Lululemon worker alive during hundreds of blows, medical examiner testifies

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A Lululemon Athletica employee was alive when she suffered the hundreds of stab wounds, cuts and bruises found on her dead body, a medical examiner testified.

Dr. Mary Ripple, the deputy chief medical examiner for Maryland, testified Wednesday at Brittany Norwood’s first-degree murder trial that 30-year-old Jayna Murray suffered at least 331 injuries.

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