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Washington, DC / Sniper Shootings / Malvo #1031802

CNN Evening News for Monday, Oct 01, 2012
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) How the DC sniper Lee Boyd Malvo is speaking out about the sniper shootings in a "Washington Post" interview on the 10th anniversary noted. [Voice of MALVO - says he stole people's lives and did someone else's bidding; expresses sorrow for the murders.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) A look back at the sniper shootings in and around Washington, DC, in 2002 presented; contemporary scenes and maps shown. [Former Montgomery County assistant chief of police Deirdre WALKER†- talks about the violence, waiting to engage with the shooter and the two shooters John Muhammad and Malvo.] [Later, CNN reporters Joe JOHNS, Jeanne MESERVE, Anderson COOPER - recount the story.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson
Duration:
00:10:10

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