DOJ Settles With Survivors, Families In South Carolina Church Shooting

The video discusses the 2015 Charleston church shooting, where Dylann Roof killed nine people. A $88 million settlement was reached with the Justice Department, providing compensation to victims' families and survivors. Survivors, including Malana Pinckney, shared their experiences and the impact of the settlement. Roof's trial resulted in a death sentence for a federal hate crime. Despite his attempt to appeal, the court denied it, leaving little chance for a new hearing. The tragedy brought communities together, highlighting the need for justice and change.

What was the total amount of the settlement announced for the Charleston church shooting victims and survivors?

• $100 million

• $88 million

• $75 million

• $50 million

How did Malana Pinckney describe the impact of the settlement on her and her family?

• It was insufficient and disappointing.

• It was unexpected and surprising.

• It brought closure and happiness.

• It was a step towards justice but couldn't bring back her father.

What was one of the main arguments during Dylann Roof's trial?

• A faulty background check allowed him to purchase the gun.

• He was not present at the crime scene.

• He was coerced into committing the crime.

• He acted in self-defense.

What was Dylann Roof's intended goal when he committed the shooting?

• To rob the church.

• To start a race war.

• To protest against the government.

• To gain media attention.

What was the outcome of Dylann Roof's appeal to the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals?

• His appeal was accepted for a new hearing.

• His appeal was denied.

• His sentence was reduced.

• His conviction was overturned.