Parent Upset by Anti-Islam Video Shown at Kentucky High School
A video that was shown as part of a 9-11 study segment at a Kentucky High School has upset a parent because it went too far. The video shows violent graphics, such as beheadings, children being injured, and dead bodies. Those violent acts are edited in between passages of the Koran, with the premise being that Islam was the cause of the 9-11 attacks.
One parent's daughter is receiving counseling as a result of the video.
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