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On February 2nd, 2008, it was a cold and snowy Saturday morning in a suburb of Chicago

called Tenley Park. Six different women got up that day expecting it to be an average morning.

The women came from all different backgrounds and walks of life, but one thing they all had in common was that they had plans to stop by the clothing store called Wayne Bryant.

The store opened at 10 a.m.

and one by one people walked through the front doors and started to shop.

Some of the people inside were workers, others were customers, but one person in the store was neither. He was disguised as a delivery man, but as soon

as he pulled out a 40 caliber pistol, everyone quickly found out that this was not an average Saturday morning.

Over the next 45 minutes, the suspect terrorized the women inside, binding them with duct tape, taking money from the cash register, and stealing jewelry off the customers.

But their nightmare did not end there. Before leaving, the suspect would shoot each of the

women execution style in the back room of the store. Five of the women would die immediately, but one would survive.

And because of her testimony, we know exactly what happened within those horrifying 45 minutes inside Lane Bryant.

But the one thing we don't know, still to this day, is the suspect's identity. So this is the story of America's unsolved mass shooting,

the Lane Bryant Massacre.

I'm Courtney Browin and I'm Colin Browin

and you're listening to Murder in America. Oh, yeah. Oh, you know, you know,

be you,

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