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Accused Killer Begs Public for Cash to Prove Innocence
3 Aug
Summary
- Woman accused of murder seeks public donations for her defense.
- Parts of the victim's body were found in a reservoir in May.
- The suspect's attorney claims she is innocent and loved the victim.
A woman facing murder charges for the death of her boyfriend, Jamal Parker, has publicly appealed for financial aid to fund her defense. Ambria Boyd, who worked as a bartender, claims she is 100% innocent of any involvement in Parker's death, which occurred in May.
Douglas County investigators searched a residence on Langdale Chase, believing it to be the crime scene. Boyd's attorney, Michael Sterling, stated that his client is devastated by Parker's death, as she loved him. He emphasized that Boyd has not yet been indicted and a judge has not found probable cause.
The defense is seeking to raise $75,000 for legal expenses, with Sterling asserting that the state intends to spend nearly $1 million on prosecution. Parker's father, however, expressed strong disapproval of Boyd's fundraising efforts, deeming it disrespectful given the nature of the crime.
