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Staff Writer C. Benjamin Ford is covering the trial of John Allen Muhammad in Rockville. He will be posting updates on what's happening in and around the courtroom throughout the trial, which is expected to last into June. Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo, his accused accomplice, are charged in the October 2002 shootings that killed six people in Montgomery County. Malvo's trial is scheduled for Oct. 10. For background on the shootings, see www.gazette.net/muhammadtrial. For our print coverage and archives of the online journals, please look at the righthand column of this page.
Wednesday, June 8
10:18 a.m.
Last week, John Allen Muhammad was found guilty of the six murder counts and received six life sentences as a penalty. The Gazette conducted an exclusive interview with the forewoman of the jury, Naté Venkatesan.

Friday, May 26
7:57 p.m.
In his closing argument, accused sniper John Allen Muhammad quoted Albert Einstein and Mark Twain, compared himself no more guilty of a crime than Jesus Christ or John the Baptist, and disclosed .22-caliber rounds were hidden in a large vitamin bottle in a sealed evidence bag. more...


12:52 p.m.
John Allen Muhammad’s defense ended when Judge James L. Ryan declined to allow the accused sniper to call a witness to a September shooting in Alabama. more...

Thursday, May 25
4:21 p.m.
The defense is expected to finish with witnesses Friday in the trial of accused sniper John Allen Muhammad. more...


3:57 p.m.
Ola D. Martin-Border, the sister of sniper victim James D. Martin, said this afternoon the trial of accused sniper John Allen Muhammad and the information learned from accomplice Lee Boyd Malvo, 21, has been worth the cost financially and emotionally. more...


1:56 p.m.
Accused sniper John Allen Muhammad questioned Prince William (Va.) Detective Ralph Daigneau about when police first obtained his DNA sample and about the search of a possible suspect in Stafford, Va. more...

Wednesday, May 24
6:12 p.m.
Accused sniper John Allen Muhammad smiled broadly as he began his defense. By his second witness, the smile had faded when his witness identified a man running away from a murder as African American instead of Indian as he expected. more...


12:53 a.m.
Accused sniper John Allen Muhammad cross-examination of Lee Boyd Malvo resumed this morning, with Muhammad growing argumentative at times with Malvo and Principal Deputy State’s Attorney Katherine Winfree. more...

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Muhammad
Defendant

Malvo
Witness

Martin
Victim

Buchanan
Victim

Walekar
Victim

Ramos
Victim

Lewis-Rivera
Victim

Johnson
Victim

Ryan
Judge

Gordon
Stand-by defense attorney
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Bonner
Stand-by defense attorney
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Neverdon
Stand-by defense attorney
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Winfree
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Chopra
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Archives:
Week 4:
May 26
May 25
May 24
May 23
May 22

Week 3:
May 19
May 18
May 17
May 16
May 15

Week 2:
May 12 (Court in recess)
May 11
May 10
May 9
May 8

Week 1:
May 5
May 4
May 3
May 2
May 1

Pre-trial:
April 28

Related coverage:

Forewoman: Sniper case was hard, but decision was easy

Muhammad guilty in six county murders

The price of revelation

Malvo says pair planned bombings

Malvo talked to police about sniper attacks, detective says

Survivors, witnesses face Muhammad

Opening statements recount night of arrest

Sniper trial expected to open Thursday

Muhammad trial set to begin

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