Aaron Hernandez' girlfriend Shayanna Jenkins was indicted on Friday for perjury in the shooting death case of Odin Lloyd, as lawyers said that she was not being truthful about certain aspects of the case.

According to ESPN.com, Jenkins was indicted in Fall River one on perjury charge after a grand jury handed down the indictment and the issue stems back to the investigation of Lloyd's death, which took place less than a mile from where she and Hernandez lived.

Aaron Hernandez is currently sitting in jail on murder charges for the death of Odin Lloyd and now that the 156-page report with search warrants and affidavits has been released, plenty of new information has come out about the former Patriots tight end and his fiancé Shayanna Jenkins and what happened surrounding the days of his arrest.

The documents show eight different warrants that were executed to search Hernandez, including his home, cars, uncle's home, surveillance system and another house that at one point was a secret. The documents were unsealed after requests from the media and a judge deemed the reports be released despite both sides not wanting them to get out. The police seized plenty of different evidence from Hernandez's home, including video footage, hard drives, iPads, cell phones and ammunition.

Jenkins was mentioned multiple times in the reports, as she was the one to drop him off at the police station after the police initially came to his house. Hernandez at first approached the police about what they were doing there soon after the night of the murder and when they started pressing him about an SUV he rented, he backed off and later gave them his lawyer's card. After agreeing to talk at the police station, Jenkins dropped him off and when she was told that Lloyd was deal, she burst into tears and told police she saw him two days earlier.

The report also says that she was with Hernandez on Father's Day for a dinner on June 16 and after she returned home and went to bed, she did not know where he was or who he was with. The body was soon discovered at an industrial park and evidence ties Hernandez to the murder, including through shell casings and fingerprints that were found in a car. Soon after talking to the police, Hernandez called Jenkins and told her not to speak to them anymore.

More information from the report involved Jenkins, including her telling the police that Odin Lloyd was a "marijuana dealer." There also was a scale that was taken from the house that allegedly could have been used to weigh drugs and that fits in more with some writer's and their theories, including that the murder involved more than Lloyd disrespecting Hernandez at a club, which is what was described first in court.