Another person shared concerns about threatening people reported at shelters. Myron Avery was reportedly the first person to section hike the trail. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); The recent killing on the Appalachian Trail of Ronald Sanchez has shattered many peoples confidence in their personal safety while on the trail. Its just pretty bad luck, a complete fluke, that I got stabbed, she said in an article published in Outside. Law enforcement in North Carolina made contact with Jordan after receiving reports of a man threatening hikers with a knife. The attack took place around the time that aspiring thru-hikers set off at the start of the spring season. Sheriff Dunagan said that before dawn on Saturday, his deputies were informed of the S.O.S. If you assume average 2 days trip duration A man had been seen in the area near the site of the murders that had been seen carrying two red Marlborough gym bags. A man called Randall Lee Smith was arrested for the crimes after fingerprints were found on the inside of one of Su Sus paperback novels. and out of the 3 millions you mentioned, only 600 complete the entire hike. you cant compare probability of being murdered during the entire year in the US (This seems to be super a important point!). A total of a dozen people have met a violent end on the Appalachian Trail in 9 separate incidents. He retrieved a trail map from Joels pack and was surprised to find that the next road crossing was less than three miles away. Therefore you are many times more likely to die from foul play in a typical US city than on the trail. Pair encounters killer, lives to tell about it - SCNow The young couple, Hood and LaRue, were through-hiking the 2,180-mile trail. What are the biggest dangers of the A.T.? He admitted owning the gun, which he said hed bought on a Florida beach but it was later matched to the bullet taken from Joels head. As it had in the days after the stabbings in May 2019, the news about Mr. Jordans case last week spread quickly along the grapevine, which usually shares notes about more common perils, such as lightning strikes or bears foraging for food. On May 9, he was released from the hospital and taken by deputies to the New River Valley Regional Jail in Dublin. The first known murder on the Appalachian Trail took place in 1974. Margaret picked Ralph out during a police lineup. The man was identified as Ralph Howard Fox, 31, from Detroit. Geoffs trail name was Clevis, and Mollys was Nalgene. Its human nature to look back and ask how they might have been prevented, and to place blame. Gary Michael Hilton, a 61-year-old drifter, befriended and hiked for some time with 24-year-old Meredith Emerson and her dog. For sure a real statistician could find a much finer-grained way to make comparisons, and you have pointed out some obvious places to question the numbers. An Appalachian Trail hiker who killed a man and seriously wounded a woman in a knife attack in May 2019 in Virginia is insane and will be committed to a psychiatric center for treatment, a U.S.. As the night stretched on, Smith hung around, even though hed mentioned his camp was over an hour away. Of CDT-state grizzly attacks, six occurred in Yellowstone (around 4 million annual visitors) or Teton (around 3 million annual visitors) national parks. I mention this because Ive met and spoken to hundreds of AT hikers, and hiked the trail completely, plus another 200 miles, and the proportion of crazies, if you will, is small indeed. Ronald S. Sanchez, Jr., aka Stronghold, a US Army veteran from Oklahoma, was pronounced dead at the scene after he and several other hikers were menaced and attacked by a knife-wielding assailant in southwest Virginia on May 11. If youre not one for phone calls or texting, the Cairn app can easily do this for you. Jordan appeared out of nowhere and began threatening the group, saying that he was going to pour gasoline on their tents and burn them to death. At that point, the four hikers decided to relocate their camp. Statistics for assault and sexual assault are harder to come by, but the ATC receives reports of just about one assault per year and one rape every three years on the trail. I dont know who these hikers are, but knowing hikers, Im guessing they decided that having Jordan apprehended was probably enough to take care of the problem and they probably did not expect him to be so quickly released. Hikers often congeal into a spontaneous tramily, or trail family. Although millions have hiked part of the trail, and many thousands have done the thru-hike from end to end, there have the unfortunate few who have succumbed to foul play at the hands of deranged killers. So the deputies went into the forest to look for him. All this with the caveat that statistics mean absolutely nothing to the families and