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AL: Wetumpka man acquitted of murder
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A Wetumpka man was acquitted of a murder charge Tuesday afternoon when an Elmore County jury returned a not guilty verdict in less than two hours after the closing statements were given.
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Stokes was watching television in his 1200 block Holtville Road residence around 12:50 a.m. Dec. 16, 2009, when his common law wife Christina Walker and Leonard walked into the home, according to court records.
During the trial it was revealed that Leonard walked into Stokes’ home with two handguns and shot at Stokes.
Stokes returned fire using a 12-gauge shotgun, striking Leonard with a fatal shot to the chest. |
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