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E19 DC Snipers Part 2 of 2
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John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo are well known for terrorizing the D.C. Metro area in 2002. In the first episode, we went back in time and looked at their lives leading up to that fateful fall, including what they have–or at least one of them has–said motivated their wicked rampage. In this episode we'll chronicle the weeks of terror, beginning with the deadliest day of their killing spree through the bizarre capture and convictions of these killers. We'll discuss the sentences as well as the subsequent changes to Lee Malvo's sentence that makes him eligible for release.
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The following are links to resources we discussed during or reviewed in preparation for this episode:
The Story of John Muhammad’s Partner in the D.C. Sniper Murders | Vanity Fair
Sniper shootings, 10 years later, haunt those it touched - The Washington Post
D.C. Sniper's first 'intended victim' speaks out | king5.com
Profiles: Lives shattered by sniper - Oct. 15, 2002
Ex-Wife Of D.C. Sniper: 'I Was The Enemy' : NPR
Three weeks of terror: How the 2002 D.C. sniper attacks unfolded
DC Area Sniper Fast Facts | CNN
Muhammad Is Gulf War Vet, Expert Marksman - ABC News
Antigua Alleges 'Serial Forgery' by Sniper Suspect - Los Angeles Times
Washington, D.C. sniper John Muhammad convicted
Sniper’s shattered family pieces lives back together | The Seattle Times
20 years later, survivor of DC snipers is not obsessing, but he'll never forget either
What Happened To DC Sniper John Allen Muhammad's Children?
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