Exactly the level of help I expect from APPLE Employees. That Apple Employees did nothing while listening to someone screaming "don't do this" before screaming for help should surprise no one.
Apple is a toxic organisation, and don't treat anyone, including their employees or business partners well. Its employees must have become part of the culture.
I cant believe the Apple Store employees listened to that and did nothing.. it seems particularly heinous and eerie to hear heavy thuds, screams, dragging noises, and pleading, only to ignore it.
Never yell for "help." Always yell, "FIRE!" FIRE! Somebody call 911!" People are more likely to get involved. Police usually also respond to structure fire calls.
I doubt many people would call to report a fire without seeing any smoke or flames. They might decide to investigate, though. You are just more likely to lure in unsuspecting bystanders that are expecting a fire instead of a violent confrontation which could easily result in more victims in the end.
@@bubba99009not sure where you’re from but in the US we are literally taught this! Mainly because it’s a crime to scream fire in public so no one does it for nothing, but also people have been snatched in daylight screaming for help and people just don’t respond because we’re trash😅
I hope those Apple store employees feel as horrible as they should. To hear a clear altercation followed by a woman screaming for help and not one of them could muster up the spine to call 911? Simply despicable.
Right like no one expected them to play super hero just all they had to do was pick up the phone call report what they heard.. smh hope it wakes them up at night
they havent given it a second thought. no more than you did after leaving your self-righteous comment afterwards you went on worrying about what you want to shove in your mouth for dinner.
I was living in MD at the time this happened. It was all over the news. People were horrified in part because, Jayna, who was such an amazing young woman with a world of potential, was so viciously, brutally murdered, and the employees next door heard the “loud noises “ and did nothing.
My ex-boyfriend almost beat me to death while threatening me with guns and knives over a 10+ hour period and we had neighbors upstairs and downstairs and they didn’t do anything while I was screaming for hours. I’m positive they could hear me. I could hear them conversing at a normal level daily through the walls clear as day.
I live in the DC area too and I remember this being all over the news when it happened. At first it was reported as if Brittany was a victim, then when it came out that she was responsible everyone was shocked. I still remember the coverage as if it happened last year
Probably cause they’re brainwashed by Hollywood and the msm that a particular segment of the country, are poor, oppressed and helpless little children who won’t harm a fly, and only your white guilt will correct it. Never relax…..
What Jana did not know was that many people think calling them out for what they have actually done is cause for retaliation. Crazy right? I did not know this until I left home. Well the American Government was some indication, but individuals had not taught me this yet.
Yes, that is a terrible policy. I worked somewhere once where they said in the handbook we were subject to having our bags searched, but it was never done. If it was ever warranted though, I think it would be done by a manager, during operating hours. I hope Lululemon changed their policy about it after the murder.
I was living in Bethesda, Maryland, when this heinous crime occurred. It's tragic that Jayna ever crossed paths with a woman as feral and amoral as Brittany Norwood is. I hope Norwood's sentence to life without parole is never reduced by some half-baked, nutcase judge or parole board. In a just world she would have been executed.
I remember this story from some crime channels. The murderer to this day shows zero remorse and denies it all. Typical. A wonderful person with so much positivity to offer the world gets snuffed out at a young age, and meanwhile...
I haven't listened yet but I know this case. Absolutely unbelievable. That poor woman was slowly and methodically beaten to death wirh tools, shelves, anything that lunatic could get her hand's on. Such a terrible way to got 😢.
This case has always haunted me--from the Apple employees doing nothing to the fact that she stayed in that store for 8 hours overnight with Jayna's body, plus the utter brutality of it all--using every weapon in the toolbox. So horrendous. I just feel so badly for Jayna's family and friends. She had her whole life ahead of her and seemed like an incredible young woman.
I was just discussing this case with someone the other day. Some of these stories stick with you and for me this is one of those stories for all the reasons you stated. One thing Dr. Grande doesn’t go into detail about here is when Britney was being interviewed by police, her family actually went to police and told them you need double check her story. Her family knew. I guess that’s why they asked her brother to go in the interrogation room. RIP Jayna! 😢 And I’ve never bought a single item from Lululemon and never will. From the CEO comments about heavy set women in yoga pants, this crazy bag-checking policy, 2 employees getting fired for filming thieves and the CEO defending it, I just think it’s an awful company that doesn’t care about employees or costumers just making money.
So the guys in the Apple store heard a woman screaming help me help me and did nothing. Because how bad could that situation be, right at almost midnight in a shop full of cash and expensive clothes? So much for Apple's geniuses I guess.
At the very least they should’ve banged on the wall or gone over there and knocked on the door and yelled that they called 911 even if they didn’t. It would’ve scared off Brittany more than likely. Maybe Jayna could’ve phoned or yelled for help with Brittany out of the store.