peripheral victims.. Mr. Jordans lawyers said his illness was consistently and appropriately treated, likely for the first time in his life, when Mr. Jordan was found to be incompetent to stand trial and sent to a medical facility for restoration of his competency.. In October 1969, he was recaptured in Miami and returned to the Michigan State Prison. Laura Susan Ramsay and Robert Mountford Jr. Laura Susan Su Su Ramsay , 27 and Robert Mountford Jr. , 27, were hiking the Appalachian Trail in Virginia. Here, they ran into Fox, a young man who was also spending the night. The victims and their stories are in order as follows. Stephanie Klein-Davis/The Roanoke Times, via Associated Press. He was pronounced dead at 6 pm, May 10 at a Pulaski County hospital. In this post, were taking a deeper look into such dark encounters, along with sharing tips on how to stay safe while out on the trail. in a given time period (day, week, month, etc.). He married Ann a few months later. But, what I find disturbing is that this was not a singular incident. The number of thru-hikes per year is around 800-900 per year. Paul David Crews is escorted from the Perry County courthouse in New Bloomfield after being resentenced on Dec. 21, 2006. Crime on the Appalachian Trail - The Trek After a few minutes of conversation, Margaret crossed the clearing to wash up in the stream and Joel joined her saying that he didnt know that he trusted Ralph. When you have cell service, read up on forums/blogs to see what hikers are saying about the trail ahead. He was questioned and said that he was from Loris, South Carolina, which was not true. We asked the Appalachian Trail Conservancy: The Appalachian Trail (A.T.) is a relatively safe place, but it is not immune from crime or insulated against the problems of larger society. Patriot-News reporter Ted Anthony, now of the Associated Press, wrote about some of those messages at the time: Molly and Geoff, Im sure, were wonderful people that are now walking in heaven on the trail that never ends. He attempted to flirt with her but was interrupted by Mountford. Mr. Jordan did not enter a plea and was remanded in custody, said Brian McGinn, a spokesman for the office. It only takes that one! A total of a dozen people have met a violent end on the Appalachian Trail in 9 separate incidents. Anyone can read what you share. The recent murder and assaults on the AT are disturbing and tragic, and hikers should always be alert to their surroundings, whether in town or deep in the woods. Since 1974 there have been nine murders near or on the A.T. and two attempted murders, some involving serial killers. In March 1964, with Ann pregnant, Ralph forced a Detroit high school junior into his car at gunpoint, then drove her 13 miles to a wooded lovers lane in Troy, Michigan. Lillys cause of death was labeled a homicide caused by asphyxia by suffocation. The 2200 mile (3500 km) Appalachian National Scenic Trail, generally known as the Appalachian Trail or simply the A.T., is a marked hiking trail in the US, extending between Springer Mountain in Georgia and Mount Katahdin in Maine. She turned to face him and raised her arms as if to surrender, but Mr. Jordan stabbed her until she fell to the ground and played dead, according to the affidavit. The next day, after lunch with family, they headed back onto the trail. Bill Bryson. He had the trail name Stronghold, and told his ex-wife hed found peace and clarity on the trail. @Tom Manuccia, youve hit on one of the obvious critiques of the methodology you make, which boils down to population *density* and the unique geography of the trail very long and very skinny. Ralph practiced Joels signature, so he could cash his travelers checks. Whilst waiting for the bus, they walked to a nearby bank to cash more travelers checks. Nothing more. you are a good writer and hiker but a bit wobbly statistician. The following morning, Fox shot Polson, stole his gear, and kidnapped McFaddin who was 18 years old at the time. Thanks to a Adam for pointing out this glaring omission. Stonewall Jackson died as a result of friendly fire in 1863 across the border in Clarksburg, West Virginia. I dont know. He didnt like to talk about it. The immediacy of this horrible crime certainly heightens the awareness of everyone on the trail, yet in reality, if one would not carry a weapon routinely in the civilian world, aka synthetic world (thanks, Dixie, for that term of art), its not clear why it makes sense on the trail. P.S. Hood had been shot three times and LaRue had been stabbed in the neck, throat and back. The man who tried to murder the two lifelong friends was 54-year-old Randall Lee Smith, a Pearisburg native who killed two Appalachian Trail hikers in 1981, a crime so outrageous to the trail town . The motive for her murder is unknown, and her