The Diary of The D.C. Sniper

Author: Lee Boyd Malvo
Edition: 1st
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 1937182231

The Diary of The D.C. Sniper

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In October 2002, a little over a year after the September 11th terrorist attacks, the entire East Coast was gripped in fear by a series of random shootings and murders that occurred in and around our nation's capital.A

The Panic...

These were innocent people, doing everyday things, from pumping gas, to reading a book on a park bench, mowing their lawn or just walking down the street.A Most were gunned down in broad daylight, seemingly without any rhyme or reason.A The shooters left no evidence other than a loud bang and a single bullet casing in their wake. The only connection between all of the victims was that there was no connection at all.

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In October 2002, a little over a year after the September 11th terrorist attacks, the entire East Coast was gripped in fear by a series of random shootings and murders that occurred in and around our nation's capital.A

The Panic.

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