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November 10, 2009
Ex-wife of infamous 'D.C. Sniper' felt guilty about shootings
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His shooting spree left at least 10 dead and millions terrified of bullets coming from an unseen sniper.

But Mildred Muhammad believes she was the ultimate target of her ex-husband, John Allan Muhammad, the man dubbed the "D.C. Sniper."

And for some time, Muhammad said she felt extreme guilt for the victims that were gunned down in grocery store parking lots and gas stations. The youngest was a 13-year-old boy who was shot while walking to his Maryland school.

Muhammad spoke about the guilt she felt after the killing spree on CNN's "Larry King Live" on Monday night, the day before her ex-husband was scheduled to be executed.

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Joanne P   November 10th, 2009 1:21 pm ET

Another nut. Obviously if she was his target, he would have executed her first. Other's lives are not a "practice session", not by a serial killer who places little value on human life. Madam, get over yourself!

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