Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty As Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooter Trial Nears End
- Gunman targeted victims because of their faith and has shown no remorse.
- Defense argued life in prison sufficient, citing gunman's childhood and mental health issues.
- Jury heard devastating victim impact statements from grieving families.
- Shooter killed 11 worshippers from three congregations and wounded seven others.
- Jury has deemed crimes eligible for death penalty; sentence pending final arguments.