Hate Crimes

As they spoke, several family members asked Roof to look at them. He did not.

Jury condemns white supremacist Dylann Roof to death for the hate-fueled killings of nine black parishioners at a Bible study meeting in a Charleston, South Carolina, church in 2015.

Roof, a 22-year-old white supremacist who is representing himself, did not ask the jury to spare his life for the 2015 massacre at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston.

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"There's nothing wrong with me psychologically," Roof told the jury, making no mention of the crime or the racist ideology prosecutors have said spurred the 2015 massacre.

Judge said he would hold a second competency hearing "in an abundance of caution" after Roof's standby lawyers filed a motion about his mental fitness to stand trial.

Seweid faces two misdemeanor charges after admitting to lying about a hate crime.

Dylann Roof guilty of federal hate crimes resulting in the deaths of nine black parishioners.

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