Crime & Safety
Former Grossmont College Football Coach, Wife Found Dead
The two elderly people found dead Friday in an apparent murder-suicide at their home near El Cajon were publicly identified.
EL CAJON, CA -- The two elderly people found dead Friday in an apparent murder-suicide at their home near El Cajon were publicly identified Monday as a former Grossmont College football coach and his wife. David Wesley Jordan and his wife, Jean Adelle Jordan, both 82, were discovered when a physical therapist arrived at the home in the 15000 block of Toya Lane around 8 a.m. Friday.
The therapist found a note on the home's sliding glass door, then entered the home and discovered the couple's bodies. Paramedics confirmed the two deaths.
Jean Jordan had a revolver in her hands when her body was found, the Medical Examiner's Office said.
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