Murder at Lululemon I Part 2
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What details emerge about the victims and suspects in the Lululemon case?
So it's March 2011 in Bethesda, Maryland. At the police station, detectives are trying to solve the murder of Jana Murray and the violent attack on Brittany Norwood. One was a George Washington grad, the other was a former soccer star. They both seemed to be very type A, but they were friendly and they were outgoing. It was hard to imagine who could have had a motive to attack them. Now, crimes against women are often committed by intimate partners. I mean, boyfriends, spouses, husbands. And so detectives bring in a guy that they heard was dating Brittany.
We understand it like you may have had a relationship with Brittany. Right. Okay. and that it may have been a sexual relationship and that you may have had sex with her a couple of days before this whole thing started, like maybe Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, something like that.
Going back, I met Brittany and I think it was sometime, I'm giving it the best of my recollection, in the summer in Georgetown. She worked at the Georgetown Lululemon. And I went in there, bought some stuff. If you've been to the store, like it almost seems like they're their model. They're all very friendly. Everybody's really nice. So it was nothing serious. Struck up some conversation. She gave me her number. I think, yeah, I gave her mine. I never even called the girl. Like it's kind of one of those, you're just flirting, you get the number. So I never called her, never reached out to her or anything. And then she texted me when I guess she was moving to the Bethesda store. remembering that I worked in Bethesda, lived in Bethesda, that thing.
And she was like, I forget the exact text, but it was very, you know, like, hey, what's up? Let's get some coffee or something this time. And I remember my response, because I didn't even have her number saved in my phone, was, I lost my phone, who is this? And she was like, oh, it's Brittany. And I was like, oh, you know, Lululemon or whatever. I was like, oh, okay, hey, what's going on? Sure, we can get some coffee or something sometime. That was it. We got some coffee at the Barnes and Nobles. It was awful, actually. She was, like, kind of dry. I go in that store frequently, all the time. Like, you know, I know most of the girls in the store, and I shop there, and I get stuff for myself. Now, he says that he and Brittany did eventually get together, just not right around the time of the attack.
Um, are you positive that you didn't have like sex with her that Wednesday then?
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It was, it was literally, yeah, two or three weeks before. Okay. Yeah. Definitely two or three weeks before. All right.
So, I mean, the purpose is like, if we do find anything, we're going to get your DNA so that way we can eliminate it. So we don't submit it to a national database.
It didn't seem like he had much of a motivation to attack Brittany, let alone Brittany and Jana.
I mean, so if it's there, we'll say, OK, it's not.
Right.
We're done.
Obviously, you can tell in a situation like this, you definitely don't want to be close to anywhere near any of this type of situation. From Sony Music Entertainment and Campside Media, this is Infamous. I'm Vanessa Grigoriadis. And I'm Natalie Robomet. So last episode, we went into the way Lululemon works, some of it, and what happened in the aftermath of this brutal attack on two employees, educators, in the boutique in Bethesda, Maryland. Afterward, Brittany was still alive. She was taken to the hospital, where she began filling in investigators on the events of the night. This week, we pick up the story with those detectives as they try to figure out just who did this. This is Murder at Lululemon, part two. So Brittany didn't make it seem like the guy you heard from at the beginning of this episode had something to do with the crime. She told police that she and Jaina were attacked by two men she didn't recognize.
They were dressed all in black and wearing ski masks. One of them was about six feet tall. The other was closer to Brittany's height, five foot three. She said they sounded as if they were white. Now, this case was popping off in the media, so police were very motivated to find the assailants and quick. They get to work, hunting down any clues they can find, starting with surveillance tapes.
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