DC sniper Lee Boyd Malvo could return to Montgomery Co. courtroom

A judge is considering how and when Lee Boyd Malvo should be resentenced for killing six people in Montgomery County during the 2002 D.C. sniper attacks.

Retired Md. trooper recalls capture of DC snipers, news/stafford

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Ex-wife of DC sniper speaks out for domestic violence survivors

DC sniper Lee Boyd Malvo's lawyers argue for new sentence before Supreme Court – Action News Jax

DC Sniper to be re-sentenced in Montgomery County

D.C. sniper to narrate new docuseries on shootings - TheGrio

The Beltway Sniper Is Now the Center of a Debate About Juvenile Lifers – Mother Jones

Supreme Court to consider whether sniper Lee Boyd Malvo deserves new sentencing

Montgomery Case Raises Question: Are Parole Boards Following High Court Guidelines?Juvenile Justice Information Exchange

D.C. sniper attacks - Wikipedia

DC Sniper Lee Boyd Malvo head to the Supreme Court

DC Sniper to be re-sentenced in Montgomery County

Lee Boyd Malvo, convicted D.C. sniper, to argue for resentencing at Supreme Court - The Washington Post

Supreme Court to consider whether sniper Lee Boyd Malvo deserves new sentencing