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39:06Now PlayingEXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: With a witness to the murder of college student Jody LeCornu.
Plus an interview with her twin sister Jenny Carrieri who is on a mission to solve the cold case murder.
Jody was a student at Towson University in Baltimore Maryland when she was murdered in cold blood on March 2, 1996. Today her identical twin sister Jenny Carrieri is ramping up the investigation to find her sister's killer.
On that Saturday morning, the 23-year-old had gotten into a fight with her boyfriend over drinking and going to a local bar without him.
Jody went to work that day, then went back to the 'Mt. Washington Tavern', her favorite hang out and stayed there till the bar closed.
An employee asked Jody to take a employee home because it was snowing. Jody drove him home, then bought a six pack, and started drinking in a parking lot where her killer approached her car, shot and killed her. Then he followed her across the street where she crashed, he put her car in park and then stole something from her car, in front of several people watching.
Jody's family is offering a $100,000 cash reward for information leading to the killers arrest.
The suspect in 1996 was described as a black man, between 5'10" to 6'2", 200-220 pounds, 20-30 years old, stocky build, driving a white BMW.
Anyone with information please call Baltimore County Police Department or Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7LOCKUP.
(NOTE: This podcast episode was first published Aug 14, 2023)
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