Correctional Facility Employee May Appear At Norwood Trial

Update, 5:45p.m.: According to court documents examined by Patch Tuesday, a subpoena appears to require that the Montgomery County Correctional Facility employee appear at Norwood's October 24 trial, rather than at the Friday hearing.

The subpoena requests that jail call records and recordings for Brittany Norwood from March 27 onward be mailed to the State's Attorney's office.

It's unclear whether the employee is required to appear in person at the trial along with submitting the phone records.

Original Post: WTOP is reporting that a Montgomery County Correctional Facility employee has been summoned to appear at a Friday hearing for Brittany Norwood, the woman her co-worker Jayna Murray at Bethesda’s Lululemon store March 11.

Murray, 30, was beaten and stabbed to death inside the store. Norwood, 29, is charged in the crime. Prosecutors have said she and staged the crime scene to make it appear as if the two women had been attacked.

WTOP reported that the employee may discuss conversations Norwood had with her brother after her arrest, but attorneys on both sides of the case would not discuss the appearance with WTOP.

The pre-trial hearing is slated for 9:30a.m. Friday in Montgomery County Circuit Court. Norwood will face trial in October.

June 24, Murray's family as it re-opened to the public following the homicide.