Videos of the interrogation of convicted Lululemon killer Brittany Norwood have been released, and they show her lying about the circumstances that led to the brutal death of co-worker Jayna Murray.
Lululemon killer Brittany Norwood was sentenced to life in prison without a chance of parole at a Montgomery County court this afternoon, reports WJLA.
After about an hour of deliberation this evening, a Montgomery County jury found Brittany Norwood, the woman accused of brutally murdering her Lululemon Athletica coworker Jayna Murray, guilty of first-degree murder.
In every post that has appeared on this site regarding the death of Jayna Murray inside the Lululemon Athletica shop in Bethesda and the murder trial of her attacker Brittany Norwood, I haven’t been able to avoid using the word “brutal” to describe the crime. Such adjective usage was rather depressingly justified this morning.
This afternoon, one of the Apple Store employees who reportedly heard Jayna Murray being murdered by Brittany Norwood inside the Lululemon Athletica testified during the third day of Norwood’s murder trial.
After two days of rigorous jury selection, opening statements in the trial of Brittany Norwood were delivered today. And based on what the defense presented this afternoon, it could be an even more explosive trial than expected.
Perhaps realizing that “she used to use her head to hit a soccer ball” might not be the airtight defense they’re looking for, attorneys for Brittany Norwood now say they plan to argue that police did not properly Mirandize the suspected murderer before she spoke with police.
Yesterday, a Montgomery County judge denied a request made by attorneys representing Brittany Norwood, the woman on trial for the brutal murder of Jayna Murray inside the Bethesda Lululemon.
Brittany Norwood, the woman accused of brutally killing her coworker Jayna Murray inside the Lululemon store on Bethesda Avenue in March, will go to trial in October.
So reports the Associated Press, which notes that the retailer will not abandon the Bethesda branch where 30-year-old employee Jayna Murray was found dead one month ago.
