Mildred D. Muhammad is most readily recognized as former wife of John Allen Muhammad – the convicted and now executed DC Sniper who terrorized the Washington DC metro area in late 2002. However, many are unaware that these horrendous attacks were a continuation of the fear tactics and abuse he inflicted upon Mildred, which included him emptying their bank accounts, kidnapping their children for 18 months, and stalking her to the DC area.

 

After several years of silence, she shares her own story of the day-to-day experiences of abuse and how it affected herself and her three children. Mildred is now Founder/Executive Director of After the Trauma, Inc., a consultant with the Office for Victims of Crime, author of two books “Scared Silent” and the workbook “A Survivor’s Journal,” and a national spokesperson and advocate for victims and survivors of Domestic Violence. 

 

Watch AP interview with Mildred Muhammad

 
 

Click here for Mildred D. Muhammad's Website 
 

"I was the Enemy"

Click here to read and listen to this interview with Mildred Muhammad on NPR.

Scared Silent

Click here to read this interview with Mildred Muhammad, ex-wife of the D.C. sniper, speaking about her experience with domestic violence.
 

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All event proceeds directly benefit Alamance County victims of domestic violence and child abuse. In the past six months, Family Abuse Services has provided 3,669 services to the community and victims through our Shelter, Transitional Housing, Court Advocacy, Hispanic Outreach, Visitation Services, and Community Education.
 

Family Abuse Services of Alamance County has been dedicated to the prevention and intervention of domestic violence through emergency relief support as well as promotion of healthy lifestyles and relationships since 1985. FAS partners with key community agencies, institutions and organizations utilizing a variety of programs in an effort to reach into the future and erase the threat of domestic violence.  The public sector organizations include local law enforcement personnel from the cities of Burlington and Graham and others in Alamance County, the Alamance County Sheriff's Office, Departments of Social Services, Alamance-Burlington School System and others.  Other private/non-for-profit partners include:  Legal Aid of NC, Alamance Regional Medical Center, CrossRoads:  Sexual Assault Response & Resource Center, The Exchange Club Family Center in Alamance, Women's Resource Center, and Alamance County Department of Social Services.

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