Charleston Mass Shooter Dylann Roof Puzzled After Realizing He Slaughtered Nine
Dec. 10 2016, Published 5:05 p.m. ET
New footage has emerged showing Dylan Roof — who was responsible for slaughtering nine at a South Carolina church in June 2015. The video captures chilling moments during the interrogation where he's seen acting unaware of how many were actually slain.
The video shows Roof sitting in a room with the FBI on Dec. 9 struggling to speak about what happened at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church.
"I went to that church in Charleston and I did it," the 22-year-old said with a laugh.
"Did you shoot them?" an official asked. "Yes," Roof said, again chuckling.
The law enforcement official pushed him further, trying to get him to admit how many he killed that day. "If I was going to guess, five maybe. I'm really not sure."
"Somebody had to do it," Roof said. "Black people are killing white people every day… what I did is so minuscule compared to what they do to white people every day."
As RadarOnline.com reported, Roof walked into the Bible study slightly drunk and sat down for 15 minutes before he decided to pull out his Glock .45 pistol and begin the massacre.
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Just yesterday, new graphic crime scene photos were exposed during his trial. According to reports, Roof sat "expressionless, looking down at the defense table, as federal prosecutors in his hate crimes trial showed 360-degree image scans from inside the Emanuel AME Church fellowship hall where nine black worshipers died in a barrage of bullets."
Watch Roof's shocking confession video right here on RadarOnline.com.
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