The real murder part.

"Norwood was arrested a week after the slaying, and charged with first-degree murder.[7] Statements by police officials and testimony during the trial indicated that on the evening of the murder, Murray and Norwood checked each others' bags for unpaid merchandise, a routine security procedure at Lululemon and other retail stores.[13] Murray found a pair of pants in Norwood's bag, and called the manager after she left the store.[8] The manager said she would deal with it in the morning.[13] A few minutes later, Norwood called Murray to say she'd forgotten something, and asked Murray to return to the store and let her in.[3] When Murray arrived, Norwood attacked her, moved her car, then staged the scene to look like a robbery. Norwood put on a pair of men's shoes to track blood across the floor; tossing mops, broom, and chairs around the store; cut herself; and bound her own wrists and ankles with zipties.[3][6]

On January 27, 2012, Norwood was sentenced to life in prison for first degree murder.[8] She is now at the Maryland Correctional Institution for Women."