Galen “Buttons” Lee Biggs, a 47-year-old White man associated with Marlinton, West Virginia, died on November 27, 2020. Publicly accessible online records concerning his death are extremely limited, and detailed reporting describing where he was found, the circumstances leading to his death, or the official cause and manner of death could not be located. His death does not appear to have generated substantial coverage from regional news organizations or publicly indexed law-enforcement sources.
No reliable online report was found identifying Biggs’s death as a homicide. There is also no publicly available account describing a shooting, stabbing, assault, suspicious fire, fatal confrontation, or other criminal incident connected to him on or near the date of his death.
Without an official statement from the Pocahontas County Sheriff’s Department, the West Virginia State Police, a medical examiner, or another investigating authority, it would be inaccurate to characterize the death as criminal or to suggest that another person was responsible.
No suspect has been publicly identified in connection with Biggs’s death, and no online court or news report was located describing an arrest, criminal charge, indictment, trial, plea agreement, or conviction arising from the case. There was likewise no reliable indication that investigators were seeking information from the public or treating the matter as an unresolved homicide. The lack of published information does not establish what caused his death, but it means that any claim concerning a suspect, motive, weapon, or criminal prosecution would be unsupported.
Based on the limited information available online, the circumstances surrounding Galen “Buttons” Lee Biggs’s death remain largely undocumented in the public record. What can be stated is that he died on November 27, 2020, and was connected to the Marlinton area. Beyond those basic details, no dependable publicly accessible source was found explaining how he died or showing that anyone was arrested, charged, tried, or convicted in connection with his death.
