Breaking: Jury sentences Pittsburgh Tree of Life synagogue gunman to death.
as a pain in all the small moments when talking about her mother, Rose Mallinger.
"I'm haunted by what happened to me and by what I saw and what I heard that day," she told the jury. , who dropped from 145 pounds on the day of the shooting down to 110 pounds in the hospital. He couldn't even speak, and said he wrote to his wife on a piece of paper"let me go" because he thought he'd never recover from his injuries.
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