A 77-year-old survivor of the Pittsburgh synagogue returns to the site to 'remove the ghosts' haunting him.
Barry Werber, a 77-year-old survivor of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, made the emotional decision to return to the house of worship for the first time since the massacre.
Stepping foot in the building again allowed Werber to "remove some of the ghosts in my head," he said. "It was something I had to do." "There were a lot of things in the building that were there that aren't there any longer. A lot of chairs and tables that have been removed. But many of our books are still in that room, in our sanctuary," he said. "When I went back into the store room that I was in during the shooting, I realized how small it really was. I thought it was at least 20 feet from the door."
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