Jury Finds Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooter Eligible for Death Penalty After Conviction on Hate Crime Charges

Robert Bowers was found guilty on all 63 charges related to the 2018 Pittsburgh synagogue shooting that killed 11 people.
Jurors determined that the crimes Bowers committed make him eligible for the death penalty.
Prosecutors argued Bowers intentionally planned the attack due to antisemitic views, while the defense claimed his mental illness impaired his intent.
The trial will now move to the sentencing phase where jurors will hear from victims' families before deciding on life in prison or execution.
The Pittsburgh synagogue shooting was the deadliest attack against Jewish people in U.S. history.