The first funeral will be held Friday for Deacon Hayward Patterson, one of 10 Black people killed in the racist attack at a Buffalo supermarket.
Meanwhile, the 18-year-old accused of carrying out this mass killing faced a judge while under tight security.They shared their anguish over the deadly shooting outside the courtroom:
"His heart is broken. He half-sleeps. He half-eats. As a mother, what am I supposed to do?" said Tirzah Patterson, the widow of Deacon Heyward Patterson about their son.It's been released to the company, Tops Friendly Markets, which is vowing to reopen while honoring the victims.
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