‘It’s like you have a hole in your heart that’s never going to heal’: Families of Pittsburgh synagogue shooting victims tell jury about their slain loved ones

PITTSBURGH — Judith Kaye waited 60 years to find the love of her life.

She’d met him once, decades earlier, when she first moved to Pittsburgh and walked into his real estate business.

Twenty years later, in 2012, Dr. Kaye and Irving Younger spotted each other in a Starbucks. Irv had lost his wife years earlier. Kaye’s parents both died the year prior. They took comfort in each other.