The Tragic Murder of Ronald Sanchez on the Appalachian Trail

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Twisted 2: Hell on Earth

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Jamie and Angie here, better know as "Jangie". Each episode, we'll take you on a gripping journey through the events of true crime stories, exploring cases and hopefully teach you a thing or two of what you can avoid or do if you're caught in a similar situation. And the best part? We're bringing our own unique perspectives and our whimsical friendship into the mix. Get ready for some banter, laughs, and maybe even a few gasps as we navigate the chilling world of true crime together. Keep listening, be aware and be safe, because we are living a twisted…hell on earth.

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The Tragic Murder of Ronald Sanchez on the Appalachian Trail

Twisted 2: Hell on Earth

51 minutes 20 seconds

8 months ago

The Tragic Murder of Ronald Sanchez on the Appalachian Trail

Ronald S. Sanchez Jr. was a U.S. Army veteran who was murdered while hiking the Appalachian Trail in May 2019. He had served in the military for two decades and turned to hiking as a form of therapy to cope with PTSD.

Sanchez was attacked in southwest Virginia by James L. Jordan, a mentally unstable man who had been threatening hikers along the trail. Jordan, armed with a knife, assaulted Sanchez and a female hiker. While the woman managed to escape and get help, Sanchez was fatally stabbed. James was later arrested and charged with murder and assault.

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