“He didn’t do this – the footage proves it!” Angel Reese demands justice for Kyren Lacy after shocking new crash video emerges LSU star Angel Reese has taken to social media demanding justice for Kyren Lacy after newly released footage casts serious doubt on his alleged role in a high-profile car accident. The video has stunned viewers and sparked a wave of support for Lacy. What exactly does the footage reveal—and why is Reese risking backlash to speak out? bb
WNBA star Angel Reese has demanded “justice” for fellow LSU alumnus Kyren Lacy.
The former Tigers football star died aged 24 in a suspected suicide in April.
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Angel Reese has demanded justice for former LSU star Kyren LacyCredit: Getty
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The wide receiver died earlier this year in a suspected suicide ahead of going on trialCredit: Getty
Lacy was found dead in his car in Houston, Texas, hours before he was due to appear in front of a grand jury.
The NFL hopeful died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
He had been accused of causing a car crash which killed a 78-year-old man.
Lacy was also accused of fleeing the scene with charges of negligent homicide, felony hit-and-run and reckless operation of a vehicle.
New video emerged last week appearing to “prove Lacy’s innocence.”
His attorney Matthew Ory claims the footage shows Lacy “72.6 yards behind the vehicles” at the time of impact.
“Key word – behind the vehicles,” Ory told HTV 10.
“That is not how this story was painted. Never.”
Reese, who played for LSU between 2022 and 2024, took to social media to show her support.
“Justice for Kyren Lacy,” wrote Reese on X, adding a heartbroken emoji.
Lacy played as a wide receiver for the Tigers for three seasons after transferring from Louisiana.
During his college career, Lacy caught 162 passes for 2,360 yards and reeled in 26 touchdowns across 64 games.
The 24-year-old was honored at a moving funeral service in April.
His girlfriend Cydney Theard paid tribute to the “most loving man I’ve ever known.”
“He was the light in every dark room, even when social media tried to misrepresent him,” Theard said.
“Thank you for loving me, for choosing me, and for being mine.
“Kyren didn’t just play football, he gave everything to it. It wasn’t just a sport to him.
“It was his passion, his purpose and his sanctuary.
“I watched him give his heart, his strength and his time to the game.
“Every snap, every sprint and every hit.”
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Reese and Lacy were both at Baton Rouge between 2022 and 2024Credit: Getty
