A portrait of the ‘darkest day in Pittsburgh’s history’

Eleven people died and six more were wounded after hate-filled shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh’s Squirrel Hill neighborhood on morning of Saturday, Oct. 27.

On the evening of the shooting and in the following days, Pittsburghers mourned the victims of the shooting, which authorities are investigating as a hate crime.

From the day of the shooting until Shabbat services one week later, I edited together the Post-Gazette’s photo coverage of the tragedy.