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S2 Ep 9. The Dark Side of Retail: The Lulu Lemon Murder
Brace yourself for a chilling exploration of the infamous Lulu Lemon murder case. Step-by-step, we will navigate the chilling events of March 12, 2011, where the horrific scene of Jaina Murray's murder was discovered. Our spotlight will shine on Brittany Norwood’s account, a chilling web of deceit woven around a staged robbery and false claims of sexual assault, all in an attempt to mask her heinous crime. Join us as we peel back the layers of this shocking case, where crime investigation intersects with business ethics and personal responsibility.
From the unsettling crime scene to the interrogation room, we expose the stark contrast between Brittany's narrative and the damning evidence in this gripping episode of True Crime Authors and Extraordinary People. Our discourse on 'non-rehirable offenses' adds a unique perspective, unraveling the role of business practices in identifying potential theft. Further, we underscore the importance of surveillance mechanisms in retail outlets and the onus of businesses in safeguarding their employees. Contemplating the gravity of our interactions and the impact of our words and actions, we remind our listeners that extraordinary people exist within us all - the only question is, what kind of extraordinary are you?
CLICK HERE for the Blog Post for the Episode
TIME LINE
(00:00) The Lulu Lemon Murder
(13:55) Murder and Deception at the Store
(30:09) Discussion on Rehirable and Non-Rehirable Offenses
ARTICLES USED IN THIS EPISODE:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lululemon_murder
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From the unsettling crime scene to the interrogation room, we expose the stark contrast between Brittany's narrative and the damning evidence in this gripping episode of True Crime Authors and Extraordinary People. Our discourse on 'non-rehirable offenses' adds a unique perspective, unraveling the role of business practices in identifying potential theft. Further, we underscore the importance of surveillance mechanisms in retail outlets and the onus of businesses in safeguarding their employees. Contemplating the gravity of our interactions and the impact of our words and actions, we remind our listeners that extraordinary people exist within us all - the only question is, what kind of extraordinary are you?
CLICK HERE for the Blog Post for the Episode
TIME LINE
(00:00) The Lulu Lemon Murder
(13:55) Murder and Deception at the Store
(30:09) Discussion on Rehirable and Non-Rehirable Offenses
ARTICLES USED IN THIS EPISODE:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lululemon_murder
DON'T FORGET TO RATE, COMMENT AND SUBSCRIBE
JOIN ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA BY FOLLOWING THE LINKTREE
SIGN THE DEEP DARK SECRETS PETITION HERE
VISIT THE SHOWS SPONSOR’S KATScreations614 use code TRUECRIME10 for 10% Discoount
Follow Our Family Of True Crime Shows
Deep Dark Secrets with LaDonna Humphrey & Amy Smith
True Crime, Authors and Extraordinary People With David McClam
Extinguished With David McClam & LaDonna Humphrey
Cover Art and Logo created byArsla
DON'T FORGET TO RATE, COMMENT AND SUBSCRIBE
JOIN ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA BY FOLLOWING THE LINKTREE
Follow Our Family Of True Crime Shows
Deep Dark Secrets with LaDonna Humphrey & Amy Smith
True Crime, Authors and Extraordinary People With David McClam
Extinguished With David McClam & LaDonna Humphrey
Cover Art and Logo created by Diana of Other Worldly
Sound Mixing and editing by David McClam
Intro script by Sophie Wild From Fiverr & David McClam
Intro and outro jingle by Jacqueline G. (JacquieVoice) From Fiverr
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By David McClamBrace yourself for a chilling exploration of the infamous Lulu Lemon murder case. Step-by-step, we will navigate the chilling events of March 12, 2011, where the horrific scene of Jaina Murray's murder was discovered. Our spotlight will shine on Brittany Norwood’s account, a chilling web of deceit woven around a staged robbery and false claims of sexual assault, all in an attempt to mask her heinous crime. Join us as we peel back the layers of this shocking case, where crime investigation intersects with business ethics and personal responsibility.
From the unsettling crime scene to the interrogation room, we expose the stark contrast between Brittany's narrative and the damning evidence in this gripping episode of True Crime Authors and Extraordinary People. Our discourse on 'non-rehirable offenses' adds a unique perspective, unraveling the role of business practices in identifying potential theft. Further, we underscore the importance of surveillance mechanisms in retail outlets and the onus of businesses in safeguarding their employees. Contemplating the gravity of our interactions and the impact of our words and actions, we remind our listeners that extraordinary people exist within us all - the only question is, what kind of extraordinary are you?
CLICK HERE for the Blog Post for the Episode
TIME LINE
(00:00) The Lulu Lemon Murder
(13:55) Murder and Deception at the Store
(30:09) Discussion on Rehirable and Non-Rehirable Offenses
ARTICLES USED IN THIS EPISODE:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lululemon_murder
DON'T FORGET TO RATE, COMMENT AND SUBSCRIBE
JOIN ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA BY FOLLOWING THE LINKTREE
SIGN THE DEEP DARK SECRETS PETITION HERE
VISIT THE SHOWS SPONSOR’S KATScreations614 use code TRUECRIME10 for 10% Discoount
Follow Our Family Of True Crime Shows
Deep Dark Secrets with LaDonna Humphrey & Amy Smith
True Crime, Authors and Extraordinary People With David McClam
Extinguished With David McClam & LaDonna Humphrey
Cover Art and Logo created byArsla
From the unsettling crime scene to the interrogation room, we expose the stark contrast between Brittany's narrative and the damning evidence in this gripping episode of True Crime Authors and Extraordinary People. Our discourse on 'non-rehirable offenses' adds a unique perspective, unraveling the role of business practices in identifying potential theft. Further, we underscore the importance of surveillance mechanisms in retail outlets and the onus of businesses in safeguarding their employees. Contemplating the gravity of our interactions and the impact of our words and actions, we remind our listeners that extraordinary people exist within us all - the only question is, what kind of extraordinary are you?
CLICK HERE for the Blog Post for the Episode
TIME LINE
(00:00) The Lulu Lemon Murder
(13:55) Murder and Deception at the Store
(30:09) Discussion on Rehirable and Non-Rehirable Offenses
ARTICLES USED IN THIS EPISODE:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lululemon_murder
DON'T FORGET TO RATE, COMMENT AND SUBSCRIBE
JOIN ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA BY FOLLOWING THE LINKTREE
SIGN THE DEEP DARK SECRETS PETITION HERE
VISIT THE SHOWS SPONSOR’S KATScreations614 use code TRUECRIME10 for 10% Discoount
Follow Our Family Of True Crime Shows
Deep Dark Secrets with LaDonna Humphrey & Amy Smith
True Crime, Authors and Extraordinary People With David McClam
Extinguished With David McClam & LaDonna Humphrey
Cover Art and Logo created byArsla
DON'T FORGET TO RATE, COMMENT AND SUBSCRIBE
JOIN ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA BY FOLLOWING THE LINKTREE
Follow Our Family Of True Crime Shows
Deep Dark Secrets with LaDonna Humphrey & Amy Smith
True Crime, Authors and Extraordinary People With David McClam
Extinguished With David McClam & LaDonna Humphrey
Cover Art and Logo created by Diana of Other Worldly
Sound Mixing and editing by David McClam
Intro script by Sophie Wild From Fiverr & David McClam
Intro and outro jingle by Jacqueline G. (JacquieVoice) From Fiverr