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	Beltway sniper attacks - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Neither sniper was legally allowed to acquire firearms in the U.S. The dealer responsible for the assault rifle used in the attacks had an extensive record of firearms violations, and had not reported the gun missing (after it had apparently been shoplifted by Malvo) as required by law.
		It is believed the sniper used the circular Capital Beltway to get from place to place, although several of the attacks occurred along Interstate 95 south of the Beltway in Virginia.
		The Beltway Sniper attacks may have permanently damaged the notion that mass murderers are primarily disgruntled and/or mentally unbalanced middle-aged white men.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Beltway_sniper_attacks (3325 words)

	DCSnipermuslimpederast
		The two suspects held by authorities in connection with the serial sniper shootings in the Washington, D.C., region were homosexual lovers with ties to the al-Qaida terror network, according to a report in the National Enquirer.
		Police were not immediately saying whether they were suspects in case in which sniper has killed 10 people and injured three others in a single shot since October 2 in the Washington DC area.
		A sniper's scope, a tripod and a.223-calibre rifle were in the boot.
	www.inoohr.org /dcsnipermuslimpederast.htm (5817 words)

	Ineptness By Law Enforcement Goes Unexplained In Wash-DC Sniper Case by Bill Sardi
		The snipers later demanded $10 million be deposited to this credit card account, a demand which could not met by law enforcement agencies because the account had been closed, so the killings continued.
		Police were saying the sniper was very cunning, "the work of a pro," and federal authorities, in an obvious effort to capitalize on the shootings to aid their efforts to go to war against Iraq, began releasing information that Al Qaeda had trained terrorists to conduct drive-by shootings.
		Some 2000 law enforcement officers acting like "keystone cops" were chasing the Beltway snipers in a white van or truck when the hard clues to the snipers were right on their desks.
	www.lewrockwell.com /sardi/sardi18.html (2032 words)

	Beltway Snipers
		Beltway Sniper Archives Terrorism in U.S. The snipers car had two '4 inch circular holes' drilled out of the trunk back...
		Beltway sniper Lee Malvo might be the most famous illegal alien ever detained and released by the Immigration Service on the lying promise that he would attend U.S. Immigration Court hearings.
		You've asked us to say, 'We have caught the sniper like a duck in a noose.' We understand that hearing us say this is important to you," Moose said late Wednesday at a televised news briefing, called so authorities could release information on two people sought for questioning in the 13 sniper shootings.
	www.warriorsfortruth.com /beltway-sniper-news.html (928 words)

	GunWeek.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		The extent of the detailed reporting and the space devoted to the two separate jury trials in venues removed from the Beltway is a measure of the impact that the series of random murders in the Fall of 2002 had on people of that part of the country.
		During the discussions about crime and guns, the Beltway snipings came up and they provided us—in personal and graphic detail—with descriptions of what it was like to be living in constant, daily fear while local and federal law enforcement agencies seemed to be unable to apprehend the murderers.
		Given the fact that almost every citizen living in the Beltway area was somehow affected by the serial murders, it was not surprising that the courts moved the trials to two different cities in the southern part of the Virginia.
	www.gunweek.com /2004/hs010104.html (1115 words)

	Jon Christian Ryter
		Then, assuming there was a reason the snipers did not “play” their deadly game on Tuesdays or on the weekends, it logically followed that they did not because those with whom they resided did not work on Tuesday or on the weekend and their “absence” would have been conspicuous on those days.
		But had they not provided the Beltway Sniper Task Force with ALL of the clues needed to apprehend them, it is quite clear they would still be at large, and the death toll would now be much larger.
		Had that happened, the beltways around every major urban center in the nation would have become a killing field as more and more copycat snipers would have tried their luck on the roulette wheel of fate.
	www.jonchristianryter.com /2002/021105.html (7883 words)

