Murder at Lululemon in Bethesda

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She most definitely talked her way out of her behavior which is why she was in Bethesda and not Tysons Corner. So I would say it is safe to assume that they had anger management signs, but who in a MILLION years would think that she would BRUTALLY murder anyone! I wouldn't even think at the end of the day that she would ever lay a hand on anyone.

I'm not sure she ever worked at the Tysons store, unless she was only there for a month. I know someone who worked there up until Feb and didn't know her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:First, her parents are sweet and wonderful people and have been at her side since this started. They are not Lindsay Lohan rich at all and Brittany will most likely have a public defender. Her parents have educated all of their children and they are a very close-knit family. Please remember that Britt has parents and siblings and your comments affect them.

Imagine if this was your daughter.

I am sorry but I have very little sympathy for Brittany's parents. If your child has schizophrenia or something that is one thing, but otherwise good parents do not bring up a daughter who could commit a bloody, violent murder like this.

[Anonymous]

A police officer told a business owner on the same block that she was transferred from Tyson's because she had an issue with the manager there.

[Anonymous]

19:49, she could have borderline personality disorder.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:First, her parents are sweet and wonderful people and have been at her side since this started. They are not Lindsay Lohan rich at all and Brittany will most likely have a public defender. Her parents have educated all of their children and they are a very close-knit family. Please remember that Britt has parents and siblings and your comments affect them.

Imagine if this was your daughter.

I am sorry but I have very little sympathy for Brittany's parents. If your child has schizophrenia or something that is one thing, but otherwise good parents do not bring up a daughter who could commit a bloody, violent murder like this.

What an absolutely horrible thing to say. You know nothing about her parents (and neither do I) but they certainly deserve the benefit of a doubt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:one of the news clips has a former soccer teammate of hers saying that she had a reputation of being a liar and thief. I bet Jayna caught her stealing and was going to turn her in...

Lots of things are going to show up about her in the coming weeks and months. And most definitely everything she ever did will show up and it will be clear that she had issues. How would the average person know that though?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A police officer told a business owner on the same block that she was transferred from Tyson's because she had an issue with the manager there.

I was transfered from one department to another because I had an issue with a manager at a law firm. This issue didn't involve anger issues, but rather her hostility towards me. She hasn't murdered anyone and neither have I. Once we were in difference departments we went back to our happy, normal working ways.

Sometimes people clash and personalities do not mesh. Ever hear of Myers Briggs? Not all people get along regardless of the fact one is a manager and one is an employee.

[Anonymous]

That statement wasn't to make a point that because one was a manager was the reason she had an issue! It was a statement given by a police officer in Bethesda about the so called facts about Brittany. Who knows what it was about but the problem was with the Tyson's manager. So they transferred her to Bethesda. It is second hand info so it may turn out to not be the case. I trust the person that told me though as it is a business in the same block at Lululemon.

[Anonymous]

"She was cute and plucky".

OP, I'm pretty sure this is one of the reasons she was off'ed. Who knows for sure. But the perp wasn't exactly either of those.

[Anonymous]

19:55 - of the cases I have seen, it wasn't as easy as Myers Briggs. I know it would make it easier for you to simplify it. Maybe in your case it was simple. But in the cases I have seen, sometimes people are just too afraid (thinking that a lawsuit is possible even if it is not, for example) to fire the problem employee. In many cases, getting along with people (especially coworkers) is a big part of the job and can not be overlooked. I have seen problem employees refuse to transfer, then what? Buh-bye! If they feel entitled to act the way they want where and when they want, that strikes me as a bit sociopathic. Who needs a problem employee like that on their hands?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:First, her parents are sweet and wonderful people and have been at her side since this started. They are not Lindsay Lohan rich at all and Brittany will most likely have a public defender. Her parents have educated all of their children and they are a very close-knit family. Please remember that Britt has parents and siblings and your comments affect them.

Imagine if this was your daughter.

I am sorry but I have very little sympathy for Brittany's parents. If your child has schizophrenia or something that is one thing, but otherwise good parents do not bring up a daughter who could commit a bloody, violent murder like this.

Don't kid yourself. You do not create your child's identity, as you will learn later in life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:First, her parents are sweet and wonderful people and have been at her side since this started. They are not Lindsay Lohan rich at all and Brittany will most likely have a public defender. Her parents have educated all of their children and they are a very close-knit family. Please remember that Britt has parents and siblings and your comments affect them.

Imagine if this was your daughter.

I am sorry but I have very little sympathy for Brittany's parents. If your child has schizophrenia or something that is one thing, but otherwise good parents do not bring up a daughter who could commit a bloody, violent murder like this.

What an absolutely horrible thing to say. You know nothing about her parents (and neither do I) but they certainly deserve the benefit of a doubt.

I agree, we can't be too quick to judge. I think about the Amanda Knox case. She seemed to have a great family, but it didn't stop her from committing cold-blooded murder.

[Anonymous]

I don't know about all this talk of management being afraid to fire her....lawsuits or something. At my DH's work (in Maryland) they can fire anyone they want for any reason they choose, and they have. It keeps everyone at his office very nervous. On the other hand, I thought that Virginia was more of a right to work state than MD so they could have fired her in a heartbeat and not lose any sleep over it. Lululemon isn't a unionzed store, so the employees can be fired at will.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:First, her parents are sweet and wonderful people and have been at her side since this started. They are not Lindsay Lohan rich at all and Brittany will most likely have a public defender. Her parents have educated all of their children and they are a very close-knit family. Please remember that Britt has parents and siblings and your comments affect them.

Imagine if this was your daughter.

I am sorry but I have very little sympathy for Brittany's parents. If your child has schizophrenia or something that is one thing, but otherwise good parents do not bring up a daughter who could commit a bloody, violent murder like this.

What an absolutely horrible thing to say. You know nothing about her parents (and neither do I) but they certainly deserve the benefit of a doubt.

I agree, we can't be too quick to judge. I think about the Amanda Knox case. She seemed to have a great family, but it didn't stop her from committing cold-blooded murder.

first, no reason to blame the parents at all.

second, sure, on some level I feel bad for the parents and family of the murderer. the same, the feelings of guilt, etc.

third, that said, not wasting much time worrying about the. my heart goes out to the family of the young woman this animal brutally killed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:First, her parents are sweet and wonderful people and have been at her side since this started. They are not Lindsay Lohan rich at all and Brittany will most likely have a public defender. Her parents have educated all of their children and they are a very close-knit family. Please remember that Britt has parents and siblings and your comments affect them.

Imagine if this was your daughter.

I am sorry but I have very little sympathy for Brittany's parents. If your child has schizophrenia or something that is one thing, but otherwise good parents do not bring up a daughter who could commit a bloody, violent murder like this.

What an absolutely horrible thing to say. You know nothing about her parents (and neither do I) but they certainly deserve the benefit of a doubt.

I agree, we can't be too quick to judge. I think about the Amanda Knox case. She seemed to have a great family, but it didn't stop her from committing cold-blooded murder.

Yeah, cause that is a clean cut case.

You must get your info from the Lifetime movie.