Judge rules on statements in Lululemon murder case

Statements a woman accused of killing her coworker at a Bethesda yoga store made to investigators after the slaying can be used against her at trial, a Montgomery County judge ruled Friday.

Lawyers for 29-year-old Brittany Norwood had sought to suppress five statements she made to detectives at the hospital, at her home and at the police station in the days after the March 11 slaying. Norwood was charged with first-degree murder in the killing of Jayna Murray, 30, a week after police found Murray dead and Norwood bound at the Lululemon Athletica.