DOCUMENTS: AFTER SHOOTING, ROOF WENT AT 2ND BLACK CHURCH

Columbia, S.C. — The man convicted of killing nine worshippers during Bible study at a black church drove toward a second black church after the shootings, according to South Carolina prosecutors who oversaw the federal case against him. In court documents unsealed Tuesday, federal prosecutors said they had GPS evidence showing that Dylann Roof exited the interstate and drove toward a church in Summerville, about 30 miles from Charleston’s Emanuel AME Church, after committing the June 2015 slayings. According to the government, Branch AME Church also had a sign that advertised a Wednesday night Bible study. During trial, prosecutors presented evidence showing Roof had lists of other black churches in his car when he was arrested in Shelby, N.C.