Un supraviețuitor de la Fort Hood critică planul de a transmite execuția atacatorului în direct: Nu e ceva ce ar trebui privit ca divertisment

A former U.S. sergeant, shot seven times in the 2009 Fort Hood massacre, supports the execution of attacker Nidal Hasan by firing squad but opposes broadcasting the event live. Alonzo Lunsford believes execution is justified, arguing that other methods would be too lenient. He expressed no compassion for Hasan, who showed none during the attack. However, Lunsford criticized the idea of a public, uncensored execution, stating it should be a closed event. The possibility of live broadcasting has sparked controversy, with mixed reactions from U.S. officials. Hasan, a military psychiatrist, killed 13 people during the attack and later claimed he acted to protect Muslims.