Lindsay Shiver’s attorney, Craig Shirley, argues that the Bahamian prosecution cannot proceed and says the evidence in the alleged husband-murder plot is legally flawed. In statements reported by multiple outlets, Shirley contends that Bahamian prosecutors lack jurisdiction because Shiver was in the United States when the alleged crime occurred. He also disputes the prosecution’s allegations that Shiver is involved in a murder plot connected to her former NFL player husband. Shirley says Shiver is not guilty of the crimes the Bahamian Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) alleges against her, and he characterizes the prosecution’s case as undermined by issues with the evidence. The reporting frames the dispute primarily as a challenge to the legal basis for the case, including jurisdiction and evidentiary sufficiency, rather than a resolution on the underlying facts. The outlets do not provide additional case details beyond the attorney’s claims about jurisdiction and evidence. The matter remains tied to allegations advanced by Bahamian authorities through the DPP.