😢More like 1,000s; but also travel, great schools, well-off parents; many fantastic opportunities; entirely different upbringing - wouldn't be surprised if the rage Brittany felt towards an unknowing Jayna was pure jealousy - and, yikes! that person reports her and humiliates her, and thinks she can walk away so "superior", pristine, shining, and (I) get fired yet again? Not this time! Ambition to look good, look well-off w/o working towards a life-sustaining goal other than those superficial, outward signs of success, repeatedly damaging self-worth by repeatedly stealing other people's stuff MEETS pretty, virtuous goal-setting with a life plan featuring hard work, result-oriented ambition for a lifetime of achievement....and one decides to end it for both, effectively cancelling each other out, in one scheme of things. And one will eventually get out and live exactly the same way that put her in. At least she's off the streets for 20-30 yrs.; maybe by then we can all take a "smart" pill, and girls, a "pretty" pill .....
Even if you do that, most companies won't say anything negative because they are afraid of getting sued. It's all downside for them to say anything negative about an ex-employee with zero upside. And personal references are pointless. You could be a serial killer and still find a couple people who would say nice things about you.
This fact is gruesome, but worth considering when thinking about the scale of the crime and the perpetrator’s unwavering commitment to be as cruel and vicious as possible. The attacker, on average, delivered an injury every 2.7 seconds for fifteen minutes straight. That’s less than 3 seconds and not even enough time to breathe for a quarter hour. That’s horrendous.
Makes you wonder how many people she crossed paths with that should consider themselves lucky to not have experienced her wrath. You know she probably thought about hurting a lot of people before she murdered Jayna.
I have seen multiple specials on this case. A couple details I found interesting not outlined by Dr. Grande here is the size 14 shoes were taken from the store. Brittany tracked Jayna's blood around the store wearing them, then proceeded to place them back on the shelf...overconfidence was an understatement. This woman was delusional. She thought she was way smarter than she actually was. Another interesting fact is during the investigation, while doing a follow up, a detective was pulled to the side by Brittany's brother. He was confused as to how Jayna suffered such gruesome injuries and died, while Brittany was barely hurt. The brother seemed to be questioning out loud to the detective if his sister was involved. After this, he did not say anymore to the detectives and seemed to defend Brittany, but the damage was already done. I always find these types of cover ups fascinating. One person is brutally beaten, stabbed, sometimes even shot fatally while the other person just has superficial wounds and ties themselves up. You would think people would want to do a more convincing job, but then again we aren't dealing with societies best and brightest. It just goes to show you that regardless of how narcissistic or psychopathic one is, it is much more difficult to inflict pain and damage on oneself, than it is on someone else.
Common sense is lost. The employee who provided Brittany with Janya’s phone number didn’t have any. One NEVER arbitrarily gives out someone else’s number. She needed to either call Janya’s to get PERMISSION or take Brittany’s number and PASS IT ON to Jayne..
Brittany killed Jayna because of the fact that she hated Jayna for being all the things she was pretending to be. Brittany was leaving the job anyway, so the motive was most likely jealousy.
In its highly unsophisticated mind, the wrongdoing was NOT stealing yoga pants. Instead it felt that Jayna did wrong by reporting it. I guarantee it doesn't even feel that it did anything wrong by un-living Jayna. That's how they are.
Was living in the area then. The news was saying the police had rounded up suspects and I remember thinking what innocent person(s) are being held? It was obvious even then that the case was fishy. RIP to that young woman.
When I saw this I thought maybe the video got taken down and you had to re upload it. I wasn’t going to watch at first but I’m glad I did! I learned new things by doing so. Love the current style of your videos and keep it up
What about the Apple people? How are you going to hear that through the wall and not do anything about it? That’s insane. If you are reading this Apple people, you should think long and hard about this incident. You could’ve helped that girl. You might have been able to save that girls life!
Imagine losing your life in such a horrific manner just because some nut didnt want to face the authorities for stealing? What would make you think like that? Its diabolical. What she did was savage and then come up with that wild scenario about what happened?.
The Apple Store employees should’ve been charged for being accessories!! They heard ALL of that and yet did nothing!? That is criminal! Edit: apparently people didn’t actually listen to the description of what the Apple employee heard. Obviously they can’t be criminally charged in our system but there is the Tort of Negligence, where people have a duty to act and fail to, causing injury. From their own words, in a perfect world they should be liable for negligence. If just one of them would’ve knocked on the door, opened it and asked if “everything was ok?” or even taken a minute to call the police, the lady might have survived. Anyone defending this group of people is admitting to their own selfishness and cowardice. Society is doomed because selfish cowards abound.
@@williamwinstrop3918 duh…That’s why I said they SHOULD have be responsible. It SHOULD be criminal to sit idly by as someone screams many times for help. Maybe if cowardice was punished, people would grow a spine. Try reading what someone says before offering a snarky reply, boomer.
My 2nd cousin was friends with Jana. I remember her telling me this story about 10 years ago. She couldn't stop crying as she was talking about it. She also said a lot of horrific things about what had happened to her and she was almost unrecognisable.
yes I've heard of this story but had forgotten about the idiot employees at the apple store who didn't bother to investigate the loud noises or even pick up the phone to call 911 and it's too bad they can't be charges with anything⚛
I'm not even going to address this clown directly. But this is what happens when you have the vocabulary and education of a hooked on phonics, 15- year old dropout.
