Lacy Jolee Boles trial day 2: A bloody McDonald’s bag and what Boles said in police interview
Published at | Updated atA bloody McDonald’s bag, a gunshot to the face, and a wife’s story about what happened inside their home.
Tonight on Courtroom Insider, we’re taking you inside day two of the murder trial of Lacy Jolee Boles, accused of killing her husband, Daniel Akers, in their Georgia home in 2019.
Boles has maintained that Daniel died by suicide, but prosecutors are pointing to a disturbing piece of evidence: a bloody handprint on a McDonald’s bag found near his body. What does that handprint reveal about what happened in the moments before and after the fatal gunshot?
And for the first time, jurors hear Boles’ own words as investigators play her police interrogation video.
She describes finding Daniel with a gun, rushing to perform CPR and the moments that followed.
We’ll break down her account, the crime scene evidence and the questions both sides are raising about whether this was murder or suicide.
Plus, Grace Wong joins Nate Eaton from Georgia with what she witnessed inside the courtroom.
Watch in the video player above.

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