Episode 211: Jayna Murray

The First Degree

Alexis Linkletter and Jac Vanek

True Crime, Society & Culture, News

4.5 • 10K Ratings

🗓️ 31 August 2022

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

On March 12, 2011, 29-year-old Brittany Norwood and 30-year-old Jayna Murray are discovered in the bloody backroom of a Lululemon Athletica store. Brittany is alive, but she is bound with zip-ties and injured. Jayna is dead. In interviews with law enforcement, Brittany explains that two masked men robbed the store, attacked the women, and fled the scene. But as police gather more and more evidence about this brutal crime, it's apparent that Brittany’s story doesn’t match reality. In episode 211, Jac and Alexis uncover the true events of Jayna Murray’s tragic murder.

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0:00.0	First degree.
0:02.0	First degree.
0:04.0	First degree.
0:06.0	First degree.
0:08.0	First degree.
0:10.0	Get on the new.
0:12.0	Get on the K-3.
0:14.0	Get on the K-3.
0:16.0	He sings are supposed to happen in movies, not real life.
0:18.0	I was in complete shock, first of all.
0:24.0	I could not believe it.
0:26.0	It was so unbelievably violent in gruesome
0:28.0	that it was a little bit terrifying to know that I had shared
0:32.0	such close quarters with her and that she was capable of it
0:36.0	because we had written off the things that she had done
0:38.0	as these little things crappy people do.
0:42.0	But it was like mind blowing to hear what she did,
0:46.0	how she tried to get away with it.
0:48.0	I mean, I guess it was just shock that we had gone from
0:52.0	what seemed like these little things to this
0:56.0	unbelievable escalation of this
1:00.0	unbelievable murder.
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