In 2002, John Allen Muhammad and teenage accomplice John Lee Malvo paralyzed the Washington D.C. area with fear. Hidden in a modified Chevy Caprice, they fired through a tiny hole near the license plate — striking victims at random, silently, from a distance. Panic swept the country as schools locked down and people zig-zagged while pumping gas, terrified they might be next. The killers left chilling messages, including a “Death” tarot card scrawled with: “Call me God” and “For you, Mr. Police.”