I'm not even going to address this clown directly. But this is what happens when you have the vocabulary and education of a hooked on phonics, 15- year old dropout.
I'm not even going to address this clown directly. But this is what happens when you have the vocabulary and education of a hooked on phonics, 15- year old dropout.
I'm not even going to address this clown directly. But this is what happens when you have the vocabulary and education of a hooked on phonics, 15- year old dropout.
I'm not a big fan of the jealousy explanation, but I think in this particular situation it may be involved... it looks like Brittany saw in Jayna everything she aspired to be, but wasn't able to achieve (or get from the fate or life or whatever). Like in the sense that e.g. the only reason why Jayna was not stealing was because she was already rich, so she cannot understand, she had her perfect life served on a golden plate... I doubt Brittany would go this far with a colleague similarly miserable as her.
After watching this video my first and only thought regarding motive was a racial component, i.e. Brittany thinks; "privileged white woman given an easy path through life", how come she gets to define me as a thief. Why did I come to this conclusion? Almost invariably when someone who knows the "monster" and is repeatably and sadistically beaten/stabbed to death by them, there is a very high degree of hatred towards this victim. A hatred built over years. Way beyond what in this case would be a superficial work relationship.
Thanks for covering this again. Lululemon has overpriced, average items. So brutal of Brittany to do this, disgusting the Apple customers did nothing😖Thanks Dr G😊🧡🧡
3:35 She was re-selling the items of course, this is strictly against store policy!! I used to do a lot contract work for a popular Drug Store... so much work they offered me an employees discount card, I was told verbally and signed an agreement, not to re-sell ANYTHING (of course!!! .. That's the STORES JOB!) Eventually the Drug Store Chain discontinued ANY and ALL employee discounts, because of a few people, like Brittany, who re-sold items, for profit.
very valuable thing to learn, if you see someone doing shady stuff, don t get with them, alone and unprotected ... i ve read somewhere, but i dont know if its a fact or speculation, ive read that, every fourth person is a sociopath to some extent. i always keep that in mind, when im out and about and i never respond to strangers greeting me suddenly, and i rarely respond to anyone i know or a familiar face, greeting me, suddenly ...
I grew up in Maryland and was working in Bethesda when this occurred. I recall that none of the news dared call the monster a racist, even though it was very clear this was racially motivated. I see that times have not changed. Very sad.
@@nathanfoss2838 Help me understand what happened here. What do you think was Brittany's motive? I immediately thought there was a racial component, i.e. "privileged white woman given an easy path through life", how come she gets to define me as a thief.
So sad, we think we can trust co-workers, but we ever truly know them. Shame on corporate for looking the other way when she has been caught red-handed being shady. She is just evil….poor Jayna 😔 🌵
It's a crazy story, and it's a good lesson in what usually happens with those that show early criminal proclivities, - they escalate, - often to full on murder.If you look deeper into this, you'll see that this woman's entire path through life was stealing from and victimizing others. When you prioritize the wrong things, and your greed far exceeds your grasp, there's only one way your life is going to turn out.She was cut slack due to her skin color which only escalated her criminal behavior,- which almost always happens.
Can you please do a video on the Mica Miller (Francis), JP Miller case as it relates to Mental Health, and body language etc. It’s quite interesting and widely being discussed.
yes why did she have to kill this woman? theyve reported her many times. so unfortunate. and that lululemon should not have this type of reporting. turning anger to each other. weve had confrontations at hospital w those fired or didnt make it through programs. its scary how people demand a job. even if they dont qualify.
She was a general manager or something like that, I don't remember the exact title. She wasn't a cashier. Apparently she liked the company's corporate beliefs.
It's not uncommon for educated people to take on retail and/or gig work from time to time. All people do what they have to do between jobs, to save money, etc. Lots of conceivable reasons.
When committing a murder/crime they say it's not only the point of no return but also to the point of commitment.... Basically you're now committed to going all the way through with the crime/murder...
As they are sinking, the frog cries out: “Why did you sting me? Now we will both die!” The scorpion replies: “I can't help it. It is my nature.” 🤷🏾🤷🏿♀️
Love your videos Dr. Grande. Lululemon stuff is built really well though; I wore a pair of their gym shorts to the gym every-other day for 4 years till I lost them. They were stretched-out a little but in good shape.
maybe you didn't lose your shorts. maybe they ran away because they were tired of being stretched-out by your big..... lol 😉 (sorry, couldn't help myself)
Im a technician for a company that builds security camera towers for oilfields and construction companies and I'm in a truck quite a bit driving to and from construction sites so I listen to Dr. Grande a lot and I will often go home and tell my wife things I saw on these videos and my wife is sick of hearing about Dr Grande to the point I feel she may be mentally disturbed,she thinks his voice is to monotone and I'm started to wonder if something will happen where Dr Grande will do a video about
I am really surprised and perhaps should not be. The real tragedy is that every response before, during and after the murder--every response--does not solve or prevent this from happening again. On what planet do we live that any item in any retail establishment is worth risking your own life or taking the life of another? Retail clothing? Iphones? Perhaps one woman would eventually end up in jail, but certainly both could still have been alive. Materialism and judgement versus mercy and life.
