New Footage in Kyren Lacy’s Case CHANGES EVERYTHING!

INNOCENCE EXPOSED: How Police Malice and Media Savagery Drove NFL Hopeful Kyron Lacy to His Death

 

The truth behind the death of LSU football star Kyron Lacy is far worse than a simple botched investigation—it’s a case of active, institutional malice and a grotesque failure of justice that destroyed a young man’s future and ultimately cost him his life. Six months after Lacy’s tragic suicide, his attorney, Matt Orie, released a deluge of evidence proving one undeniable fact: Kyron Lacy was innocent of the charges that ruined him.

The new evidence, including surveillance video and shocking body camera footage, doesn’t just clear Lacy’s name; it proves that the Louisiana State Police (LSP) manufactured a narrative to frame him, ignoring their own data and coercing witnesses to solidify their false claim.

 

The Video and The Data: Demolishing the Official Lie

 

The LSP claimed Lacy’s “aggressive driving” and illegal pass forced a woman in a Kia Cadenza to swerve and cause a head-on collision that killed 78-year-old Herman Hall. The evidence directly contradicts every critical point of this story:

The Unavoidable Truth on Video: Surveillance footage shows the collision happens first, and only then does Lacy’s vehicle arrive at the scene. He was not weaving through traffic at the moment of impact; he arrived after the fact.
The Exonerating Distance: Data from the District Attorney’s own investigation proves Lacy was yards back in his proper lane of travel before the collision point. At the exact moment of impact, he was yards behind the crash—a distance so vast there is no physical way his driving could have caused the chain of events.
The Real Catalyst: The collision was triggered when the woman in the Kia swerved to avoid hitting a “gold pickup truck” immediately in front of her. The witness in that gold truck even confirmed the woman “didn’t know what’s happening” and “she caused that wreck” by running into the back of him and swerving. Lacy’s driving was entirely disconnected from the actual cause.

The DA’s own final report confirmed the entire basis of the charges was faulty, stating the evidence “does not support that Kairen Lacy should have known that his actions were the cause of the crash.”

 

The Smoking Gun: LSP Caught Coaching a Witness

 

The most damning piece of evidence is the body camera footage showing a State Trooper actively manufacturing the testimony required to implicate Lacy.

The Trooper’s Script: The officer is caught on camera instructing the driver of the gold truck on what to write: “Just, uh, make sure you add in there that, uh, you had to slam on your brakes… to avoid that charger and the brakes locked up to avoid that charger.”
The Witness’s Rebuttal: The witness immediately pushes back, saying he “didn’t skid marked or nothing” and that “the lady in the back of me, she didn’t see what’s happening, that’s how she caused that wreck.”
The Final Betrayal: Despite the witness refusing to sign the statement, an officer—after turning off the body camera—somehow produced a written account blaming Lacy. This fabricated statement was then used in the arrest warrant affidavit, which ignored everything the witness actually said and claimed the gold truck took “evasive action by emergency braking”—a complete fabrication.

Furthermore, a key passenger in Lacy’s car—a potential eyewitness who exited the vehicle at the scene—was never interviewed by State Police. The conclusion is inescapable: investigators weren’t seeking truth; they were tunnel-visioned on proving guilt to fit a pre-determined, high-profile narrative.

 

The Weight That Broke Him: Suicide by Slander

 

Facing negligent homicide charges, a revoked NFL Combine invitation, and relentless national condemnation, Lacy was carrying the weight of a false conviction. Just 48 hours before a Grand Jury hearing that his lawyer was confident would have exposed the entire fraud, Lacy, overwhelmed by the suffering, took his own life.

His attorney, Orie, stated the agonizing truth: “Social media killed him.” The relentless, brutal, and anonymous attacks based on the LSP’s false narrative created an unbearable mental health crisis for the 24-year-old.

Lacy never got to see his name cleared in court, but his family is now fighting back. They plan to file a $50 million lawsuit against the Louisiana State Police, the District Attorney’s office, and several media outlets for malicious prosecution and character assassination.

This case is a shocking demonstration of how institutional failure—the coaching of witnesses, the suppression of exculpatory evidence, and a rush to judgment to satisfy public appetite—can lead to the ultimate injustice: the death of an innocent man. Lacy deserved an investigation that sought the truth, and he deserved to live long enough to see his name cleared. The fact that he saw neither is an absolute scandal.