Where Is Allen Jason Wooten In 2022? Ruiz Stone Murder Case and Killer Whereabouts

A jury in Ouachita County Circuit Court found Allen Jason Wooten guilty of a 2003 crime. In 2022, he is counting his days in prison after facing a sentence of 40 years in jail, with an additional six years of abuse charge. 

After getting convicted, he faces charges with Ruiz Stone’s first-degree murder and abuse of her corpse. The court took a decision on 9 November 2005, when the appellant made three error allegations and found no merit to his affirm & arguments. 

He is currently known to be locked up at an Arkansas State Police facility and will only be eligible for parole in July 2031. The case took a turn when to trial in April 2004, and he confessed to the jury about his crime. 

Allen gave his statement, mentioning that he and the victim Ruiz Stone, worked in Coca-Cola in Camden, Arkansas. He was a route salesman, while she was an account salesperson. 

He also added to his statement that he and the victim were having an intimate relationship before the tragedy occurred. The Trial took place for quite some time until the jury convicted him. 

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A mother of two children, Ruiz Stone, who lived in Camden, Arkansas, was murdered in 2003. Later, Allen Jason Wooten got convicted of brutally killing her and abusing her corpse. 

The incident occurred on 23 June 2003, when her family reported the victim missing and was last seen in the evening but didn’t return back to home. The missing story ended in tragedy when the search team discovered her deceased body in Camden.

Furthermore, her autopsy disclosed that she had a crushed larynx, cheekbones, and a fractured skull. 

What’s more, Wooten confessed to having an affair with the victim. He again claimed that Stone threatened him and his family, and he snapped when she grabbed his shirt and stated, “We’ll do it my way.”  

He also added that she met him to talk about her pregnancy. Allen Jason noted that he grabbed the victim’s throat and hit her, kicked her, grabbed a pipe then beat her in the back, neck, and head until she was unresponsive. 

Further, he picked up her body, dumped it & cleaned the blood in a car wash. And he got back home. 

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No, Allen Jason Wooten is not available on the Wikipedia page.

However, Dateline has covered the crime story in an Investigation Discovery episode, “Murder In The Heartland: An Affair with Murder.” 

Also, in 2022, the murderer is already facing the sentence for his deeds and waiting for his parole.