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Police: Black Jamaican Migrant Sniper Punk Malvo Confessed to Killing White Man on Arizona Golf Course
  Police said Friday that Lee Boyd Malvo tearfully confessed that he and John Allen Muhammad were responsible for killing 60-year-old Jerry R. Taylor on a golf course in Tucson. Witz said she long suspected the pair were responsible, though they had never been conclusively linked to the death. With her approval, Tucson police interviewed Malvo for two hours Thursday in Maryland after granting him immunity from prosecution, Capt. Bill Richards said. Malvo said the shooting took place while he and Muhammad were in the area visiting Muhammad's older sister, Richards said. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Black-on-white) - (Hatecrimes)
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  Billy Gene Dillon appeared in newspaper articles nationwide, listed as a previously unpublicized victim of snipers John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo.
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Albert Michalczyk, 76, of Oro Valley, Ariz., said the report answered his suspicions about who shot him on a Clearwater, Fla., golf course May 18, 2002.
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 One of the two snipers who murdered 10 people in a killing spree that terrorised Washington has revealed their plans to kill hundreds of children, policemen and rescue workers in an attempt to shut down cities across the country. John Allen Muhammad, 45, and his accomplice, Lee Boyd Malvo, 21, brought America's capital to a standstill in 2002 as they picked off white targets at petrol stations and shops in the city's prosperous suburbs. Malvo testified that Muhammad, driven by hatred of America because of its "slavery, hypocrisy and foreign policy" and his belief that "the white man is the devil", planned to kill six whites a day for 30 days. Malvo alleged that Muhammad had said: "We are going to go to the Washington DC area and we are going to terrorise these people." |
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