	CNN.com Special Report
		John Allen Muhammad was sentenced to death for his role in the 2002 sniper slayings
		John Allen Muhammad was sentenced to death for his role in one in a series of deadly sniper shootings that terrorized the Washington, D.C.-area in October 2002.
		Both men are linked to sniper slayings that killed 10 people and wounded three in Virginia and Maryland, and similar shootings in several other states.
	www.cnn.com /SPECIALS/2002/sniper.legal (223 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Indeed, when it came to investigating this unique sniper, an arbitrary killer of innocent people going about their daily lives, law enforcement faced enormous odds against catching what can surely be called a clandestine terrorist, feeding on power and fear.
		When it comes to investigating this sniper, an arbitrary killer of innocent people going about their daily lives, law enforcement faces enormous odds against catching what can surely be called a clandestine terrorist.
		The investigative imagination, law enforcement synergy, dogged police work and public vigilance that are present in the sniper case will most likely stop and solve these crimes and bring the person or persons responsible to justice -- not unreasonable super-sleuth expectations or saturation coverage by the news media.
	www.realdemocracy.com /snipers2.htm (369 words)

	WorldNetDaily: Police tried to make eyewitness doubt initial ID
		Steve Cribbin, an Army veteran, says he is convinced he spotted the Beltway snipers on the first day of their bloody three-week rampage.
		The snipers were able to elude police who mistakenly searched for a white man in a white truck or van.
		After the snipers shot and killed a man at a nearby grocery store parking lot about 45 minutes later, a Montgomery County police detective canvassed witnesses at the Michaels shopping center and took a statement from Cribbin.
	www.wnd.com /news/printer-friendly.asp?ARTICLE_ID=31820 (830 words)

	Beltway Snipers Will Beat Death Rap in Maryland, Warns Prosecutor
		A veteran Baltimore prosecutor warned Monday that Maryland State's Attorney Douglas Gansler's insistence that his state be the first to prosecute Beltway sniper suspects John Muhammed and John Lee Malvo could end up saving them from the death penalty.
		The veteran death case prosecutor urged Gansler to drop his jurisdictional claims in the sniper case.
		can you tell she is running for election and realises that she can't afford to appear soft on the beltway snipers.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/777969/posts (1167 words)

	The Sniper and the Keystone Cops: Another Case of Why Gun Control is Evil by William L. Anderson
		The Beltway Snipers’ murder spree ended the other night at a rest stop that I frequent on my way home after teaching an MBA economics class in Frederick, Maryland.
		It is a good thing the killers were asleep and unaware that others at the stop had called the police, because had they escaped, most likely they would still be at large.
		Journalists who populate the Beltway area are second in their love for statism only to the North Korean propagandists, and soon after John Muhammad and his 17-year-old pal were in custody, the area press was pouring in its congratulations to the Maryland police and the FBI, who supposedly "solved" this case.
	www.lewrockwell.com /anderson/anderson57.html (1106 words)

	The Beltway snipers: Farrakhan is not blameless (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		In a news conference three days after Beltway sniper suspects John Allen Muhammad and John Lee Malvo were caught, Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan acknowledged that Muhammad was a member of the Nation Of Islam.
		From then on, the Nation of Islam tried to distance itself from Muhammad, declaring that it did not encourage the actions he allegedly took and that it was wrong and absurd to hold the Nation Of Islam at all culpable for the actions of one radical member.
		The hatred that drove the Beltway snipers to kill is the same kind of hatred Farrakhan has been publicly spewing for nearly 40 years.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/news/793972/posts (2009 words)

	Snipers Car Co-Owner Arrested
		Authorities say a hole had been cut in the trunk from which the snipers may have fired on their unsuspecting victims.
		Law enforcement sources have said two letters left behind in the sniper cases demanded $10 million.
		The New York Times reported Saturday there were two other times during the three-week terror spree the snipers' car was also pulled over and then released.
	www.warriorsfortruth.com /beltway-snipers-accomplice.html (790 words)

