Charleston Church Shooting: Felecia Sanders Played Dead, Hid Granddaughter

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A woman survived the massacre at a historic black church in Charleston by playing dead and laying atop her granddaughter to protect her.

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A woman survived the massacre at a historic black church in Charleston by playing dead and laying atop her granddaughter to protect her.

Cynthia Taylor told The Associated Press that she spoke with Felecia Sanders, who gave her the account of how she managed to survive the incident.

Taylor is the niece of 87-year-old shooting victim Susie Jackson, who was a longtime member of The Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church and sang in the choir.

A white male fatally shot nine people at the church Wednesday night during a Bible study session.

Police arrested 21-year-old Dylann Roof in North Carolina on Thursday and flew him back to South Carolina to face charges.

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