VIRGINIA BEACH, Va., Oct. 24 (UPI) -- The prosecution in the trial of alleged sniper mastermind John Allen Muhammad Friday presented more witnesses of past crimes before finishing.
But so far only one witness has appeared in an attempt to link him with the string of sniper slayings, WTOP Radio reported.
Earlier a law officer who chased a suspect in Alabama after a slaying testified he felt "sick in the pit of my stomach" when he learned the man was later charged as the Washington sniper.
The patrol supervisor from Montgomery, Ala., identified a photo of Lee Boyd Malvo, charged along with Muhammad, as the man who fled the Sept. 21, 2002, liquor-store shooting that left one woman dead and another wounded.
James Graboys said he saw the suspects' photographs on a newscast and immediately recognized Malvo.
A month after the Montgomery killing, Malvo and Muhammad were arrested at a Maryland rest area. The trial is under way in Virginia Beach, Va..
