Jordan Butcher Car Accident: Logan West Virginia Man and James Isaacs Chapmanville Died after a US R

Jordan Butcher Car Accident: Logan West Virginia Man and James Isaacs Chapmanville Died after a US R119 Car Accident

Jordan Butcher Car Accident: Early this week, a terrible car collision on US Route 119 close to the boundaries of Boone, Lincoln, and Kanawha counties claimed the lives of two people. James Isaacs of Chapmanville, West Virginia, and Jordan Butcher of Logan, West Virginia, were named as the victims.

James Isaacs and Jordan Butcher reportedly died as a result of injuries they received in the car accident. Nothing more was said about the matter. There was no mention of the accident’s specifics.

There is at least one person being taken to the hospital, and the north and southbound lanes are stopped in that area. A report was sent to dispatchers stating that someone had been ejected from a car and that another person was trapped in the debris.

Our on-site team stated that there appeared to be numerous automobiles participating, despite the fact that dispatchers were initially only alerted of the involvement of two vehicles.

The Alum Creek Volunteer Fire Department, the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Office, and the West Virginia State Police are all on the site. WVSP troopers are conducting the inquiry; further information is not yet available.

Initial report: Corridor G (U.S. 119) has been shut down on Wednesday night following a multi-vehicle collision with injuries in the Alum Creek vicinity, according to information from Metro 911 dispatchers. The incident was reported after 6:30 p.m. near the Kesari Drive intersection, close to the Kanawha/Lincoln/Boone County border.

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