Suspect pleads guilty in racially motivated Buffalo grocery store shooting that killed 10 people in May
Rose Wysocki, produce manager at the Tops location where the shooting took place, showed up to the hearing Monday morning wearing her work shirt and name tag. Wysocki said she was at the store the day of the shooting and there to show support for her slain co-workers.
She said she continues to have nightmares about that day. “My heart hurts every day for those people we lost,” she said. “I want him to know that he didn’t totally destroy us,” she said. “I want him to know that we all think the same of him. Hate doesn’t even cover how we feel.”
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