The Deck
George Kirkland, Asia Norman & Lindsay Foster Hurr (2 of Clubs, Mississippi)
Wed, 26 Mar 2025
Our card this week is George Kirkland, Asia Norman, and Lindsay Foster Hurr, the 2 of Clubs from Mississippi.When George, Asia, and Lindsay were all fatally shot in the same house on a stormy Mississippi night in 2019, nobody in the area heard or saw anything. But in the days after the attack, rumors and conspiracy theories went wild. And more than five years later… detectives are still working to untangle them all.If you know anything about the triple homicide of George Kirkland, Asia Norman, and Lindsay Foster Hurr in Moss Point, Mississippi, in December of 2019, we urge you to speak up. You can reach the Moss Point Police Department at 228-475-1711 and ask for investigations. Or, if you’d prefer to remain anonymous, you can call Mississippi coast crime stoppers at 877-787-5898View source material and photos for this episode at: thedeckpodcast.com/george-kirkland-asia-norman-lindsay-foster-hurr/ Let us deal you in… follow The Deck on social media.Instagram: @thedeckpodcast | @audiochuckTwitter: @thedeckpodcast_ | @audiochuckFacebook: /TheDeckPodcast | /audiochuckllcTo support Season of Justice and learn more, please visit seasonofjustice.org. The Deck is hosted by Ashley Flowers. Instagram: @ashleyflowersTikTok: @ashleyflowerscrimejunkieTwitter: @Ash_FlowersFacebook: /AshleyFlowers.AF Text Ashley at 317-733-7485 to talk all things true crime, get behind the scenes updates, and more!
Chapter 1: What happened on the night of December 22, 2019, in Mississippi?
Our card this week is George Kirkland, Asia Norman, and Lindsey Foster Herr, the two of clubs from Mississippi. When George, Asia, and Lindsey were all murdered on a stormy Mississippi night in 2019, nobody in the area heard or saw anything.
But in the days after the attack, rumors and conspiracy theories began running wild, creating a tangled web that detectives are still unweaving more than five years later. I'm Ashley Flowers, and this is The Deck. Around 1 a.m. on December 22nd, 2019, a woman we'll call Penny walked over to her local corner store in the rain to get some pills from her nephew, George.
Now, he wasn't there when she arrived and didn't show up for the multiple hours Penny waited around in the storm. So finally, she decided to just walk to his house, which was right around the corner on Old Slag Road in Moss Point, Mississippi. When she got there, she could see that the house was totally dark, but that wasn't necessarily a surprise. The power had been cut off a while back.
But what was surprising was the fact that the front door was cracked open. So Penny turned on her phone's flashlight, pushed the door open, and began calling out for George, slowly inching into the house a little to call out a second time when he didn't answer.
When she got no response that second time, Penny went back to the corner store hoping that George would just turn up there eventually like they'd planned. But he didn't. In fact, Penny waited outside the store for another handful of hours without word from George. So bracing the storm, she walked back to his house to check one more time.
When she stepped into the dark entryway again, she heard what sounded like a very faint moaning sound coming from somewhere inside. She followed the noise, using her phone's flashlight to light her path, through the living room, past the kitchen, toward several bedrooms at the back of the one-story house. When Penny shined her light through one of the doors, she saw blood.
More and more of it as she panned her light over the bed where she finally saw where all of it was coming from. There was a semi-conscious, fully-clothed woman lying there on the verge of death. Penny could tell that this woman was breathing, but it sounded labored. In the dark, she assumed that the woman had been beaten up.
And when Penny tried to wake the woman and the woman didn't respond, Penny ran to find a nearby friend. The two returned to George's house together, and that's when Penny called 911. Just four minutes later, at 7.10 a.m., Moss Point police officers showed up at the scene.
While it was now light outside, the house was still dark, so officers had to use flashlights to navigate the house and find the bleeding woman. They also found two additional victims in another bedroom. Here's Detective Kimberly Snowden, the lead detective on the case.
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Chapter 2: Who discovered the crime scene and what did they find?
There could be some other stuff, but I want some relevance before sending that, you know, not just, are we going to get something from this? Are we going to get something from that? It's, you know, definitely the shell casings and things like that went, and I hope that there will be a connection with that at some point.
What Detective Snowden is really hoping to find is the gun that was used in the murders. If she can tie the projectiles to a specific gun and then trace that gun back to a specific person, that could be enough for probable cause.
But in the meantime, Detective Snowden wants to go back through the case file again, page by page, to see if there's anything that was initially missed or anyone that should be re-interviewed. She wants her other detectives to get involved too, especially those who weren't with the department in 2019, because they can come at it with fresh eyes.
And it's not just this triple homicide that she's focusing on.
We've got a lot of older cases, too, that we're working on. And I always try to explain to the families, there's hope. As long as you have somebody willing to try and keep the case alive and the momentum going, there's hope. Don't ever give up on hope. Sometimes we can solve a case, and sometimes we can't.
But we try. For George, Asia, and Lindsey's families, closure is paramount.
Not a day go by we don't think about our family member, Asia. I had to pray to God and find closure that way with myself to just put it in God's hand that he would, you know what I'm saying, seek justice and make sure that our family get the proper closure for her life, you know.
Man, the peace and closure that I want is I want to know exactly who did it. I want to know without a shadow of a doubt. I mean, I'm destroyed constantly.
You know, that person that did the horrendous act, they put a lot of people in torment for the rest of their life. Because from one horrific act, you have a lifetime of sorrow. A lifetime. It never goes away.
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