Appeal denied for man who told Leeds Police he murdered his wife and son in Huntsville

From The Tribune staff reports
HUNTSVILLE — The conviction of a man found guilty of murder in the 2013 death of his wife and son was affirmed by the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals.
Prosecutors said Stephen Marc Stone, 41, was convicted in 2019 for the death of his wife Krista, and his son, Zachary.
“The evidence at trial showed that on February 24, 2013, Stone went to the Leeds Police Department and informed them that he wanted to turn himself in for killing his wife and son in Huntsville,” said Attorney General Steve Marshall. “Huntsville police officers were dispatched to Stone’s residence where they found the bodies of his wife and son. They had been murdered and were found in the house just as Stone described to officers in Leeds. Both victims had been strangled and were lying in the bedroom next to a burning candle.”

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