Lindsey's attorney, Kris Perret, told WAFB that Lindsey was unaware Jacobs and Jordan were wanted by police when he allowed them to stay at his dorm and denied any involvement in the crime. However, an arrest warrant alleges Lindsey knew the suspects were wanted, citing an interview with one of Lindsey's associates.

LSU running back JT Lindsey turned himself in to university police on Friday after he was charged with a pair of felony counts of accessory after the fact to second-degree murder, his lawyer told Chris Nakamoto of WAFB.