CLEAN : Father of slain students says killing was anti Muslim hate crime

The transcript is a heartfelt plea from a parent whose children were victims of a hate crime. The speaker recounts their daughter's experience of feeling hated by a neighbor due to their appearance and identity. They call for a thorough investigation by authorities, emphasizing that the incident was not a mere parking dispute but a targeted execution. The speaker urges the public and officials to recognize the crime as motivated by hate, advocating for a safer environment for all children regardless of religion or color. They honor the victims as martyrs and call for truth and justice.

What did the speaker's daughter feel about their neighbor?

• The neighbor was indifferent to them.

• The neighbor was supportive of their beliefs.

• The neighbor disliked them for their appearance and identity.

• The neighbor was friendly and welcoming.

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for the safety of children of different backgrounds?

• Ignoring the issue and moving on.

• Making the country safer for all children.

• Relying solely on local authorities.

• Avoiding discussions about religion and color.

What action does the speaker believe the Chapel Hill police should take?

• Handle the case internally without external help.

• Involve the FBI for a detailed investigation.

• Ignore the incident as it is not serious.

• Close the case as a parking dispute.

How does the speaker describe the nature of the crime?

• A hate crime that needs recognition.

• An accidental event.

• A simple misunderstanding.

• A minor neighborhood dispute.

According to the speaker, how should society respond to such incidents?

• By recognizing them as hate crimes and addressing them.

• By blaming the victims for their beliefs.

• By leaving the responsibility to the local community.

• By ignoring them and moving on.