The gunman who shot and killed eleven worshippers at the Pittsburgh Tree of Life synagogue in 2018 was sentenced to death Wednesday after being found guilty on 63 criminal counts in June.

A federal jury unanimously reached the death-sentence verdict after deliberating for about ten hours over two days. A judge will officially hand down the sentence at a later date.

A press conference with families of the victims and survivors of the tragedy, as well as first responders involved in the effort to apprehend the killer, will be held Wednesday afternoon.