killer is still at large. All rights reserved (About Us). It only makes sense to protect yourself just in case. [12] The 1981 murders and 2008 attacks were depicted in the Investigation Discovery series Dead Silent: The Curse of Dismal Creek, season 1, episode 1, broadcast on October 25, 2016. And as much as I do not like laws/fines, maybe there should be CCW permits for hiking the eastern and western trail, through all the states. If there was one place Molly would have liked to die it would have been in the woods, he said. Trump touches down in Scotland: Former President arrives in Aberdeen On the trail all have been committed by strangers. In 1996, Julianne Williams and Lollie Winans were killed in Shenendoah National Park, Virginia. The dog approached them, the sheriff said. She tried to text her husband many times, but the text wouldnt send because of no cell service. That deadly attack on the AT claimed the life of 43-year-old Ronald S. Sanchez, Jr. of Oklahoma. Fortunately, she played dead and Jordan then left and returned to the campsite, without finishing her off. Because the crime had been committed on federal land, the Federal Bureau of Investigation assumed control of the investigation. The Appalachian Trail community was shocked when one hiker was killed and another critically wounded in a recent pre-dawn attack on the trail. On Sunday, that section of trail was reopened, but hikers were encouraged to share information with the sheriffs department. He was likely dead around 12 days before his discovery. She left it as it was. According to Brian King, publisher for the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, there have been 10 murders in eight incidents on the trail since the first murder was recorded in 1974. More tips on crime prevention can be found atwww.appalachiantrail.org/crime-prevention. - Appalachian Trail Conservancy. To date, there have been 13 total murders recorded. But I realized recently the vulnerability of these people Who want to do the whole hike (whether west or east coast US) even if you have permits to carry a weapon (a gun), you cannot do it on the whole trail. He was sentenced to life in prison, later being charged with three additional murders. An emergency signal had been sent from a hikers GPS device on the Appalachian Trail. 2023 Advance Local Media LLC. In 2001, Louise Chaput was killed in New Hampshire; her death was never solved. Early on the morning of September 13, the couple was asleep in their sleeping bags and attacked. She asked to take a shower and Ralph followed her into the bathroom to stop her climbing out of the window. In everyday life the vast majority of murders are committed by someone the victim was close to. They spent their last night on Earth at the Thelma Marks shelter on top of Cove Mountain. In 1974, Joel Polson was murdered in Chattahoochee National Forest, Georgia. Trail angels help provide food or aid. The AT has plenty of proximate and serious dangers: In 2016, for example, five percent of AT thru-hikers contracted Lyme disease, according to an ATC questionnaire, and as many as 40 percent of the 60 percent of NOBO thru-hikers who drop out by Damascus leave due to injury. This shows you the lay of the land, and in case you get lost, you can use it as an aide to describe your current location. At 52, Louise Chaput drove from Quebec to Pinkhams Grant where she stayed at a lodge at the Appalachian Mountain Club visitors center for the weekend. Ralph changed his plans again, saying theyd find a bus station in Cleveland, and then theyd go their separate ways from there. One could perhaps guesstimate, but I doubt theres a source of solid information about how many person-to-person encounters one experiences in various environments, especially the trail. Appalachian Trail Murders Murders on the Appalachian Trail are rare on a year-to-year basis but they are not unheard of. A 1985 book written about the murders, Murder on the Appalachian Trail, had the theory that Smith was delusional and living a fantasy life because of a troubled childhood. Their trail names were Clevis and Nalgene. He began his trek early in the season, figuring hed average a slower pace than most due to knee and shoulder injuries. [13] In 1981, Randall Lee Smith killed Laura Susan Ramsay and Robert Mountford Jr in Virginia. He also said he had a master's degree in engineering from Virginia Tech. Ralph appeared harmless, though certainly down on his luck and it looked like he hadnt had a shower for a good while. In order to seek civil commitment, officials have to have compelling evidence that a person is an imminent danger, such as threats of immediate violence. It was a three-sided lean-to, around 30 feet from the trail, surrounded by trees. Anyone can read what you share. The chances of being murdered on the A.T. are