Exactly the level of help I expect from APPLE Employees. That Apple Employees did nothing while listening to someone screaming "don't do this" before screaming for help should surprise no one.
Yes. Disgusting.
It's absolutely insane.
Apple is a toxic organisation, and don't treat anyone, including their employees or business partners well. Its employees must have become part of the culture.
To not even call mall security, heinous
I cant believe the Apple Store employees listened to that and did nothing.. it seems particularly heinous and eerie to hear heavy thuds, screams, dragging noises, and pleading, only to ignore it.
That’s the democrat way
Pretty darn despicable
It seems like even if they didn’t want to get involved they should’ve at least called 911
That's how people are. You can't count on anyone but yourself.
@@enjoystraveling Wouldn't have made any difference. Cops cannot and will not keep anyone safe. They don't protect anyone except themselves.
Never yell for "help." Always yell, "FIRE!" FIRE! Somebody call 911!" People are more likely to get involved. Police usually also respond to structure fire calls.
That's probably true and pretty pathetic. Such a world...
I doubt many people would call to report a fire without seeing any smoke or flames. They might decide to investigate, though. You are just more likely to lure in unsuspecting bystanders that are expecting a fire instead of a violent confrontation which could easily result in more victims in the end.
Great suggestion!
@@bubba99009not sure where you’re from but in the US we are literally taught this! Mainly because it’s a crime to scream fire in public so no one does it for nothing, but also people have been snatched in daylight screaming for help and people just don’t respond because we’re trash😅
*7:51** "Jayna had uncovered a serious crime, charging $80 for a pair of yoga pants."* 😂🤣
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I hope those Apple store employees feel as horrible as they should. To hear a clear altercation followed by a woman screaming for help and not one of them could muster up the spine to call 911? Simply despicable.
Right like no one expected them to play super hero just all they had to do was pick up the phone call report what they heard.. smh hope it wakes them up at night
@@kmp7625 exactly! Doing something so simple could have saved that girl's life. Probably not by then, but you never know
@@kmp7625”Siri, call 911”
they havent given it a second thought. no more than you did after leaving your self-righteous comment afterwards you went on worrying about what you want to shove in your mouth for dinner.
No they will not feel as horrible if they work in the Apple store !!
I was living in MD at the time this happened. It was all over the news. People were horrified in part because, Jayna, who was such an amazing young woman with a world of potential, was so viciously, brutally murdered, and the employees next door heard the “loud noises “ and did nothing.
AI ? Strange recollection.
And the killer sxly assaulted the poor girl in an attempt to cover her tracks. I assume Jayna was already dead, but still it is horrific.
My ex-boyfriend almost beat me to death while threatening me with guns and knives over a 10+ hour period and we had neighbors upstairs and downstairs and they didn’t do anything while I was screaming for hours. I’m positive they could hear me. I could hear them conversing at a normal level daily through the walls clear as day.
I live in the DC area too and I remember this being all over the news when it happened. At first it was reported as if Brittany was a victim, then when it came out that she was responsible everyone was shocked. I still remember the coverage as if it happened last year
Often people from trusting loving families are the ones to be hurt the most, they just can't believe people can be so horrific.
Probably cause they’re brainwashed by Hollywood and the msm that a particular segment of the country, are poor, oppressed and helpless little children who won’t harm a fly, and only your white guilt will correct it. Never relax…..
Amen. That's the story of my life.
What Jana did not know was that many people think calling them out for what they have actually done is cause for retaliation. Crazy right? I did not know this until I left home. Well the American Government was some indication, but individuals had not taught me this yet.
Employees should never be in that position to search each other.🙄😠
Exactly! Employees as defacto security is dangerous. Is this common in retail?
@@BlueEyedDevil-vg3rx i believe it is. we did it at Pandora jewelry upon exiting the store after work. checked each other's bags
@@BlueEyedDevil-vg3rx cultivates distrust in fellow workers. Terrible idea
Agreed. It's a terrible policy.
Agreed, such a toxic policy.
Employees at the Apple store heard people being murdered next door, but they hadn't paid for AppleCare so...
What can we say..?
ROTTEN APPLES..
Microsoft users, not our problem.
it seems unfair to put employees in that position of checking each other’s personal belongings, alone, at night…
Yes, that is a terrible policy.
I worked somewhere once where they said in the handbook we were subject to having our bags searched, but it was never done. If it was ever warranted though, I think it would be done by a manager, during operating hours.
I hope Lululemon changed their policy about it after the murder.
I hope Jayna's family sued Lululemon for this absurd policy that led to her being murdered
What if both employees decide to steal?
@@david-dj8orthe perfect set up it would seem
I know they do that in luxury stores such as Chanel boutiques but it’s their own security men/woman who do the searching.
I was living in Bethesda, Maryland, when this heinous crime occurred. It's tragic that Jayna ever crossed paths with a woman as feral and amoral as Brittany Norwood is. I hope Norwood's sentence to life without parole is never reduced by some half-baked, nutcase judge or parole board. In a just world she would have been executed.
