Karen Kilgariff
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3 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 8 Jun
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Well, it's that thing of like you are. you can't cover up a murder.
You just can't. You're not as smart as you think you are. You can't. And also, cops have seen it a million times. Like, they know what they're looking at and what looks weird and what doesn't. So... Ultimately, they basically get her to start talking.
And it turns out, six days after the crime actually happened, it was the same night of Jaina's memorial, they arrest Brittany Norwood for first degree murder. And so basically they figure out that that that day Brittany had been caught shoplifting a pair of yoga pants by Jaina. And that's what caused that was the inciting incident.
Obviously, much more was going on for her to get stabbed over 300 times. And they said she used five different weapons all found within the store.
Yeah. And there was a blood trail that showed how Jaina tried to escape through the back door and... And she had 107 defensive wounds. And they said that that was the most that medical examiner had ever seen on a victim.
Now here's the creepiest part to me is Brittany goes, clearly just goes fucking berserk snaps. She gets caught. Now she's in that she's out of this system. She has, she's the worst of the worst. If you're bad for drinking diet Coke on the floor, imagine what getting caught shoplifting would be like in that culture at that store.
And also, I don't think it was probably very easy because Brittany was black. And I don't know what the percentages were of people who were black that worked at Lululemon. But I bet that was an element in it. I'm sure that there was something that brought to the table. There was other articles that talked about how she had stalked her boyfriend.
I think she was definitely maybe a borderline personality. She definitely had some issues, whatever. But this girl viciously and insanely murders her coworker and then lays down in blood for hours and hours until she gets discovered. Crazy. In the same room as a dead body. I mean, that's the creepy level of that.
Oh, and also she went and moved because when she called Jaina back to let her back into the store, Jaina was double parked. So she had to go get into her car and she went and parked it down like a couple blocks away. And that's how they got that DNA of hers in there. So essentially she had 10 hours to stage and plan this crime and figure it all out. Um, so anyway, she was convicted in an hour.
Um, they tried to say that she was insane and they were like, no, sorry, this was insanely premeditated. Yeah. I mean, that's bad phrasing. Uh, this was very premeditated and obviously... She tried to cover it up so she knew it was a... Yes. Yes, exactly. Um, and... I guess. Oh, so she was, she got a life sentence and with no possibility of parole.
So it turned out that the Lululemon murder was much more fascinating than I could ever imagine.
know as grisly as hell yeah and just that the element like the the pressury sales sorority sister element of it is fascinating to me um somebody there's a guy that wrote a book his name is david morse and it's called the this is gonna be wrong i want to say it's called the yoga pants murder but that's not gonna be right the yoga store murder there we go so close Are there crime scene photos?
They wanted to show the crime scene photos when they were trying to pick the jury. Was it when they were trying to pick the jury? I guess that doesn't really make sense. But they were basically trying to introduce these photos and like the defense fought it because they're so awful. Her skull was cracked. Her spine was severed. Oh, I don't want to see that. I mean, it's terrible.
I mean, you know, she was stabbed over 300 times. It's insane. It's horrifying. Holy shit. Yeah. So there you go. Namaste.
No case updates. Basically, it's all status quo. Although we got to the bottom of kitchen parties. So that was the thing that we talked about. It was a Lululemon kind of like alley rally style. Let's all get together, you know, like some sort of retail bullshit cult thing that they make up to make it seem interesting. And then you get people to whatever.
No, no, this was a different. This was almost like a little bit of a manipulation of the customers. So essentially there are these islands near the fitting rooms and the employees were expected to just kind of hang out there and then stage casual conversations like you're in the kitchen, quote unquote. And basically talking about yoga pants or like, oh, you need that.
I can actually recommend you this great jacket or whatever.
Yes. The retail PTSD of like being forced to engage when people don't like it and are rude to you actively. Right. Really sucks. It's like if you're the greeter at the Gap this day, I wonder if they still do greeters. I don't think they do. Yeah, I don't think so.
For them? Oh, yeah. I bet you better. Like you have to eyes up.
But you don't have to stand there like we used to have to literally stand there and be like, socks are on sale today and blah, blah, blah. Like that whole thing where you're like having this hip interaction with the person you're about to buy jeans from. It's just like... Who cares?
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