Dylann Roof
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Politics The families of the nine Charleston churchgoers murdered by Dylann Roof have reached an $88M settlement with the Justice Department.
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Taylor McCloud 2.1K Views
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Crime The White supremacist murdered nine Black churchgoers in 2015 and his legal team appealed his sentence earlier this year.
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Erika Marie 6.5K Views
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Crime The White supremacist opened fire at a historically Black church in 2015, killing nine. His attorneys now question if he was mentally fit to stand trial.
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Erika Marie 2.7K Views
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Sports The NCAA will not hold championships in any states that continue to display the Confederate flag image—and the only state to do so is Mississippi.
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Erika Marie 2.2K Views
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Politics White supremacist Dylann Roof who was convicted for the mass murder of nine Black people inside of a church feels he’s being targeted and launches a hunger strike to protest prison conditions.
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Aron A. 3.0K Views
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Society Criminal activity seems to run in the family.
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David Saric 1249 Views
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Society Dylann Roof was officially given the death penalty today, though he will have a one-month window to file a motion for a new trial. Many members of the Emanuel A.M.E. church addressed him before he was sentenced.
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Angus Walker 118 Views
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Society The jury has unanimously chosen death in the penalty portion of the trial of Dylann Roof.
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Angus Walker 129 Views
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Society He's not finding a lot of sympathetic ears.
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hnhh 114 Views
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Life South Carolina church shooter Dylann Roof wants to keep the jury from seeing his mental health files.
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hnhh 120 Views
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Life BREAKING: Dylann Roof has been found guilty of all 33 counts raised against him for the murder of nine black churchgoers at the Emanuel AME church in Charleston, SC. The jury must now decide whether to give him death or life in prison.
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Angus Walker 128 Views
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News Roof reportedly laughed as he admitted to the Charleston massacre. His ultimate goal was to "agitate race relations."
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Angus Walker 157 Views
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News On the dramatic first day of the trial of Dylann Roof, a testimony sends his mother into a heart attack. The defense argued said testimony was grounds for a mistrial, though the motion has been denied.
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Angus Walker 121 Views
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Life Dylann Roof
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hnhh 22.3K Views
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Life A big "thank you" to Dwayne Stafford.
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Kyle Rooney 48.3K Views