100% agree! And never any parole.!
100%
murder victim: *screams* "help me please help me"
apple store employees: "Nothing unusual about this. carry on."
That's what you get for declining Apple Care +.
@@OG_McLovin help fending off your would-be murderer is only available to premium subscribers.
Well that's just them over at that Lulu lemononly crazy m*********ers would pay their prices so it only goes to show.
I remember this story from some crime channels. The murderer to this day shows zero remorse and denies it all. Typical. A wonderful person with so much positivity to offer the world gets snuffed out at a young age, and meanwhile...
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@@MOHAWKris8she could be innocent
@@adotintheshark4848he?!
its a race thing
I haven't listened yet but I know this case. Absolutely unbelievable. That poor woman was slowly and methodically beaten to death wirh tools, shelves, anything that lunatic could get her hand's on. Such a terrible way to got 😢.
This case has always haunted me--from the Apple employees doing nothing to the fact that she stayed in that store for 8 hours overnight with Jayna's body, plus the utter brutality of it all--using every weapon in the toolbox. So horrendous. I just feel so badly for Jayna's family and friends. She had her whole life ahead of her and seemed like an incredible young woman.
And now you've been classically conditioned 😂😂
What do you mean? @@KidOmega-iv4tp
@@KidOmega-iv4tp Conditioned to what?
@@It-is-me...Melsie to the case, maybe. I was probably half conscious when I typed that comment. I think I had a point at the time 😅😅
I was just discussing this case with someone the other day. Some of these stories stick with you and for me this is one of those stories for all the reasons you stated. One thing Dr. Grande doesn’t go into detail about here is when Britney was being interviewed by police, her family actually went to police and told them you need double check her story. Her family knew. I guess that’s why they asked her brother to go in the interrogation room. RIP Jayna! 😢 And I’ve never bought a single item from Lululemon and never will. From the CEO comments about heavy set women in yoga pants, this crazy bag-checking policy, 2 employees getting fired for filming thieves and the CEO defending it, I just think it’s an awful company that doesn’t care about employees or costumers just making money.
Forgot to add “low impulse control” to the list of her attributes.
Due to a reduced frontal-cortex...
Facts, almost animalistic …
Don't forget, devious manipulator...
So the guys in the Apple store heard a woman screaming help me help me and did nothing. Because how bad could that situation be, right at almost midnight in a shop full of cash and expensive clothes?
So much for Apple's geniuses I guess.
At the very least they should’ve banged on the wall or gone over there and knocked on the door and yelled that they called 911 even if they didn’t. It would’ve scared off Brittany more than likely. Maybe Jayna could’ve phoned or yelled for help with Brittany out of the store.
The doctor could be wearing a pair of $80 dollar yoga pants below that desk and none of us would be the wiser.
Would love to see that in the bloopers at the end! 😅😅😅
Lmaoooo
😂😂😂😂😂
LOL! I wonder what exercises the good doctor does. I bet he's a walker.
Or he could be wearing nothi.. nm.
So much work done, hundreds of hours studying only to be taken by a loser.
@@Jesu-hs8wb thats so true. I like this comment
Regardless of the work before hand, we all have the same ending, we all end.
@@angryox3102 What getting killed by a chimp ???
😢More like 1,000s; but also travel, great schools, well-off parents; many fantastic opportunities; entirely different upbringing - wouldn't be surprised if the rage Brittany felt towards an unknowing Jayna was pure jealousy - and, yikes! that person reports her and humiliates her, and thinks she can walk away so "superior", pristine, shining, and (I) get fired yet again? Not this time! Ambition to look good, look well-off w/o working towards a life-sustaining goal other than those superficial, outward signs of success, repeatedly damaging self-worth by repeatedly stealing other people's stuff MEETS pretty, virtuous goal-setting with a life plan featuring hard work, result-oriented ambition for a lifetime of achievement....and one decides to end it for both, effectively cancelling each other out, in one scheme of things. And one will eventually get out and live exactly the same way that put her in. At least she's off the streets for 20-30 yrs.; maybe by then we can all take a "smart" pill, and girls, a "pretty" pill .....
I don’t know about that, seems like she a double useless degree.
This is a good reason to actually look into a potential employee’s past and call references! 😢
I can't believe they re-hired her.
Why even ask for references if you don't call them?
Even if you do that, most companies won't say anything negative because they are afraid of getting sued. It's all downside for them to say anything negative about an ex-employee with zero upside. And personal references are pointless. You could be a serial killer and still find a couple people who would say nice things about you.
Dr. Grande's *side eye* game is bold, sincere & also something I look forward to 😅
At the opening, on the word “like”. I watch for it, must see it every time. 😛
Thanks for the help, Apple Genius.
This fact is gruesome, but worth considering when thinking about the scale of the crime and the perpetrator’s unwavering commitment to be as cruel and vicious as possible. The attacker, on average, delivered an injury every 2.7 seconds for fifteen minutes straight. That’s less than 3 seconds and not even enough time to breathe for a quarter hour. That’s horrendous.
Makes you wonder how many people she crossed paths with that should consider themselves lucky to not have experienced her wrath. You know she probably thought about hurting a lot of people before she murdered Jayna.
