Sniper suspect John Muhammad forged path from Louisiana youth to violence
Relatives recount a normal Louisiana childhood before discipline issues in the National Guard and Gulf War service. He earned army marksmanship honors, embraced Islam, and later divorced twice. He mentored a boy he called his son John Lee Malvo, and faced weapons charges after attempting to equip a silenced rifle. Federal papers reveal aliases and ties to Fort Lewis.
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Restraining order used to detain sniper suspect
John Muhammad was held on a Thursday for violating a restraining order linked to his ex wife Mildred Williams. Divorce papers show the order barred him from firearm possession and may explain his movements near Washington D C. Williams claimed abuse and abduction of their three children with custody and unclear whereabouts.
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