Natasha Kay Lee Collins was 22 and a mother of three when she died from a gunshot wound on February 20, 2024. She lived in Albright, West Virginia, and ran a food truck called The Sloppy Toppings. Friends and family remembered her for enjoying the outdoors—fishing, mudding, swimming with her children—and for arts and crafts, including drawing and tattooing.Natasha was found in a field near a residence on Woolen Mill Road after law enforcement responded to a reported shooting. She was taken to Preston Memorial Hospital, where she died.

Investigators focused on her husband, 29-year-old Edward Allen Garletts, the only person reported to have been with her at the time. Garletts’ statements to police were described as inconsistent and, after other investigative findings, he was arrested and charged with first-degree murder and held without bond at Tygart Valley Regional Jail.A Preston County grand jury later indicted him on first-degree murder and for being a prohibited person in possession of a firearm due to a prior domestic violence conviction. Natasha left three children, Brayden, Connor, and Lilly.

Does anyone have information about Natasha’s life in Albright or about the events that night?