Virginia prosecutors and lawyers for Mr. Malvo asked the Supreme Court to drop his appeal in light of a new state law giving juvenile offenders the right to seek parole. By Adam Liptak The justices ...

SEATTLE - West Coast investigators are digging into the lives of two men named in connection with 13 sniper attacks in the Washington, D.C., area, searching for clues as to what may have motivated a ...

Kill him next week or kill him some time thereafter, but John Allen Muhammad has to die, no matter what his lawyers say. Muhammad was convicted in Virginia for the murder of Dean Meyers in October of ...

John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo terrorized the Beltway for weeks Jessica Sager is a contributing writer at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2023. Her work has previously appeared in ...

MANASSAS, VA - A judge rejected John Allen Muhammad insistence of innocence and sentenced him to death Tuesday, saying his actions in the Washington-area sniper shootings that left 10 people dead were ...

The sentencing hearing for convicted sniper John Allen Muhammad has been pushed to an unspecified date in March or April to avoid a scheduling conflict, delaying a Prince William judge's ruling on ...

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A man who authorities allege obtained fraudulent identification documents from sniper suspect John Allen Muhammad while the two were on the Caribbean island of Antigua was arrested yesterday by ...

UPDATE: JARRATT — John Allen Muhammad, 48, the leader of a two-man shooting team that kept the region in fear through much of October 2002, was pronounced dead at 9:11 p.m. in Virginia’s death house ...

John Allen Muhammad was convicted in Rockville of six sniper killings after the prosecution’s star witness, Muhammad’s young protege, portrayed him as the mastermind of an audacious terrorist scheme.

For three weeks in October 2002, parts of Maryland, Washington and Northern Virginia were terrorized by sniper attacks perpetrated by John Allen Muhammad and his 17-year-old accomplice, Lee Boyd Malvo ...