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911 calls, video show Charleston shooting suspect's ...

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Police released video of the capture of Dylann Roof, who was arrested on charges of killing nine people at a church in Charleston, South Carolina. CNN's Alina Machado reports.

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Charleston: Suspect was inside church for an hour - BBC News

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Police in the United States have been searching for a white gunman who killed nine people at a historic African-American church in Charleston in the US state of South Carolina. Police say the killer had spent an hour in the church at a prayer meeting before opening fire on three men and six women.

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That a racist mass murderer would embrace of the flags of Rhodesia, apartheid South Africa and the Confederacy should end the debates about whether or not the Confederate flag can mean anything other than racism. The ties between white supremacy and the “stars and bars” are impossible to deny. An examination of those African countries’ histories, how they chose to deal with their flags in the era after state-sanctioned white supremacy and how white supremacists in recent years have continued to embrace all three symbols helps show why.

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Roof has been charged with nine counts of murder, three counts of attempted murder, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. He also faces federal hate crime charges, for which he faces the death penalty. His trial in state court will start on January 17, 2017.

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In 2009 Dylann’s parents divorced, later on he exhibited signs of obsessive-compulsive disorder as he grew up, obsessing over germs and insisting on having his hair cut in a certain style.

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by Anastasia Kiseleva, Maisie Williams and Mia Austin

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by Anastasia Kiseleva, Maisie Williams and Mia Austin