In the Crosshairs: 10 Years Later
Remembering the victims of the 2002 sniper rampage
The snipers who terrorized the D.C. region over 23 days killed 10 people. WTOP's "In the Crosshairs" series takes a closer look at those who lost their lives. Full Story
Sniper turns against sniper
Sniper Lee Boyd Malvo made a deal with prosecutors.
Learn what went on behind the scenes before he
faced the families of the victims.
Full Story
Behind the death penalty pursuit
Prosecutor Paul Ebert had never witnessed an
execution until sniper John
Allen Muhammad was put to death. Full Story
In interview DC sniper says he was sexually abused
Convicted D.C. sniper Lee Boyd Malvo said in a television interview that aired Thursday that he was sexually abused by John Allen Muhammad, his adult accomplice in shootings that terrorized the Washington area 10 years ago.
Lessons for parents 10 years after the sniper shootings
The 2002 sniper shootings made everyone who stepped outside feel like a potential target, and for people in charge of keeping kids safe it was just as scary.
The making of Lee Boyd Malvo's plea deal
Lee Boyd Malvo's plea deal after the string of Beltway Sniper murders started with one letter.
A prosecutor's tale: Paul Ebert on pursuing the death penalty
Paul Ebert has sent more murderers to the death chamber than any prosecutor in the country, but he had never witnessed an execution. Then he met John Allen Muhammad.
Part 20: Sniper John Allen Muhammad never said he was sorry
WTOP's Neal Augenstein reports.
Part 19: Malvo willing to plead to every murder
WTOP's Neal Augenstein reports.
Remembering the victims
The snipers killed 10 people during their 23-day spree.
Part 18: Malvo the 'thoughtful yet cold-blooded killer'
WTOP's Neal Augenstein reports.
Part 17: Looking back on night snipers were captured
WTOP's Dick Uliano reports.
Part 16: Sniper rampage ends with killers quietly cornered
WTOP's Dick Uliano reports.
Part 15: Night Muhammad and Malvo were caught
WTOP's Neal Augenstein reports.
Part 14: Abused ex-wife of sniper also was a victim
WTOP's Hank Silverberg talks with Mildred Muhammad 10 years after the rampage.
Part 13: Police focus was not on snipers' Caprice
WTOP's Dick Uliano reports on how all eyes were looking for a white van.
Part 12: How did the snipers get their killing machine?
WTOP's Dick Uliano recounts how the snipers got their 1990 Chevy Caprice.
The futile search for a white van in shootings
During the Beltway sniper siege, all eyes were looking for white vans. Yet the snipers did their killing from a hole cut in the trunk of a 1990 Chevy Caprice - and so the futile search began.
Sniper's ex-wife talks about Muhammad's abuse
Mildred Muhammad never knew she was John Allen Muhammad's intended target.
Keeping children safe during sniper attacks
From the moment news broke that five people were murdered in random shootings in Montgomery County, parents wanted to know: How could the schools keep their children safe?
Retired chief: Fury at media part of Beltway Sniper code
Ten years after the Beltway Sniper rampage a former Montgomery County police chief says the presence of digital media would change his strategy today.
Part 11: Shooting at Benjamin Tasker Middle prompted outrage
WTOP's Neal Augenstein reports it wasn't just the wounding of the child that upset police.
Part 10: Keeping children safe during the crisis
WTOP's Kate Ryan reports on how one mother changed her behavior during the attacks.




WTOP.com - Purpose of Comments statement Click to show
Hubbard Radio, LLC encourages site users to express their opinions by posting comments. Our goal is to maintain a civil dialogue in which readers feel comfortable. At times, the comment boards following articles, blog posts and other content can descend to personal attacks. Please do not engage in such behavior here. We encourage your thoughtful comments which:
Hubbard Radio, LLC reserves the right to remove comments which do not conform to these criteria.
You are reading comments on the story: