The Washington Post, June 23rd, 2002
The fridge is covered with the standard icons of suburban family life -- the kids' artwork, reminders of the high school schedule, invitations to birthday parties. Along the hallway leading into Terri Steinberg's kitchen, the family has hung large, calm landscapes in pastel tones -- a visual Muzak. It's a neat and quiet house in Chantilly, the kind of place where you'd fully expect just what you see -- a tall flagpole in the front yard and a living room filled with toys. Except that a Prince William County jury has decided that this is the home of a murderer -- well, not exactly a murderer, bu...
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