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,Maivo Claims 4 Other Shootings, Source Says Page 1 of 4 washingtonpostcom e ° Advertisement Malvo Claims 4 Other Shootings, i; Source Says |@_ List of Snipers' Confirmed and Suspected Attacks invent Across U.S. Grows to 27 -- 17 Fatal Acverlisemen By Ernesto Londoifo and Eric Rich Washi Post Staff Wri Washington Post Staff Writer CLICK HERE to tell Comeast Lee Boyd Malvo told law enforcement officials this to turn onl spring that he and fellow sniper John Allen 7 I Muhammad are responsible for four shootings across the Nationals! the country that have not been publicly attributed to them, a source familiar with the case said. A second source confirmed that investigators have received information implicating the snipers in those shootings, which claimed the lives of two men and wounded two others in the months before the October 2002 slayings that terrorized the Washington region. The sources declined to speak for attribution because of the sensitivity of the information. Malvo was interviewed extensively by law enforcement officials in preparation for his testimony at Muhammad's trial last month in Maryland. It is unclear to what degree, if any, authorities have corroborated Malvo's new claims. He has provided conflicting accounts of shootings in the past and testified last month that he lied to investigators after he and Muhammad were arrested. The-claims bring the list of confirmed and-suspected-sniper shootings to 27, including 17 homicides, and add two states to the list of jurisdictions that could file charges against Muhammad and Malvo. The first previously undisclosed homicide victim was a man shot in California in February or March 2002. The second was a 37-year-old Texas man shot in the head from a distance May 27 in a sparsely populated area of Denton, about 40 miles northwest of Dallas, The two survivors are a 76-year-old Tucson man shot May 18, 2002, at a golf course in west-central ; Florida and a 54-year-old Louisiana man robbed and shot Aug. 1, 2002, after leaving a shopping mall in Hammond, about 45 miles east of Baton Rouge. Malvo also said recently that the pair was involved in five homicides and two nonfatal shootings outside the Washington area to which they had previously been linked by varying amounts of physical and circumstantial evidence. These are the slayings of Keenya Cook, 21, of Tacoma, Wash.; Jerry Ray Taylor, 60, of Tucson; Million A. Woldemariam, 41, of Atlanta; Claudine Lee Parker, 52, of Montgomery, Ala.; and Hong Im Ballenger, 45, of Baton Rouge. The survivors are Kellie Adams, 27, of Montgomery; and Wright Williams Jr., 55, of Baton Rouge. L http://www. washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/06/15/AR2006061502142 p... 6/19/2006