Genesis The Bullet Was Meant For Me D.C. Sniper Story Untold

Far from the flashing lights of media attention surrounding the D.C. Snipers is a story of domestic violence and abuse that erupted in the small town of Tacoma, Washington before spreading across the country in murderous fashion to our nation's capital. In October 2002, the people who lived in and around Washington D.C. feared for their lives every time they left home. This is a true story of where the killing spree of the D.C. Snipers began. John Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo murdered 21 year old Keenya Cook in Tacoma in February 2002. Author Isa Farrington-Nichols found herself very close to these dangerous murderers. The first sniper bullet was meant for her. The book details the personal relationship she had with John Muhamad and his wife Mildred Muhammad.

Far from the flashing lights of media attention surrounding the D.C. Snipers is a story of domestic violence and abuse that erupted in the small town of Tacoma, Washington before spreading across the country in murderous fashion to our nation's capital. In October 2002, the people who lived in and around Washington D.C. feared for their lives every time they left home. This is a true story of where the killing spree of the D.C. Snipers began. John Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo murdered 21 year old Keenya Cook in Tacoma February 16, 2002. Author Isa Farrington-Nichols found herself very close to these dangerous murderers. The first sniper bullet was meant for her. The book details the personal relationship she had with both John Muhamad and his wife Mildred Muhammad, who Isa helped to regain custody of her abducted children and escape from Muhammad's abuse.

Isa Nichols, the author of The Bullet Was Meant for Me: The DC Sniper Story Untold has been interviewed and featured on numerous national television shows including Larry King Live, Fox And Friends, BET, OWN, A&E, PBS, Discovery Channels, Lifetime's Movie Network "Monster In My Family." It was her niece, Keenya Cook, that was the first victim to die at the hands of the DC Snipers when John Muhammad sent Lee Boyd Malvo to Nichols' door to kill Isa. Malvo, who didn't know what Nichols looked like shot and killed Isa's 21-year-old niece instead. Isa Farrington Nichols is the founder and CEO of Innovative Sound Advice, LLC. She is also the founder of Jireh-Shalom Foundation, providing advocacy, and resources for the reconciliation of trauma for children, families, and the community. Jireh and Shalom are Hebrew words for provision and peace. She is the Executive Director of the Maxine Mimms Academies, a non-profit organization which provide educational services to marginalized suspended, expelled students, drop-outs returning them back to public education. Farrington Nichols has two daughters and four granddaughters and lives in Tacoma, Washington.