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The man who allegedly shot 11 worshipers in a Pittsburgh synagogue used three firearms and an AR-15 assault rifle in the 20-minute slaughter attack and shouted at SWAT officers that he was wounded in a shooting that I wanted "all the Jews to die." The authorities said Sunday.





Robert Gregory Bowers, the suspect in the last mass shooting in AmericaThey allegedly acted alone in the Saturday killing at the Tree of Life temple, broke into Shabbat services with guns and killed three women and eight men, while injuring six others, including four policemen, authorities said. .



During a press conference on Sunday morning, the names of the dead were released. They were between 54 and 97 years old, and included two brothers and a married couple. All the victims were from the Pittsburgh area.



Dr. Karl Williams, the Allegany County coroner, read the names of the victims: Joyce Feinberg, 75, Richard Gottfried, 65, Rose Mallinger, 97, Jerry Rabinowitz, 66, Daniel Stein, 71, Melvin Wax, 88 and Irving Joven, 69 years old.



Brothers Cecil Rosenthal, 59, and David Rosenthal, 54, also died; and Bernice Simon, 84, and her husband, Sylvan Simon, 86.





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FBI members and others survey the area on October 28, 2018, outside the Tree of Life Synagogue after a fatal shooting in Pittsburgh.

Bowers, 46, of Pittsburgh, remained in good condition Sunday on guard at a Pittsburgh hospital. He is scheduled to make his first appearance in federal court at 1:30 p.m. Monday.



The investigators said that minutes before the slaughter, it is believed that Bowers published his intention to commit the massacre on the social networking platform Gab, which is popular with white supremacists and the right.



"Screw the optics, I'm going to enter," says a post that is believed to have been made by Bowers moments before the first shots inside the temple took place.



Bowers was charged Saturday night with 29 federal charges, including several hate crimes. He faces 11 counts of obstructing the exercise of religious beliefs resulting in death, 11 charges of using a firearm to commit murder, four counts of obstruction of the exercise of religious beliefs resulting in bodily injury to an officer of public safety and three counts of use and discharge of a firearm during and in connection with a crime of violence.



The four charges of bodily injury to a public safety officer come from police officers injured in the shooting.



"Each charge is punishable by death," said Scott Brady, the United States attorney for the Western District of Pennsylvania at Sunday's press conference.





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People gather for an interreligious vigil by candlelight, a few blocks from where a mass shooting took place at the Tree of Life Synagogue on October 27, 2018, in Pittsburgh. 

Bob Jones, the special agent in charge of the FBI office in Pittsburgh, said that Bowers allegedly used three Glock 357 pistols and one AR-15 assault rifle in the massacre.



"All the weapons he brought to the facility were used," Jones said.



Brady added that during the course of the deadly attack, "Bowers made statements about the genocide and his desire to kill the Jews."



Jones said Bowers roamed the sprawling temple in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh to kill victims.





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An ID picture of the Department of Motor Vehicles of Robert Bowers, suspected of the attack at the synagogue of the Tree of Life in Pittsburgh.

Three services were occurring simultaneously in the temple at the time of the uproar and Jones said bodies were found in three different places in the synagogue.



The first shots were made at approximately 9:45 a.m. and the calls were sent to the emergency medical services at 9:54 p.m.



Officers rushed to the scene and met Bowers as he left the synagogue and a gun battle ensued, authorities said. Bowers retired to the temple and went to the third floor, according to the criminal complaint filed against him.





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The map locates the Congregation of the Tree of Life in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh.

"The SWAT operators entered the third floor of the building, while searching for the remaining victims, the SWAT operators encountered Bowers, who opened fire on the officers," according to the complaint.



During the shooting, two officers were shot several times by Bowers. Other authorities were injured by fragments of bullets or flying glass at the meeting, authorities said.





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Rabbi Eli Wilansky lights a candle after a mass shooting at the Synagogue of the Tree of Life in Pittsburgh on October 27, 2018. 

During the exchange of shots, Bowers received several shots and was arrested, according to the complaint.



While Bowers was being treated on the scene, he released a statement to SWAT officer David Blahut, saying: "I wanted all Jews to die and also that they (the Jews) were committing genocide on their people," according to the criminal complaint.



Bowers was not known to the FBI before Saturday, according to Jones. Investigators suspect that he acted alone, Jones said.



In addition to the federal charges, Bowers was also charged with 35 state crimes, including 11 counts of criminal homicide, six counts of attempted criminal homicide, six counts of aggravated assault and 13 counts of ethnic intimidation.





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A police officer stands outside the Tree of Life Synagogue after a fatal shooting in Pittsburgh on October 27, 2018.

Some of the parishioners attended a ceremony to appoint babies in the synagogue. There are no children among the injured, authorities said.



Jennifer Paddy said her daughter, who was staying at the house of a friend near the synagogue, "heard quick shots."



"She and her friend ... ran down the stairs and barricaded themselves in the basement," he said. ABC affiliate WTAE in Pittsburgh.





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The police tape is seen around the area on October 28, 2018, outside the Synagogue of the Tree of Life after a fatal shooting in Pittsburgh on October 27, 2018. 

The Anti-Defamation League said it was "inconceivable for Jews to be attacked during worship on a Saturday morning."



"This is the most lethal attack against the Jewish community in the history of the United States," he said in a statement.



The lifeguards prevented the shooting from becoming a worse tragedy, said Brady.



"They are true heroes, who without hesitation, without worrying about their safety, ran towards the shots to protect the innocent victims, and by confronting and neutralizing Bowers, they avoided the additional loss of life," said Brady.

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