very low as there have been less than a dozen cases of foul play since it opened, that have been discovered anyway. The clerk reported that Louise spoke with a French accent and said she had been driving all day and wanted to get in a short hike before it got dark. Williams came around the front of the Jeep and pointed the gun at Farmer. He began his trek early in the season, figuring hed average a slower pace than most due to knee and shoulder injuries. On average, there has been one murder every four years since 1974. While on the run from the police, he was in a car accident and ultimately died from his wounds. Part of the Appalachian Trail in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia. He filled Joels pith helmet with water and placed it beside her and left behind a bag of granola in her lap. If we packed for all the just in case events then wed all be transporting an absurd amount of gear. (For perpetrators, the gender division is much clearer: All 6 known or accused attackers were men.). Skip Muskrat Richards promised that this hikes for you, Geoff and Mollie.. A couple of things that could be debated: Perry County District Attorney Charles Chenot said the victims' relatives approved the deal. He started on the Appalachian Trail for the first time five days before killing Joel in May 1974. This means that the average population on the AT will be much, much lower than 3 million. My most recent books are "Bones of My Grandfather: Reclaiming a Lost Hero of World War II," "The Trail is the Teacher: Living and Learning on the Appalachian Trail," and "I See by Your Outfit: An Unexpected Cowboy Odyssey.". Mexico border to Canada, whatever its called). As they ate, Ralph left the shelter and headed into the trees before returning with food for fire. We were all looking forward to it, he said. He planned to hike the entire Appalachian Trail and tried to get Margaret to join him on the trip. Im sure they felt safe never expecting trouble too just like all the hikers. Still much safer than the real world, but not hundreds of times safer. An autopsy confirmed the cause of death as a homicide. Ralph asked about the next road crossing to the north and the men replied it was a long hike before heading off. The body was identified by the F.B.I. Also, take a moment to check out the upcoming weather predictions. The two CDT-state black-bear attacks occurred far from the trail. Memories of their murders re-emerged for many with another Appalachian Trail killing last week. Jordan then confronted them with a knife. They were found later that day on September 13 by Cindi and Brian Bowen, A.T. hikers who used the trail names The Lone Moccasins. Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement (updated 4/4/2023), Privacy Policy and Cookie Statement, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/26/2023). Luckily the pair survived, but Smith was charged for attempted murder and murder of two hikers back in 1981. The book Murder on the Appalachian Trail, written in 1984 by Jess Carr, is based on the true events of the deaths of Robert Mountford and Laura Ramsay. 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The three shared dinner and conversed for hours. But if the motivation is I dont want to take it because the devil has poisoned it or something of a bizarre nature, that person isnt in the right mind to deny it Its kind of a catch-22., Ashford notes that officials look to the systems structure while evaluating potential risks: Are they civilly committable or not? For that, he deserves the death sentence.. The Pacific Crest Trail runs . 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How many thru-hikers do the Appalachian Trail each year? He moved to Lapeer County, Michigan, about 50 miles north of Detroit. He would lash out at anyone who got too close to him. Even when individuals are committed to jail, they can reject treatment, Ashford says. Jury selection for his trial began on May 6, 1991, with a pool of 220 people. However theres a difference here, thecAT is not a sanctuary, it is a wilderness trail. In search of a short-day hike, Chaput set out to hike the Lost Pond Trail, which trailhead was just across the street. At 1 pm, Johnston had been fishing for trout all morning in Dismal Creek, just below the Appalachian Trail, and had driven his Ford Ranger pickup truck the nearly 4 miles to Trent's Grocery to pick up some supplies. Im not advocating guns, but bear spray, or a fixed blade knife like our forefathers carried when in the wilderness should be adequate in defending yourself. The original Thelma Marks shelter on the Appalachian Trail where Molly LaRue and Geoff Hood were murdered on Sept. 13, 1990. Ive hiked the AT in Pa and there are areas that arent like walking downtown, ie., St Peters Wilderness area from Dauphin to