Sikh temple shooting in Oak Creek, Wisconsin (21 images)

Hardjit Kaur prays at a visitation and funeral service for six members of the Sikh Temple at Oak Creek High School in Oak Creek, Wisconsin August 10, 2012. Wade Michael Page, a member of a racist neo-nazi group, has been identified as the lone gunman who killed six people, and then himself, during Sunday services at the Sikh Temple August 5. UPI/Allen Fredrickson

Gurmail Singh (R), a temple priest in Oak Creek, is comforted by Amardeep Singh Kaleka (L), son of of assassinated Sikh Temple President Satwant Kaleka, as he's about to speak during a visitation and memorial service for six members of the Sikh Temple at Oak Creek High School in Oak Creek, Wisconsin August 10, 2012. Wade Michael Page, a member of a racist neo-Nazi group, has been identified as the gunman who killed six people, and then himself, during Sunday services at the Sikh Temple August 5. UPI/Allen Fredrickson

The Eleven year old son and twelve year old daughter of shooting victim Prakash Singh are are comforted by mourners at a memorial service and visitation for six members of the Sikh Temple mass murder at Oak Creek High School in Oak Creek, Wisconsin August 10, 2012. Wade Michael Page, a member of a racist neo-nazi group, has been identified as the lone gunman who killed six people, and then himself, during Sunday services at the Sikh Temple August 5. UPI/Allen Fredrickson

Mourners pray at the conclusion of a visitation and funeral service for six members of the Sikh Temple at Oak Creek High School in Oak Creek, Wisconsin August 10, 2012. Wade Michael Page, a member of a racist neo-nazi group, has been identified as the lone gunman who killed six people, and then himself, during Sunday services at the Sikh Temple August 5. UPI/Allen Fredrickson