Talk:John Allen Muhammad

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I once read/heard Muhammad was the individual who fragged some guys in Gulf War I (Operation Desert Storm.) Can someone verify if this is the case?

I have been following this story since 2002 on an informal basis, and I have never heard or read that, even in some of the extremist articles. It seems a lot of his evil thinking and actions developed as he failed in civilian life after his time in the service. IMHO, with what we are now hearing in court from Malvo, assuming it is true, it is probably a good thing Muhammad failed as so many things, or harm to others would have been even worse than what he did accomplish stateside. Vaoverland 22:17, 25 May 2006 (UTC)

[edit] What happens to the corpses after electrocution?

If there are multi-million dollar civil lawsuits awarded against this death row murder, is it possible to remove his many internal organs after execution and sell on in the transplantation market, so the money benefits the relatives of his shooting victims? 195.70.32.136 13:32, 11 October 2006 (UTC)

This question is not related to improving the article. But no, US laws do not allow that - and Virginia uses lethal injection or electrocution, either of which would probably damage the organs. Rmhermen 02:46, 28 October 2006 (UTC)