Prosecutors outline evidence for Lululemon murder trial

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Prosecutors plan to introduce DNA, shoeprint, blood spatter and fingerprint evidence at the trial of the woman accused of killing her co-worker at a Bethesda yoga store.

Montgomery County prosecutors and an attorney for 28-year-old Brittany Norwood said at a hearing Friday that they still expect the case to go to trial in October.

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