	The Snipers: Crazy or Jihadis? - article by Daniel Pipes
		That's the question I think everyone is asking." So agonized the half-brother of Lee Malvo, the alleged 17-year-old sniper, baffled by the causes behind the Washington, D.C.-area shooting spree that left 10 people dead.
		The Atlanta Journal-Constitution merely reported that local Muslims rue the snipers having "once again tarred the image of a peaceful religion." All those interviewed by the Commercial Appeal in Memphis "agreed that it did not matter that one of the suspected snipers had converted to Islam."
		The alleged snipers "weren't motivated by any religious or political agenda" but appeared to be "deranged individuals" who acted for reasons of their own, says Ibrahim Hooper, the Council on American-Islamic Relations spokesman.
	www.danielpipes.org /article/493 (827 words)

	Sniper Trained on Video Game
		On October 11, two weeks before the Beltway Snipers were arrested, Miami attorney Jack Thompson was interviewed by Matt Lauer on NBC’s Today.
		Thompson stated that the "Beltway Sniper" investigative team should look at the plausible scenario that the shooter was "a video gamer trained on sniper video games and as young as 15 years of age." Thompson talked with Mr.
		Microsoft should be sued and held liable for money damages by the victims of the Beltway Snipers.
	www.fradical.com /Sniper_trained_on_Halo.htm (578 words)

	ipedia.com: Beltway sniper attacks Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Authorities initially attributed the attacks to a lone sniper, dubbed by journalists the "Beltway Sniper", the "Washington Sniper", the "Serial Sniper" or the "Tarot Card Killer" (see serial killer).
		The judges concurred in both cases, and Muhammad is set for execution in October 2004.
		The first sniper shooting occurs on October 2 in Montgomery County, Maryland, a northern suburban county near Washington, DC in the Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan Area.
	www.ipedia.com /beltway_sniper_attacks.html (1418 words)

	Confusion Road - Satire That Fits Your Lifestyle
		Peterson points out that the Ohio sniper's lackluster hit ratio and plodding pace compares poorly to that of the Beltway snipers.
		Another weakness in the Ohio sniper's approach is poor equipment selection.
		There is no excuse, Peterson says, for the sniper's failure to equip himself properly.
	www.confusionroad.com /article.php?article_id=217 (660 words)

	Law Enforcement News - December 15/31, 2002
		Experts have been proved wrong here from the start, as profilers pegged the sniper as a single white man, when in fact there were two, both of them fl.
		Federal, county and local law enforcement agencies were involved in the 23-day manhunt, in what was said to be the largest investigative team ever assembled in a case involving a local murder.
		The caller, who is said to have been one of the snipers, bragged to a priest in Ashland about an unsolved crime committed on Sept. 21 at a liquor store, in which a fingerprint was left behind on a magazine about guns.
	www.lib.jjay.cuny.edu /len/2002/12.31/page7.html (1369 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		As in the past, the hallmark of these attacks is an emotional appeal designed to generate fear and loathing in the audience while obscuring any inconvenient facts.
		Halsne first identifies the AR-15 as a “sniper’s rifle.” In reality it is an emasculated civilian version of the standard infantryman’s rifle, which is never used by real snipers and rarely used by criminals.
		He mentions that the DC “sniper” rifle seems to have evaded the normal paperwork, but he fails to tell KIRO viewers that the infamous rifle was most likely stolen from a gun store.
	www.rkba.org /comment/brown/kiro.doc (701 words)

	WorldNetDaily: Chief Moose cost lives
		Part of me doesn't care who gets credit for capturing the Beltway snipers, however misplaced that credit may be, so long as they're off the streets.
		The sniper task force, which Moose led from start to finish, questioned white men right up to the day arrest warrants were issued for Muhammad and Malvo.
		But he refused to release a composite sketch of a suspect based on witness accounts, because he didn't want to "paint some group." Snipers were terrorizing Washington, assassinating people left and right, even a boy, and the top cop on the case was more concerned about offending a minority group than catching the killers.
	www.worldnetdaily.com /news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=29590 (2133 words)

