Laurie Shaver, the woman accused of killing her husband and burying him under a concrete slab, was found guilty of second-degree murder on Friday evening.

The state has several more witnesses to hear from as Laurie Shaver's murder trial continues.

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.

The trial for the Lake County woman accused of killing her husband and burying his remains in her backyard will resume Tuesday.

The attorney for a Lake County woman accused of killing her husband and burying his remains in her backyard told News 6 her daughter, who was 7 at the time of his disappearance, confessed to shooting the man.

Attorneys for a woman accused of killing her husband and burying his remains in her backyard have filed a motion in court after they said a 14-year-old girl has confessed to the crime.

One year after a Clermont woman was arrested in connection with her husband's death, the victim's sister said they are still seeking justice.

Four months after her arrest in connection with her husband’s death, Laurie Shaver was granted bond by a Lake County Judge Thursday.

Remains were found in March 2018 buried under a concrete slab and fire pit on Laurie Shaver’s property on Sandy Pines Road. Several months later, authorities positively identified the remains as Michael Shaver, her husband. Lake County deputies spoke to Laurie Shaver in early 2018 and she said she hadn’t seen him since 2015. Those friends and co-workers found this odd and did not think Michael Shaver would leave his children, according to the arrest affidavit. Laurie told her boyfriend Michael Shaver “wasn’t missing, he was no longer walking this earth," according to the arrest affidavit.