Laurie Shaver, the Lake County woman accused of killing her husband, burying his body in their backyard, then posing for him as years, was found guilty of second-degree murder on Friday.

Testimonies in Laurie Shaver's trial suggest complications regarding her husband's death, with implications of deceitful actions post-mortem.

An ongoing murder trial in Lake County focuses on Laurie Shaver, who is accused of killing her husband, Michael Shaver, and burying his remains in her backyard.

Shaver’s attorney, Jeffrey Wiggs, had expressed hope of securing a not guilty conviction throughout the week. He said he would be filing an appeal and believed he had the grounds to overturn Shaver’s conviction based on uneven rulings in the courtroom.

Laurie Shaver was found guilty of second-degree murder for the killing of her husband, Michael Shaver, with her defense planning to appeal the verdict.

A Florida jury deliberated for nearly four hours before reaching a verdict in the trial of Laurie Shaver, the woman accused of killing her husband and burying him beneath a fire pit and concrete slab in her backyard.

Final closing arguments are set to take place on Friday morning for Laurie Shaver, a Lake County woman accused of killing her husband and burying his body beneath a firepit and concrete slab in 2015.