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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 2002

Page

2

Sniper Case Redefines US Crime History

A deadly 21 day spree in Maryland and Washington DC left 10 killed and 5 million frightened as a sniper used suburban targets and a Caprice, leaving a troubling ransom note. Police tied the killings to John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo, amid questions of a two-person extortion plot.

Trio Verennty Montgomery County Maryland Washington DC Reulit Wen Tentiles No Sulness Eric Hickey California State University At Fresno

Arrestees Bring Mixed Relief To Grieving Families

Relatives of victims across Maryland Virginia and Washington express relief at arrests in the sniper killings but stress the loss remains. The cases span Oct 2 to Oct 14 with ten killed and three wounded. Survivors and families seek closure and healing through faith and patience.

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Fear fades as snipers captured in Maryland suburb

In Aspen Hill Maryland residents, relieved after the pre dawn arrests of two men linked to the sniper killings, resume normal shopping and errands. Families exaggerate caution yet express hope the violence is ending as they regain outdoor freedom and routines.

Bloomer Washington

Suspect linked to Alabama liquor store shooting

Montgomery Alabama police said at least one suspect linked to the Washington DC area sniper case may have been involved in a September liquor store shooting in Montgomery that left an employee dead and another gravely injured. Authorities noted federal charges against John Lee Malvo remain sealed, while Muhammad awaited arraignment on a firearms charge from a 2000 Tacoma order.

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White van miss in Washington area sniper spree

Police say the widely reported white van or box truck was not involved in the nearby sniper shootings. Arrests showed the suspects used a blue Chevrolet Caprice, correcting memory reports that linked a white van to the spree.

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