The Family Of Dylann Roof Are Victims

Felicia sanders the mother of one of the nine victims killed by dylann roof in a charleston church told roof this morning at an emotional sentencing hearing i forgive you that s the.

The family of dylann roof are victims.

I forgive you victim s mother said as we said at bible study may god have mercy on you. Dylann roof heard his charges nine counts of murder at his first court appearance in south carolina on friday afternoon. Relatives of 21 year old suspect released statement through. During a bible study at emanuel african methodist episcopal church roof killed nine people all african americans including senior pastor and state senator clementa c.

Dylann roof appears via video before a judge in charleston s c on friday june 19 2015. A 21 year old white man has been charged with nine counts of murder in connection with an attack on a historic black south carolina church police said on friday and media reports said he had hoped. The testimony came during the sentencing phase of dylann roof s death penalty trial. Dylann roof hears victims families speak at first court appearance.

We have all been touched by the moving words from the victims families offering god s forgiveness and love in. The same jury that convicted the 22 year old white man of hate crimes and other. The 21 year old accused of killing nine people inside a black church in charleston made his first court appearance with the relatives of all the victims making tearful statements. Family of dylann roof apologize to victim s of charleston church massacre as they say words cannot express their shock and disbelief.

Roof s family later issued its first public statement since the shooting. Roof speaks to jury 02 11. I forgive you and have mercy on your soul by andy campbell and sebastian murdock charleston s c. State of south carolina.

Dylann storm roof born april 3 1994 is an american white supremacist and mass murderer convicted for perpetrating the charleston church shooting on june 17 2015 in the u s. The families of the nine people slaughtered in a south carolina church in 2015 can sue the us government for negligence an appeals court has ruled.