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Two teenagers reported missing in Laurel County after running away from same residence, WKYT reports
The Apex Times

THE APEX TIMES

Kentucky/The Apex Times/Aug 30, 9:10 PM EDT

Two teenagers reported missing in Laurel County after running away from same residence, WKYT reports

A 17-year-old and a 15-year-old were reported missing after leaving the same residence early Sunday evening, according to WKYT. Families and the public are being urged to watch for information.

Two teenagers were reported missing in Laurel County after they were said to have run away from the same residence early Sunday evening, according to a report from WKYT. The report identifies them as Robert Gordon, 17, and Jonah Jefferies, 15.

WKYT reported that the teenagers left their residence in the early hours of Sunday evening and that the situation has prompted a missing-persons response. The report did not provide additional details on how they left, where they may have gone, or their current whereabouts.

The two are being treated as separate individuals, but WKYT’s account ties them together through the claim that both ran away from the same home. WKYT also provided their names and ages in connection with the alert.

Because information about missing persons can change quickly as leads are developed, authorities and the families involved are relying on timely tips and verification. WKYT did not describe any confirmed sightings in its initial report.

Residents who may have relevant information are being asked to come forward, WKYT reported. Anyone with information tied to the teenagers’ possible route, recent communications, or known associates would be expected to contact the appropriate local authorities handling the case.

WKYT’s reporting indicates the missing situation began early Sunday evening, and the next steps will likely depend on what investigators can confirm about where the teenagers may have gone and whether any contacts or devices can be traced.

Why It Matters

  • The timing matters for missing-person investigations, and the early Sunday evening departure window can affect how investigators prioritize leads.
  • Having two missing teenagers connected to the same residence may expand the scope of checks for communications, belongings, and nearby observations.
  • The case’s resolution depends on whether investigators can confirm sightings or other verifiable information, rather than rumors.
  • Families and the broader community may be asked to monitor for updates and provide information through official channels.

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Key Facts

  • WKYT reported that two teenagers are missing in Laurel County.
  • The report says 17-year-old Robert Gordon and 15-year-old Jonah Jefferies ran away from the same residence.
  • WKYT said the departure occurred early Sunday evening.
  • WKYT’s initial report provided the teens’ names and ages and described the incident as a missing-persons case.
  • The report did not detail confirmed sightings or confirmed routes in its initial coverage.