I just smash the like button as soon as Dr Grande’s videos start. He’s entertaining
"Janya had uncovered a serious crime: charging $80 for a pair of yoga pants." 😂
Love his sense of humor!
How is this funny
So predictable
@@lestercaldera3776Looks like we found the sucker who bought multiple pairs of these things.
I refuse to pay more than $40 for a pair of exercise pants. 💰 😖
@@colleenpeck6347 Will you go out with me?
I have seen multiple specials on this case. A couple details I found interesting not outlined by Dr. Grande here is the size 14 shoes were taken from the store. Brittany tracked Jayna's blood around the store wearing them, then proceeded to place them back on the shelf...overconfidence was an understatement. This woman was delusional. She thought she was way smarter than she actually was. Another interesting fact is during the investigation, while doing a follow up, a detective was pulled to the side by Brittany's brother. He was confused as to how Jayna suffered such gruesome injuries and died, while Brittany was barely hurt. The brother seemed to be questioning out loud to the detective if his sister was involved. After this, he did not say anymore to the detectives and seemed to defend Brittany, but the damage was already done.
I always find these types of cover ups fascinating. One person is brutally beaten, stabbed, sometimes even shot fatally while the other person just has superficial wounds and ties themselves up. You would think people would want to do a more convincing job, but then again we aren't dealing with societies best and brightest. It just goes to show you that regardless of how narcissistic or psychopathic one is, it is much more difficult to inflict pain and damage on oneself, than it is on someone else.
Common sense is lost. The employee who provided Brittany with Janya’s phone number didn’t have any. One NEVER arbitrarily gives out someone else’s number. She needed to either call Janya’s to get PERMISSION or take Brittany’s number and PASS IT ON to Jayne..
Hahaha 7:50 made me laugh so hard. The dry delivery, you’re the best in the biz.
This is one of those cases impossible to shake, Dr. Grande - and know you are revisiting - thank you once again.
Brittany killed Jayna because of the fact that she hated Jayna for being all the things she was pretending to be. Brittany was leaving the job anyway, so the motive was most likely jealousy.
She is a sociopath..
hate crimes are not called race induced when it is other way around...
In its highly unsophisticated mind, the wrongdoing was NOT stealing yoga pants. Instead it felt that Jayna did wrong by reporting it. I guarantee it doesn't even feel that it did anything wrong by un-living Jayna. That's how they are.
💯 FACTS!!!@@mrazik131
@@robertgantry2118 Huh?
Dr. Grande we need more of your loud shirts!
I second that emotion
Agreed
We all know how it works. Apple employees only help you out, if you've made an online appointment one week in advance.
Was living in the area then. The news was saying the police had rounded up suspects and I remember thinking what innocent person(s) are being held? It was obvious even then that the case was fishy. RIP to that young woman.
When I saw this I thought maybe the video got taken down and you had to re upload it. I wasn’t going to watch at first but I’m glad I did! I learned new things by doing so. Love the current style of your videos and keep it up
"High end Hair stylist" the only high end is her Hair line.
That's why it's perfect that her last name is norwood.
What about the Apple people?
How are you going to hear that through the wall and not do anything about it? That’s insane.
If you are reading this Apple people, you should think long and hard about this incident. You could’ve helped that girl. You might have been able to save that girls life!
She was a 30/year old woman not a girl.
How the hell do you hear someone crying for their life and not investigate or call someone? What an evil women.
Outside of the actual murder, this is the most chilling part.
Yep. Pure EVIL. By the time she worked for LuluLemon, she had several instances where she should have been in jail already 😠
Was Brittany a kleptomaniac with antisocial tendencies?
I know, right? What did those Apple employees think was happening?
Cowards...
The clothes are tacky, thanks for including that.
Imagine losing your life in such a horrific manner just because some nut didnt want to face the authorities for stealing? What would make you think like that? Its diabolical. What she did was savage and then come up with that wild scenario about what happened?.
Not her fawt! Dam wite beotch shounuh cawd the boss! (sarcasm)
Dr. Grande, asmr for the true crime soul. I really appreciate how consistent he is with the making and releasing of his videos.
The Apple Store employees should’ve been charged for being accessories!! They heard ALL of that and yet did nothing!? That is criminal!
Edit: apparently people didn’t actually listen to the description of what the Apple employee heard. Obviously they can’t be criminally charged in our system but there is the Tort of Negligence, where people have a duty to act and fail to, causing injury.
From their own words, in a perfect world they should be liable for negligence. If just one of them would’ve knocked on the door, opened it and asked if “everything was ok?” or even taken a minute to call the police, the lady might have survived.
Anyone defending this group of people is admitting to their own selfishness and cowardice. Society is doomed because selfish cowards abound.
Apple employees.
Someone screams help me and no one does anything?! It's unbelievable.
Being a part of a crime, and not reporting one are two separate things.
You should look at a legal dictionary and use words that apply.
@@williamwinstrop3918 duh…That’s why I said they SHOULD have be responsible. It SHOULD be criminal to sit idly by as someone screams many times for help. Maybe if cowardice was punished, people would grow a spine.
