An exhibit about the “Beltway Sniper” shootings that killed 10, terrorizing residents of Maryland, D.C. and Virginia in 2002, ...

WASHINGTON — The teen sentenced to life in prison as part of the D.C. sniper case will get an opportunity to have some of his sentences changed. A federal court in Norfolk, Virginia, on Friday ordered ...

McLEAN, Va. — Defense attorneys said Sunday that they will seek to suppress a police interrogation of 17-year-old sniper suspect Lee Boyd Malvo in which he reportedly confessed to some of the ...

A Louisiana man shot by Lee Boyd Malvo before the spree that terrorized the D.C. area in 2002 received a letter of apology from the convicted sniper.

Attorneys for sniper suspect Lee Boyd Malvo yesterday asked a Fairfax County judge to dismiss the capital murder charges against their client, arguing that Malvo was charged with the "same act" in ...

A federal judge ordered convicted D.C. sniper Lee Boyd Malvo be resentenced, NBC News correspondent Pete Williams said. Malvo is one of two men convicted for a string of shootings that terrorized the ...

It has been 20 years since the Washington, D.C., region was terrorized by a slew of shootings on area freeways, gas stations and other public locations. One of the two suspects charged in the ...

John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo terrorized the population when they went on a serial shooting spree in October 2002. Muhammad, then 41, and Malvo, then 17, shot and killed 10 people and injured ...

FAIRFAX, Va. -- Sniper suspect Lee Boyd Malvo willingly confessed to some of the shootings during a police interview last fall, laughing as he recalled shooting an FBI analyst in the head, prosecutors ...

Currently in prison awaiting resentencing for multiple charges stemming from a multi-state shooting spree in 2002 that left ten people dead. In the Fairfax County, Virginia, trial, Malvo used an ...