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In episode 8 of our true crime podcast series “Three Weeks of Hell: the DC Snipers,” two women share their life stories impacted by the infamous killing spree 20 years ago.

Former Montgomery County, Maryland Police Chief Charles Moose who led D.C. sniper investigation had died at 68.

Charles Moose, who earned national recognition during the Washington, D.C. sniper killings has died. Growing up in Lexington, Moose wasn’t aspiring to be a policeman. In his book Three Weeks in October: The Hunt for the Serial Sniper, he recounts his time as a young Black man in the 1960s being wary of police and keeping a low profile to avoid any potential confrontations.

>> everybody in the washington area began looking for white vans. and there are white vans everywhere. if you begin to look. just in maryland alone, there were 70,000 white vans. >> and this became a metaphor for tunnel vision in the investigation. because of course, the snipers were never in a white van. the so-called serial sniper took the weekend off. letting d.c. area parents breathe a bit of a sigh of relief. as students return to school on

Incident which they are not releasing. after review of the video, they placed that officer who tackled blake on administrative duty pending the outcome of the investigation. john. jason, thank you. police in phoenix are on the hunt for a possible serial sniper who is targeting cars on i-10. on thursday, police reported an 11th freeway shooting. bullet hole found in a truck there. seven of the attacks involved gunfire. the others with projectiles. possibly bbs or pellet guns. six police offic...

Just in maryland alone, there were 70,000 white vans. and this became a metaphor for tunnel vision in the investigation, because, of course, the snipers were never in a white van. >> so-called serial sniper took the weekend off, no new shootings reported. d.c., area parents breathe a bit of a sigh of relief as students return to school, on edge, under tight security. >> two days pass without new shootings and chief moose uses the lull to assure the public that the most vulnerable among