Jody LeCornu
Last Seen: | March 02, 1996 |
Discovered: | March 02, 1996 |
Age at the Time: | 23 |
Last Seen: | March 02, 1996 |
Discovered: | March 02, 1996 |
Age at the Time: | 23 |
Witnesses saw her have a brief encounter with a man in a parking lot before he returned to his car. He shot her with a .38 caliber handgun, severing her spine, then followed her across the parking lot and waited for her to die. He is then said to have retrieved something from her car before casually leaving the scene.
Wanting to go out had led to an argument with her boyfriend the night before, and she stayed until closing.
He lived in the Roland Park area, which was a little out of her way home, but she wasn’t planning to go straight home.
She had stopped at an ATM and then picked up a six-pack of beer on the way to the lot. Reports say that they were to the tavern manager who couldn’t talk and to the boyfriend of one of her ex-roommates.
It’s reported that she rolled her window down, but it is unknown if she knew the man. After a brief conversation, he returned to his car.
There were people working at the Giant grocery store and making a delivery to Boston Market that heard the shot.
The call has not been publicly released.
Jody was able to try to escape but didn’t get far. Witnesses say that the man approached her car in an “unhurried fashion,” put the car in park and took her purse and mobile car phone. He then drove east on Walker avenue.
Jody spent time with friends at the bar, leaving after last call, to drive an employee of the bar home.
This is the general area where she drove to drop the employee off.
On a typical night, this is likely where she would’ve gone. The argument is thought to be a reason that she didn’t.
After stopping at an ATM and then picking up a six-pack of beer, she parked in this parking lot and made some phone calls. It’s where witnesses say that she was shot.
Despite the bullet severing her spine, she was able to attempt to get away from the scene. She circled and made it to the parking lot across the street.
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