Swatara State Park. The trail climbed steadily, unmercifully, and burdened by their overloaded external-frame packs, the unseasoned hikers felt every foot. Still nervous Margaret and Joel, they decided should leave first thing in the morning and theyd have breakfast when they were a mile or two up the trail to the north. Two such hikers were Robert Mountford Jr., and Laura Susan Ramsay both 27, and social workers from Maine. In April 1975, Thru-hiker Janice Balza, 22, of Madison, Wisconsin, was killed at the Vandeventer Shelter, in Tennesse. It would have been nice, though, if she would have been 85 instead of 25.. Outside the courthouse, Cramer said, This guy is an animal of prey. 43-year-old Ronald Sanchez spent 16 years in the Army and served three tours in Iraq. Dividing the average US murder rate from 1974 to 2017 (7.35) by the average AT murder rate (rounded up to .0072) over roughly the same time period (1974-2019*). The Appalachian Trail is a relatively safe environment, a refuge that welcomes more than three million users a year, Suzanne Dixon, president of the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, said in a May 14 statement. When they tried to leave, he attacked them, killing Sanchez and wounding another. They thought it was a little unusual, said Wythe County sheriff Keith Dunagan at a press briefing. For example, Meredith Emerson, who was kidnapped from the trail near Blood Mountain, Ga. and killed elsewhere, was a day hiker. Of the AT-state attacks, two occurred about 10 miles from the trail (one in the Smokys; the other was the first recorded bear fatality in New Jersey history); the other two were at least 50 miles from the trail. He went by the trail name Stonewall, most likely a reference to Thomas Stonewall Jackson, a commander in the Confederate Army in the Civil War. (Ted Anthony, The Patriot-News). All the indicators suggested that. Smaller towns dont have the resources to respond to these types of cases, says Ashford. Powerful image shows the feet of three hikers that survived - WJHL 10 days following the attack, Carr was arrested and sentenced to life without parole. The plane - with TRUMP written down the side in gold lettering and an American flag painted on the tail - was met by two . when they arrived, he wasnt home, but inside they found Joels backpack, his clothes and camping gear, and a revolver containing four live rounds and one empty cartridge. The team followed it to Mr. Jordan, who was disheveled in khakis and a plaid shirt, Sheriff Dunagan said. Margaret and Ralph returned to the Wurst Haus for coffee. For several weeks, Jordan had walked the Appalachian Trail with his dog, Felicia. Of fatal black-bear attacks, four occurred in AT states; two were in CDT states; and none were in PCT states. On Dec. 21, 2006, his death sentence was reduced to two consecutive life terms because of a costly appeals process. Four months after the attack, Kirby Morrill, the hiker who survived the stabbing, climbed Maines Mount Katahdin, at the northern end of the trail. The next morning, they headed back to the Wurst Haus restaurant to cash more travelers checks, The restaurant had no money in the till, so they headed to a gas station up the street, where Ralph got $20. respectfully Until 1980 there were relatively few thru-hikes per year on the A.T., but after Bill Brysons book A Walk in the Woods was published in 1998, the number of hikers on the A.T. has risen dramatically. Fortunately, a vigilant police office happened to come upon them as he was tying the girls hands behind her back. Drowning and falling also rank high, and these numbers have increased in recent years because of people taking unnecessary risks to get that perfect social media shot. Hilton, a believed sociopath, said he targeted Emerson because she was a woman. Shooting survivors share incredible story with 'Dateline NBC' In 2016, I hiked the Appalachian Trail; 2018, Foothills Trail and Alabama Pinhoti Trail; 2019, Great Plains Trail pilot trail in South Dakota and Nebraska; on April 7, 2021 I will start the Pacific Crest Trail. Sometimes she would go with a friend, but it wasnt unusual for her to pack up her gear and hike by herself, heading into the woods for days to hike and take in nature. There it found Sanchez's body, who had died from his injuries, along with a dog which then led the team to the suspect. Something he repeated twice more in the following hours. More lies. Jordan is currently undergoing a psych evaluation and awaiting trial. It would be a good trip to be armed. This makes the human brain feel safer in the world, recasting what can fairly be described as an extremely rare, high-consequence event to make the brain feel that if *it* had been in these situations, all would have been different.
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