The authors of a book about the mass shooting at an Amish school in
Pennsylvania are distancing themselves from a movie adaptation airing on
the Lifetime Movie Network.
The authors of "Amish Grace: How Forgiveness
Transcended Tragedy," say they declined to work with the producers of a
similarly named movie out of respect for the community affected by the
shooting in Nickel Mines.
Five girls died and five others were badly wounded
when Charles Carl Roberts
IV barricaded himself inside the West Nickel Mines Amish School
and opened fire in October 2006.
Elizabethtown
College professor Donald B. Kraybill and two co-authors say
their publisher, Jossey-Bass, sold the film rights to the book. They say they'll
donate their proceeds to charity.
"Amish Grace" is airing Sunday.
David Mikael Taclino
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