White supremacist takes stand in Jewish site shootings
A white supremacist charged with killing three people at Jewish sites in suburban Kansas City last year has taken the stand in his own defense.
Frazier Glenn Miller Jr., who is representing himself, did not address Friday what happened the day of the shooting. Instead he tried to present evidence to back up his beliefs, which the judge has disallowed.
Miller has admitted that he killed the three in April 2014, but says he was compelled to act because Jewish people are trying to wipe out the white race. None of the victims was Jewish.
Miller also told jurors the prosecutor had "a slam dunk" and he knew they would put him on death row.
