Serial sniper suspects to face trial

The trial of one of the Washington serial sniper suspects, accused of killing 10 people during a three-week reign of terror, was due to begin today.

Tue, 14 Oct, 2003 - 07:22

The trial of one of the Washington serial sniper suspects, accused of killing 10 people during a three-week reign of terror, was due to begin today.

John Allen Muhammad, 42, was set to appear before a court in southern Virginia.

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