Try reading what someone says before offering a snarky reply, boomer.
They should have their photos posted.
My 2nd cousin was friends with Jana. I remember her telling me this story about 10 years ago. She couldn't stop crying as she was talking about it. She also said a lot of horrific things about what had happened to her and she was almost unrecognisable.
yes I've heard of this story but had forgotten about the idiot employees at the apple store who didn't bother to investigate the loud noises or even pick up the phone to call 911 and it's too bad they can't be charges with anything⚛
Dr. Grande has been pumping out the content lately! Hell yeah!
Dr. Grande is So Creative with the titles of his great videos 😅
And So Entertaining 🎉
I’m really glad I happened upon your channel Dr.
great content! Love your sense of humor 🤔
I remember reading this story back when I collected 17 magazine
When they show you who they are, the first time, ...believe them.
Hello Dr Grande, can you analyze the 2017 case of Matthew Jafari from Orlando Florida?
I remember this harrowing story a little while back first from Mr. Ballen's channel. It's one that will never be effaced from my memory.
harrowing, effaced? gtf outta here. Glad your daily vocab calendar is working out so well for you johnny
I'm not even going to address this clown directly. But this is what happens when you have the vocabulary and education of a hooked on phonics, 15- year old dropout.
I'm not even going to address this clown directly. But this is what happens when you have the vocabulary and education of a hooked on phonics, 15- year old dropout.
I'm not even going to address this clown directly. But this is what happens when you have the vocabulary and education of a hooked on phonics, 15- year old dropout.
I'm not even going to address this clown directly. But this is what happens when you have the vocabulary and education of a hooked on phonics, 15- year old dropout.
I'm not a big fan of the jealousy explanation, but I think in this particular situation it may be involved... it looks like Brittany saw in Jayna everything she aspired to be, but wasn't able to achieve (or get from the fate or life or whatever). Like in the sense that e.g. the only reason why Jayna was not stealing was because she was already rich, so she cannot understand, she had her perfect life served on a golden plate... I doubt Brittany would go this far with a colleague similarly miserable as her.
After watching this video my first and only thought regarding motive was a racial component,
i.e. Brittany thinks; "privileged white woman given an easy path through life", how come she gets to define me as a thief.
Why did I come to this conclusion?
Almost invariably when someone who knows the "monster" and is repeatably and sadistically beaten/stabbed to death by them, there is a very high degree of hatred towards this victim. A hatred built over years. Way beyond what in this case would be a superficial work relationship.
yep usual fatherless community stuff
Try a re-write in English.
Facile psychobabble.
Yes!
@@Fitzrovialitter It's your IQ that is the problem. Learn to live with it as I can only dumb it down so far.
Thanks for covering this again. Lululemon has overpriced, average items. So brutal of Brittany to do this, disgusting the Apple customers did nothing😖Thanks Dr G😊🧡🧡
I did not know there was a such thing as ‘discount abuse’.. That’s too funny.. Now to watch the rest of the video
3:35 She was re-selling the items of course, this is strictly against store policy!!
I used to do a lot contract work for a popular Drug Store... so much work they offered me an employees discount card, I was told verbally and signed an agreement, not to re-sell ANYTHING (of course!!! .. That's the STORES JOB!)
Eventually the Drug Store Chain discontinued ANY and ALL employee discounts, because of a few people, like Brittany, who re-sold items, for profit.
I'm not a patreon, but I want nothing more than to hear you explain OCEAN at the beginning of all your videos again.
very valuable thing to learn, if you see someone doing shady stuff, don t get with them, alone and unprotected ... i ve read somewhere, but i dont know if its a fact or speculation, ive read that, every fourth person is a sociopath to some extent. i always keep that in mind, when im out and about and i never respond to strangers greeting me suddenly, and i rarely respond to anyone i know or a familiar face, greeting me, suddenly ...
I grew up in Maryland and was working in Bethesda when this occurred. I recall that none of the news dared call the monster a racist, even though it was very clear this was racially motivated. I see that times have not changed. Very sad.
What made it racially motivated?
@@davidpetrosky - They would have cried "Raciss" if Jayna had un-lived Brittany.... They always do. So why should this be any different?
@@robertgantry2118 because in the example you gave, the accusers are wrong.
Yeah what did you observe that made you say this was racially motivated?
@@nathanfoss2838 Help me understand what happened here. What do you think was Brittany's motive? I immediately thought there was a racial component, i.e. "privileged white woman given an easy path through life", how come she gets to define me as a thief.
I was gonna say you already did this case! Good on you for giving it a rebirth!
Thank you again Dr. Grande 🙏
My daughter just bought a Lululemon $230 outfit and i sent her a link about this case... She was completely floored.
So an ugly print pair of leggings and a tee shirt? lol
230 for gyn clothes!!! Now, that's a crime!!!
@@heloramos82 Seriously.
This is why I invest in lulu
@@heloramos82high five 👋
Very very mind boggling 😢😢😢
Doctor Grande, it's super that you can apologise ❤
I knew someone like Britney. She took a class at Harvard extension school but claimed to have gone to Harvard. She was a scammer.
