Janice Lillie

The Murder In My Family

AbJack Entertainment

True Crime

4.6 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 22 October 2022

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Episode 120 Janice Lillie

On November 13th, 1991, just after noon, 41-year-old Janice Lillie was found murdered in a Gretna, Louisiana apartment complex that she managed and co-owned with her husband, Norman Lillie. She was brutally stabbed repeatedly, and left to die. Nearby, her purse, cash, and other items sat undisturbed. News of Janice's shocking murder rocked her family. Noone knew who would want to murder the beloved, and religious mother and grandmother.
It soon came to light that Normal Lillie was having an affair with one of the apartment complex's residents, and police zeroed in on her and associates. Despite multiple indictments, and police suspicion, the case remains cloudy, and technically unsolved 3 decades later.
Janice's family remains divided over who's to blame, and it's cause a lot of havoc.
Janice's daughter Denise discussed just how messy things have been in this case since the very beginning, and how not having her beloved mom all these years has affected her life.

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0:57.1	The Murder in My Family, this episode may contain unsettling material or subject matter.
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1:21.7	Thank you for joining me for this episode of The Murder of My Family.
1:24.8	I'm your host, Mike Morford.
1:26.8	In this episode, we'll be discussing the tragic and violent stabbing murder of a beloved
1:31.6	Louisiana mother and grandmother who was an apartment manager and substitute schoolteacher.
1:36.8	We'll dive into this case after some quick housekeeping.
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