	The Forest For The Trees: Bushmaster Folds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Bushmaster Firearms, the manufacturer of the rifle used by the Beltway Snipers, has caved-in to the Brady Center and settled a lawsuit brought by eight of the victims' families.
		It does not claim that Bushmaster provided the weapons to the snipers in violation of federal firearms law.
		The fault for the Beltway Sniper shootings falls on John Lee Malvo and John Allen Muhammad.
	forester.blogspot.com /2004/09/bushmaster-folds.html (320 words)

	The Free Press -- Independent News Media - Bob Fitrakis
		Thompson was confident that the Columbus Sniper Task Force would follow up on his profile.
		Two months after Thompson’s prediction, Dateline NBC reporter Stone Phillips reported: “Muhammad, satisfied that Malvo was able to kill as a sniper based upon the training he gave Malvo on the rifle range, was upset that Malvo was yet unwilling to kill as a sniper.
		With McCoy’s family pleading with him to surrender, the alleged sniper was hiding in Las Vegas where he was arrested in the early hours of the morning on March 17.
	www.freepress.org /columns/display/3/2004/940 (1573 words)

	Black Racism and the Beltway Snipers: A Media Double Standard
		There were TV specials and exposes of the militia galore and lots of efforts to relate conservatism and libertarianism to gutter level racism and terrorism.
		The way the media has treated the Beltway Sniper affair is disturbing because it shows that our journalists have become completely timid and afraid to ask important questions or cover important stories because they might offend some people.
		Perhaps the real story of the beltway snipers is not that of fl racism but that of the failure of our timid and politically correct media to do its job and tell us the whole story.
	www.freecongress.org /commentaries/2002/021213dj.asp (818 words)

	.223: The Beltway Snipers Brought to Justice
		Between September 14 and October 22 of 2002, at least fourteen people were shot by a sniper or snipers in Washington D.C. and nearby sections of Maryland and Virginia.
		Since these laws make everybody living in the area of the Beltway Sniper murders "victims", then by definition all potential jurors are "victims" and therefore can't serve.
		He also said that he and Muhammad were equal members of "a sniper team", each of them doing his share of the killings.
	www.crimeweek.com /oldarticles/223.html (4302 words)

	John Allen Muhammad's Trial for the October 2002 Murder of Dean Harold Meyers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Others of the "Beltway Sniper" killings may be counted against Muhammad even before he's found guilty of them in separate trials.
		A fingerprint expert from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms testified that the extortion note left by the Beltway Snipers remained in its Ziploc bag while the bag itself was being analyzed for clues -- and wasn't read until hours after the deadline on the note had passed.
		This was the reason for the one-hour delay in the start of the trial, and the bench conference that took place after that delay.
	crime.allinfoabout.com /beltwaysnipers/muhammad-trial1.html (2235 words)

	OpinionJournal - Wonder Land
		At the moment, there doesn't seem to be much opposition to executing the Beltway snipers.
		But I think the simple consensus that emerged for executing the snipers is rooted in realities that the opponents seem unable to understand.
		But September 11 and now these nine sniper murders, of an indescribable randomness, have helped many Americans understand the nature of justice in the kind of society in which they wish to live.
	www.opinionjournal.com /columnists/dhenninger?id=110002556 (1051 words)

	Authorities Show How Beltway Snipers Got Guns \| JoinTogether.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		For the first time since last fall's sniper shootings in the Washington, D.C.-area, law-enforcement officials are explaining how the guns were obtained from a Tacoma, Wash., gun shop, the Seattle Times reported April 29.
		According to documents released by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF), sniper suspect John Muhammad practiced his marksmanship at Bull's Eye's firing range.
		In 2000, 64% of all homicides and 57% of all suicides in the United States resulted from the use of a firearm.
	www.jointogether.org /sa/news/summaries/reader/0,1854,563111,00.html (439 words)

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