The victim told Langer that Jordan "committed the unthinkable," that she is "fighting for life, dignity and self-worth" and that Jordan is "no longer the monster in my closet."
Jordan thanked his parents, friends and family for support and added, "Till my dying breath, I will deny these (charges). I'm not guilty."
In 2012, Jordan coached boys and girls soccer teams for the Warrior Soccer Club in Huber Heights. Law enforcement officials said Jordan's crimes were not directly related to his role as a coach.
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