She Said YES
 
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Cassie René Bernall (November 6, 1981 –
April 20, 1999) was a student killed in the Columbine High School massacre, at
age 17.
Initial reports suggested that one of the
assailants, either Eric Harris or Dylan Klebold, asked
Bernall if she believed in God moments before fatally shooting her. She was 
reported to have
answered "yes". This story led to Bernall being presented as a martyr by some 
Christians,
and served as the inspiration for several songs, including Michael
W. Smith's, "This Is Your Time," and Flyleaf's, "Cassie." 
In the months following Bernall's death, her
mother, Misty Bernall, issued the book She Said Yes: The Unlikely Martyrdom
of Cassie Bernall (ISBN
0-7434-0052-6). In this book Misty Bernall discusses her daughter's
turbulent teenage life, spiritual conversion and martyrdom.
The official investigation into
the shootings concluded that Bernall did not have the exchange. Nonetheless, in
the years since the shootings the story has been incorrectly attributed to
Bernall numerous times, including on The 700
Club. Valeen Schnurr, one of the survivors of the Columbine massacre,
said in an interview with Stories for a Teen's Heart author Janna L.
Graber that the question, "Do you believe in God?" was addressed to
her, and that she answered in the affirmative. Witness Craig Scott, brother of 
Rachel
Scott, a girl who was also killed in the massacre, had originally reported
that he heard Bernall's voice. When investigators took him back to the scene he
indicated that the voice had not come from the area where Bernall had been
located. Emily Wyant, who had been sitting with Bernall in the library as the
shootings began, asserted that the exchange did not take place. Wyant stated
that she and Bernall were studying together when the gunmen broke in. According
to her account Bernall exclaimed, "Dear God, dear God! Why is this
happening? I just want to go home." Wyant described how Eric Harris
suddenly slammed his hand onto the table top and yelled "Peek-a-boo!"
before fatally shooting Cassie Bernall. The FBI now states that the "Do
you believe in God?" incident never occurred.


Cassie René Bernall (November 6,
1981 - 20 April 1999) adalah seorang mahasiswa tewas dalam pembantaian 
Columbine High School, pada usia 17. 

Laporan awal menunjukkan bahwa salah satu dari para penyerang, baik Eric Harris
atau Dylan Klebold, bertanya Bernall apakah dia percaya pada Tuhan fatal saat
sebelum menembak dirinya. Dia dilaporkan telah menjawab "yes". Cerita
ini menyebabkan Bernall yang disajikan sebagai martir oleh beberapa orang
Kristen, dan menjabat sebagai inspirasi bagi beberapa lagu, termasuk Michael W.
Smith 's, "This Is Your Time", " dan Flyleaf's," Cassie.
"

Dalam bulan-bulan setelah kematian Bernall, ibunya, Misty Bernall, mengeluarkan
buku la Said Ya: The Unlikely Kemartiran Cassie Bernall (ISBN 0-7434-0052-6).
Dalam buku ini membahas Bernall Berkabut putrinya bergolak kehidupan remaja,
konversi rohani dan kesyahidan. 

Penyelidikan resmi ke dalam penembakan Bernall menyimpulkan bahwa tidak
memiliki pertukaran. Meskipun demikian, pada tahun-tahun sejak penembakan
cerita telah dikaitkan dengan Bernall salah berkali-kali, termasuk di The 700
Club. Valeen Schnurr, salah satu korban yang selamat dari pembantaian
Columbine, mengatakan dalam sebuah wawancara dengan Cerita untuk Teen's Heart
penulis Janna L. Graber bahwa pertanyaan, "Do you believe in God?"
itu ditujukan kepada dirinya, dan bahwa dia menjawab dalam afirmatif. Saksi
Craig Scott, saudara dari Rachel Scott, seorang gadis yang juga tewas dalam
pembantaian, awalnya melaporkan bahwa ia mendengar suara Bernall. Ketika
penyelidik membawanya kembali ke tempat ia menunjukkan bahwa suara itu bukan
berasal dari daerah tempat telah Bernall terletak. Emily Wyant, yang telah
duduk dengan Bernall di perpustakaan sebagai penembakan dimulai, menegaskan
bahwa pertukaran tidak terjadi. Wyant menyatakan bahwa ia dan Bernall sedang
belajar bersama-sama ketika para penembak menyela account Menurut dia Bernall
berseru, "Dear God, dear God! Why is this happening? I just want to go
home." Wyant Eric Harris menggambarkan bagaimana tiba-tiba memukulkan
tangannya ke atas meja dan berteriak "Peek-a-boo!" sebelum penembakan
fatal Cassie Bernall. Sekarang FBI menyatakan bahwa "Do you believe in
God?" insiden tidak pernah terjadi.


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