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Bethesda, Maryland. March 2011. A quiet yoga store is hours from closing when a shocking call brings police rushing in. One employee is dead. Another is hurt. And the story told at the scene starts to wobble almost at once.
In episode #22 of Rotten Mango, host Stephanie Soo digs into what became known as the Lululemon murder. It's a case that sounds like a robbery gone wrong, until the details stop lining up. Soo walks through the timeline, the claims, and the investigation that followed in her signature breathless, no-filter style.
What makes this episode stand out is the way it frames a familiar-sounding crime against the evidence. A staged robbery is a bold lie to tell. Why would anyone try it, and who would they be trying to fool? Soo keeps the questions coming, and she keeps the pressure on. This one rewards careful listening, because every small inconsistency matters.
We're leaving the biggest turns for you to hear in her own words. Be aware that this is a real case with a real victim and a grieving family, and the episode treats a violent crime. Ready to press play? Listen on Apple Podcasts, or find Rotten Mango wherever you get your podcasts.
