BACK IN COURT
Prosecutors say the one-time legal insider carried out a brutal double murder of his wife and son—and called 911 to report it.
Jason Ryan is a nonfiction author and journalist in Charleston, South Carolina. His books include the marijuana smuggling tale Jackpot: High Times, High Seas and the Sting that Launched the War on Drugs
FULL CIRCLE
The disgraced former lawyer is accused of murdering his wife and son. One aghast local remembers when he was still a useful friend.
IT NEVER ENDS
The once-untouchable scion of the South Carolina elite already had a bizarre array of legal problems. They just got a lot more disturbing.
CHARLESTON STRONG
The Charleston church shooter was called ‘coward’ and ‘spawn of Satan’ by survivors and family members of the dead during his formal sentencing.
JUSTICE
The racist killer asked for his life to be spared but said he had no regrets about murdering nine black worshipers in Bible study.
DARK SOLE
The Emanuel A.M.E. Church killer put white supremacist symbols on footwear throughout the trials to determine whether he lives or dies, the FBI said.
LISTEN UP
Children, sisters, and friends of the people he murdered told a jury of their loved ones’ lives. The killer called it ‘excessive.’
Charleston Trial
Jennifer Pinckney told a jury Wednesday how she and her 6-year-old daugher hid as Dylann Roof killed nine people, including her husband—while telling his victims he wasn’t crazy.
MONSTER
The convicted killer told a jury deciding whether he should get the death penalty that he’s not crazy—and he didn’t apologize for what he did.
JUSTICE
A jury took two hours to find him guilty of one of the most notorious crimes in modern American history. Now he faces life in prison or execution.