Michael Stone
Coverage of Michael Stone in the Nexus archive.
- Clerk, judge resolve North Carolina political defamation case
Todd Maness, a clerk in Moore County, North Carolina, and Judge Donna 'Beth' Tanner resolved a political defamation lawsuit. Maness dismissed his complaint against Tanner and his former Republican primary opponent, Deborah Duerring, while Tanner dropped her request for sanctions. Both waived all civil claims against each other, and the presiding judge warned them against discussing the case publicly.
- Levi Bellfield to have DNA test in connection with Lin and Megan Russell murders
Levi Bellfield, a serial killer, will undergo a DNA test in connection with the 1996 murders of Lin and Megan Russell. The inquiry aims to determine if Michael Stone was wrongly convicted in 1998 for the killings and an attack on their sister Josie. Stone has maintained his innocence since his conviction.
- I worked on the Michael Stone case for 30 years, here's why the case won't stay closed and whether I think he's innocent or guilty: PAUL CHESTON
Paul Cheston, who worked on the Michael Stone case for 30 years, discusses why the case remains unresolved and shares his perspective on Stone's potential innocence or guilt.
- My brother the hammer killer is INNOCENT: Read our exclusive interview with the sister of the Chillenden murderer Michael Stone only in The Crime Desk newsletter
The article features an exclusive interview with the sister of Michael Stone, the Chillenden murderer, who claims her brother is innocent. The piece highlights the family's perspective on the crime and its aftermath.