Jazmine King Arrested The Real Mugshot Behind The Fake Attorney General Card

<p>That viral card claiming Louisiana&rsquo;s Attorney General got arrested? It&rsquo;s fake &mdash; and the mugshot on it is real, but it belongs to someone else entirely.</p>

<p>Liz Murrill was indicted July 2 in the New Orleans courts-bill fight, the state Supreme Court blocked the arrest, and a special prosecutor dropped all 16 charges on July 22. No mugshot of her exists because she was never booked.</p>

<p>But the booking photo on that fake card IS real. It belongs to <strong>Jazmine King, 35</strong>, director of Divine Kingdom Ministries in Blanchard &mdash; a youth nonprofit that received $75,000 in legislative appropriations for youth academic programs. Investigators say the first $37,500 went to her car note, car insurance, jewelry and a Monroe weekend trip instead. No programs. No timesheets. No ledger.</p>

<p>On September 22, 2026, agents from Murrill&rsquo;s own Louisiana Bureau of Investigation arrested King. She was booked into East Baton Rouge Parish Prison on felony theft by fraud over $25,000 and filing false public records.</p>

<p>The fake card used her real mugshot under a fake seal. The arrest on the card never happened. The arrest behind it is real.</p>

<p><em>Sources: Louisiana Department of Justice; KSLA; Shreveport Times; KTBS.</em></p>