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One month since the Tree of Life massacre, here’s what we know — and what we still don’t know (with clip)
Nov. 27, 2018
"A month has passed since gunfire exploded in the Tree of Life synagogue.
In a matter of minutes, 11 people were killed and six wounded; a federal hate crimes investigation was launched; a week of burials followed....
A month later and that story continues to move and unfold, along with acts of kindness, the fallout and the fear this act inspired. Here, we’re taking a look back at what happened on that October morning and what’s transpired since. We also look ahead as the criminal case against Bowers proceeds and as the city prepares for its first Hanukkah since the deadliest attack on the Jewish community in U.S. history.
Here’s what we know a month later — and what remains unknown....
When will Bowers’ trial start?
A decision on the death penalty has to come before a trial can start since a capital case would impact lawyer preparation and jury selection. A status conference is still scheduled for Dec. 11 before United States Senior District Judge Donetta Ambrose, the federal judge currently assigned to the case. A status conference is typically held to determine if a plea is likely, if there are still unresolved evidentiary issues or to schedule a trial date. Bowers’ trial is expected to last three to four weeks or longer if there’s a death penalty phase...."
One month since the Tree of Life massacre, here’s what we know — and what we still don’t know
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Nov. 27, 2018
"A month has passed since gunfire exploded in the Tree of Life synagogue.
In a matter of minutes, 11 people were killed and six wounded; a federal hate crimes investigation was launched; a week of burials followed....
A month later and that story continues to move and unfold, along with acts of kindness, the fallout and the fear this act inspired. Here, we’re taking a look back at what happened on that October morning and what’s transpired since. We also look ahead as the criminal case against Bowers proceeds and as the city prepares for its first Hanukkah since the deadliest attack on the Jewish community in U.S. history.
Here’s what we know a month later — and what remains unknown....
When will Bowers’ trial start?
A decision on the death penalty has to come before a trial can start since a capital case would impact lawyer preparation and jury selection. A status conference is still scheduled for Dec. 11 before United States Senior District Judge Donetta Ambrose, the federal judge currently assigned to the case. A status conference is typically held to determine if a plea is likely, if there are still unresolved evidentiary issues or to schedule a trial date. Bowers’ trial is expected to last three to four weeks or longer if there’s a death penalty phase...."
One month since the Tree of Life massacre, here’s what we know — and what we still don’t know

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