Governor Nikki Calls For Dylan Roof's Head

The suspect in the shooting at a historic black church in South Carolina has been charged with nine counts of murder and possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime. Debates as to what punishment he deserves are heating up as the world waits to hear a final verdict.

Dylan Roof who on the night of Wednesday the 17th allegedly opened fire at the Mother Emanuel Ame church in Charleston S.C was said to have appeared in court for a hearing, Friday afternoon.

Following the incident, the governor of South Carolina, Nikki Harley has moved for the death penalty to be handed the 21-year-old murderer.

“We will absolutely want him to have the death penalty” Nikki said.

Governor of South Carolina, Nikki Harley

Meanwhile, many conspiracy theories have been making the rounds regarding the Charleston church shooting, one of such theories is that of the magistrate at the Dylan Roof’s court hearing.

The Charleston county magistrate in question, James Gosnell Jr.  was reported to have told the court on Friday that

“we have victims nine of them, but we also have victims on the other side there are victims on this young man’s side of the family.”

This weird statement reports say prompted an outrage from the Charleston church victims’ family, who alongside many others around the world have branded the judge as “insensitive” and “racist.”

This claims are not only will regards to the Roof’s case, but also in connection with a reprimand that James got way back in 2003, for using the n-word in court.

When he told a black defendant: “There are four kinds of people in this world-  black people, white people, red-necks, and n-rs.”

This statement of course did not go down well with the parties referred to.In a related development, the victim’s families have said they forgive Dylan Roof.

Some who saw the murderer in court say he seemed repentant of his crime, but others say it is all a charade.

Now that the Governor has called for the killer’s head; the world watches on as America decides if he will live or hang.