing a black and white striped shirt. His last known location was in the 1200 block of Phosphor Avenue in Metairie, a familiar neighborhood setting that gave no hint of the mystery that was about to unfold. When Nicholas vanished, contact with him abruptly ceased, beginning a long and painful period of uncertainty for those who knew him. The most significant and perplexing clue in the case emerged shortly after he was reported missing. Nicholas's car was discovered abandoned on the Huey P. Long Bridge in Metairie. This finding was alarming, immediately suggesting a number of troubling possibilities but providing no concrete answers. The location of the vehicle, a major thoroughfare spanning the Mississippi River, only deepened the mystery surrounding his disappearance. There was no sign of Nicholas at the scene, and the empty car stood as a silent testament to his sudden absence. This discovery shifted the focus of the search and left investigators to ponder the events that led to the car being left on the bridge, a place far from where he was last seen. The Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office took charge of the investigation into Nicholas's disappearance, but the case has been marked by a frustrating lack of detailed information. Over the years, despite efforts to uncover what happened, few details have been made public, and the trail has grown cold. The circumstances remain enigmatic, leaving family and friends without the closure they desperately seek. The case of Nicholas Bordelon is a somber story of a young man who was last seen in his community and then seemingly vanished, with the only trace left behind being his abandoned vehicle on a bridge. This central, haunting image encapsulates the lingering mystery of his disappearance.

Feb 14, 2002

Metairie

Louisiana

Jefferson Parish

7951

Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office

Harvey

Louisiana

Jefferson Parish

70058

Derek Johnson

Detective

1233 Westbank Expressway, Louisiana

5043635500

County

Law Enforcement

https://www.jpso.com/

B-15484-02

Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office

Brown

Brown

Brown

06/02/2026


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