Sounds like she wanted to be just like her idol joyless reid over at the msdnc news network
So sad, we think we can trust co-workers, but we ever truly know them.
Shame on corporate for looking the other way when she has been caught red-handed being shady. She is just evil….poor Jayna 😔
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Well, the apple store employees sure were helpful......... Anyone with half a brain would have called the police.
Uh yeah Apple Store employees always leave half their brain at the Genius Bar….morons.
It's a crazy story, and it's a good lesson in what usually happens with those that show early criminal proclivities, - they escalate, - often to full on murder.If you look deeper into this, you'll see that this woman's entire path through life was stealing from and victimizing others.
When you prioritize the wrong things, and your greed far exceeds your grasp, there's only one way your life is going to turn out.She was cut slack due to her skin color which only escalated her criminal behavior,- which almost always happens.
Can you please do a video on the Mica Miller (Francis), JP Miller case as it relates to Mental Health, and body language etc. It’s quite interesting and widely being discussed.
yes why did she have to kill this woman? theyve reported her many times. so unfortunate. and that lululemon should
not have this type of reporting. turning anger to each other. weve had confrontations at hospital w those fired or didnt make it through programs. its scary how people demand a job. even if they dont qualify.
Your pauses in the Story are pure Comedy... Like trying to cram myself into a Lululemon body suit
I knew it had something to do with revenge.
Why would Jenna with a master's from John Hopkins work at Lulu? Odd....
She was a general manager or something like that, I don't remember the exact title. She wasn't a cashier. Apparently she liked the company's corporate beliefs.
The economy was still recovering from a massive recession and recent grads were having an especially difficult time finding jobs in their field.
1. Her name was JAYNA. 2. Why does that matter??
It's not uncommon for educated people to take on retail and/or gig work from time to time. All people do what they have to do between jobs, to save money, etc. Lots of conceivable reasons.
Wow I remember this case ! This happened not to far from a store I managed in Chevy chase Md
When committing a murder/crime they say it's not only the point of no return but also to the point of commitment.... Basically you're now committed to going all the way through with the crime/murder...
Thank you for your analysis, Dr Grande!
I was getting serious deja vu, I've seen all of your videos Dr.
It all comes down to stupidity
That poor girl! I’m so sorry for her family 😢
Right?!! And for what... yoga pants. Shit.
Is there an inverse Samaritan law? I don't think you can punish ppl for inaction. Ppl here are unhinged.
As they are sinking, the frog cries out: “Why did you sting me? Now we will both die!” The scorpion replies: “I can't help it. It is my nature.” 🤷🏾🤷🏿♀️
Just kept escalating, poor Jayna was her ultimate victim. My only question is why Yoga wear, an easy steal? More money in luxury bags.
I like it when you discuss personality and provide professional insight. (E.g. your thoughts on fairness in WWII was very interesting.)
Omg I remember this !! What a horrid tragedy. 😢
I live in DC. I remember when it happened. It was such an odd case
I'm glad you grew your arms back.
This is also called the caramel toe caper
Love your videos Dr. Grande. Lululemon stuff is built really well though; I wore a pair of their gym shorts to the gym every-other day for 4 years till I lost them. They were stretched-out a little but in good shape.
maybe you didn't lose your shorts. maybe they ran away because they were tired of being stretched-out by your big..... lol 😉 (sorry, couldn't help myself)
I remember this case and being bothered particularly by the employees that heard Jayne’s cries and did nothing.
Im a technician for a company that builds security camera towers for oilfields and construction companies and I'm in a truck quite a bit driving to and from construction sites so I listen to Dr. Grande a lot and I will often go home and tell my wife things I saw on these videos and my wife is sick of hearing about Dr Grande to the point I feel she may be mentally disturbed,she thinks his voice is to monotone and I'm started to wonder if something will happen where Dr Grande will do a video about
You forgot "EXCEEDINGLY creepy" at the end of that list of Brittany's traits.
Kleptomania and creepiness aren’t mutually exclusive
The difference between these women seems as simple as black and white to me.
ls it just me who shudders when Doc lists the personality defects?
Sadly, nothing will bring back a talented, industrious and wonderful young woman. May she rest in peace!
This is the future. Get used to it.
Dear God this is just so sad 😢❤
7:38 Jana uncovered a serious crime - charging $80 for a pair of yoga pants 👖 😳 😂
I am really surprised and perhaps should not be. The real tragedy is that every response before, during and after the murder--every response--does not solve or prevent this from happening again. On what planet do we live that any item in any retail establishment is worth risking your own life or taking the life of another? Retail clothing? Iphones? Perhaps one woman would eventually end up in jail, but certainly both could still have been alive. Materialism and judgement versus mercy and life.
Making your employees tattle is just stupid. Hearing someone crying out for help and ignoring it is criminally stupid.
Brilliant reactions from the 🍏😶
didnt you cover this case 2 years ago thanks for covering it again
He said he was revisiting it
Thank you from all of us who just found out about this heinous murder.😭😠
331 injuries?!? Holy moly!!