Infant son of Arthur McNeil Biggs and Louise Keaton.
HINTON -- Scheduled for questioning today in the Christmas Eve stabbing of his brother-in-law is 33-year-old Arthur Biggs, of Quinwood. Held in the Summers County Jail on an open charge following the death at 10:15 p.m. Wednesday of Arthur Ray Keaton, 22, Biggs was described by officers as being so intoxicated at the time of his arrest they were unable to question him. (The Raleigh Register, December 26, 1952, Beckley, WV, p. 2)
HINTON -- Arthur McNeil Biggs, 32. has been formally charged with the murder of his brother in law, Arthur Ray Keaton. Keaton was stabbed about 9:30 p. m. Christmas Eve near the Biggs apartment on Summers St.. He died soon after being admitted to Hinton Hospital. Police Capt. C. H. Shirey charged Biggs with murder in a preliminary hearing Wednesday before Magistrate Judge Ryalls. Capt. Shirey said that Biggs had been questioned at length with a lie detector Tuesday night and earlier, but stated that any report on evidence found would have to come from the prosecuting attorney. (The Raleigh Register, January 1, 1953, Beckley, WV, p. 5)
Arthur and Louise's marriage ended in divorce.
HINTON -- Scheduled for questioning today in the Christmas Eve stabbing of his brother-in-law is 33-year-old Arthur Biggs, of Quinwood. Held in the Summers County Jail on an open charge following the death at 10:15 p.m. Wednesday of Arthur Ray Keaton, 22, Biggs was described by officers as being so intoxicated at the time of his arrest they were unable to question him. (The Raleigh Register, December 26, 1952, Beckley, WV, p. 2)
HINTON -- Arthur McNeil Biggs, 32. has been formally charged with the murder of his brother in law, Arthur Ray Keaton. Keaton was stabbed about 9:30 p. m. Christmas Eve near the Biggs apartment on Summers St.. He died soon after being admitted to Hinton Hospital. Police Capt. C. H. Shirey charged Biggs with murder in a preliminary hearing Wednesday before Magistrate Judge Ryalls. Capt. Shirey said that Biggs had been questioned at length with a lie detector Tuesday night and earlier, but stated that any report on evidence found would have to come from the prosecuting attorney. (The Raleigh Register, January 1, 1953, Beckley, WV, p. 5)
Arthur and Louise's marriage ended in divorce.
Infant son of Arthur McNeil Biggs and Louise Keaton.
HINTON -- Scheduled for questioning today in the Christmas Eve stabbing of his brother-in-law is 33-year-old Arthur Biggs, of Quinwood. Held in the Summers County Jail on an open charge following the death at 10:15 p.m. Wednesday of Arthur Ray Keaton, 22, Biggs was described by officers as being so intoxicated at the time of his arrest they were unable to question him. (The Raleigh Register, December 26, 1952, Beckley, WV, p. 2)
HINTON -- Arthur McNeil Biggs, 32. has been formally charged with the murder of his brother in law, Arthur Ray Keaton. Keaton was stabbed about 9:30 p. m. Christmas Eve near the Biggs apartment on Summers St.. He died soon after being admitted to Hinton Hospital. Police Capt. C. H. Shirey charged Biggs with murder in a preliminary hearing Wednesday before Magistrate Judge Ryalls. Capt. Shirey said that Biggs had been questioned at length with a lie detector Tuesday night and earlier, but stated that any report on evidence found would have to come from the prosecuting attorney. (The Raleigh Register, January 1, 1953, Beckley, WV, p. 5)
Arthur and Louise's marriage ended in divorce.
HINTON -- Scheduled for questioning today in the Christmas Eve stabbing of his brother-in-law is 33-year-old Arthur Biggs, of Quinwood. Held in the Summers County Jail on an open charge following the death at 10:15 p.m. Wednesday of Arthur Ray Keaton, 22, Biggs was described by officers as being so intoxicated at the time of his arrest they were unable to question him. (The Raleigh Register, December 26, 1952, Beckley, WV, p. 2)
HINTON -- Arthur McNeil Biggs, 32. has been formally charged with the murder of his brother in law, Arthur Ray Keaton. Keaton was stabbed about 9:30 p. m. Christmas Eve near the Biggs apartment on Summers St.. He died soon after being admitted to Hinton Hospital. Police Capt. C. H. Shirey charged Biggs with murder in a preliminary hearing Wednesday before Magistrate Judge Ryalls. Capt. Shirey said that Biggs had been questioned at length with a lie detector Tuesday night and earlier, but stated that any report on evidence found would have to come from the prosecuting attorney. (The Raleigh Register, January 1, 1953, Beckley, WV, p. 5)
Arthur and Louise's marriage ended in divorce.
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