Penalty phase continues in trial of Robert Bowers, convicted of killing 11 in Pittsburgh synagogue
The penalty phase continues in the trial against Robert Bowers, the man convicted of killing 11 people inside a Squirrel Hill synagogue in 2018.
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The defense is trying to persuade a jury to spare his life, while prosecutors are seeking a death sentence.
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Dr. Richard Rogers, a psychologist from the University of North Texas, testified Thursday that Bowers had “grossly psychotic thinking” when he planned the attack. He said that Bowers was proud of what he had done, that he saw it as heroic.
We have a reporter in the courtroom. Check back for updates throughout the day.
If you or someone you know is experiencing mental health effects from the trial, go to 1027healingpartnership.org to find help resources. As always, call 911 to report threats.
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