2026年10月15日 15:36 美国东部时间 / 福克斯新闻网
受害者曾警告称，直播行刑可能成为基地组织和ISIS等恐怖组织的宣传工具
作者：摩根·菲利普斯、彼得·达布罗斯卡 福克斯新闻网
发布时间：2026年10月15日 15:36 美国东部时间
胡德堡幸存者称赞特朗普取消哈桑行刑直播的决定：“我们并非野蛮”
胡德堡枪击案幸存者阿朗佐·伦兹福德称，特朗普总统允许受害者家属现场见证尼达尔·哈桑行刑、却不向公众直播的决定是“积极举措”，他认为行刑不应沦为一场 spectacle（闹剧/ spectacle此处译为“秀场”更符合语境）。
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2009年胡德堡大屠杀的幸存者们称赞唐纳德·特朗普总统不直播尼达尔·哈桑行刑的决定，此前他们曾警告称，公开转播行刑过程可能会将其变成一场闹剧，并为恐怖组织提供宣传工具。
哈桑仍将于2026年12月3日被枪决，特朗普表示，受害者的直系亲属可以亲自到场见证行刑。但此前美国战争部长皮特·赫格斯曾宣布将向公众直播行刑，如今这一安排已被取消。
在2009年的袭击中被哈桑击中7枪的阿朗佐·伦兹福德告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，特朗普的决定是“积极举措”。
“这证明我们是更优秀的民族、更优秀的国家，证明我们并非野蛮，”伦兹福德在特朗普周四收回直播决定后立即回应道，“我们不会美化这类行为。”
在胡德堡大屠杀中中弹7次的退伍军人警告计划观看行刑的美国人
胡德堡受害者阿朗佐·伦兹福德表示，他计划出席尼达尔·哈桑的行刑。（图片来源：阿朗佐·伦兹福德 供图）
伦兹福德表示，他支持对哈桑判处死刑并以枪决方式执行，但反对向公众直播行刑过程。
“如果将其变成一场秀，让所有人都能围观‘他们将如何进行尾门派对’，或者‘嘿，我们来办个烧烤派对，一起观看这个人被处死’，这绝对不行，”伦兹福德说，“这不是一场秀。它不是付费观看的赛事，也不是WWE摔跤比赛，甚至不是拳击比赛。”
他还警告称，哈桑行刑的画面可能会被恐怖组织利用。
“你不会希望这被ISIS或基地组织用作招募工具，说‘嘿，如果你背叛异教徒，等待你的就是这样的下场’，”伦兹福德说。
朱莉娅·威尔逊是胡德堡基地的文职雇员，哈桑发动袭击时她正处于预产期，当时已经怀孕9个月。
胡德堡枪击案凶手应被“行刑13次以上”——但不应直播，幸存者称
枪击发生时她被撞在墙上，她曾表示，多亏上帝眷顾，她和当时尚未出生的女儿才得以幸存。
威尔逊此前就反对直播哈桑的行刑，因为她不想让其他人像她在这场致命袭击中那样遭受心理创伤。
“得知直播计划取消，我欣喜若狂，”她在回应这一消息时告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。
美国前总统巴拉克·奥巴马（右）与第一夫人米歇尔·奥巴马出席悼念枪击案遇难者的纪念活动，向13名受害者致敬。该枪击案据称由美国陆军少校尼达尔·马利克·哈桑所为，活动于2009年11月10日在德克萨斯州胡德堡举行。哈桑是一名陆军精神病医生，被控在军事基地枪击事件中造成13人死亡、30人受伤。（盖蒂图片社）
“我担心其他人的心理健康，”她继续说道，“我认为政府……之前根本没有认真考虑过这件事会如何发展，会如何演变成这样，直到今天才有所改观。”
“我认为他们没有真正思考过这会对人们产生怎样的影响，”威尔逊说，“目睹这样的场景会损害你的心理健康。不管你是谁，不管你见过多少场面，亲眼看到有人被谋杀或被处决，都会对你的心理健康造成影响，无论这个人罪有应得与否。”
威尔逊还担心，如果直播如期进行，行刑画面将永远流传在网络上，孩子们在上网时可能会无意中看到。“一旦内容被发布到网上，就再也收不回来了，”她说。
特朗普周三曾表示，他认为公开直播哈桑的行刑可能会起到威慑作用，但最终还是站在了反对向所有人开放行刑直播的一方。
“我原本认为，向所有人直播行刑可能会成为强有力的威慑，让全世界都看到美国如何对待恐怖分子和哈桑这类人渣，但很多善良且本意良好的人宁愿不通过直播或任何其他视觉手段观看他的死亡，”特朗普在Truth Social上写道。
“他将按计划被枪决，但这场活动不会被直播，”特朗普继续说道，“话虽如此，受害者的直系亲属如果愿意，可以亲自到场见证行刑。他们理应见证正义！”
枪击案受害者的照片摆放在讲台周围，美国总统巴拉克·奥巴马和第一夫人米歇尔·奥巴马将在此出席纪念活动，悼念2009年11月10日在德克萨斯州胡德堡由美国陆军少校尼达尔·马利克·哈桑发动的枪击案中的13名遇难者。陆军精神病医生哈桑于2009年11月5日在军事基地发动枪击，造成13人死亡、30人受伤。（乔·雷德尔/盖蒂图片社）
伦兹福德提到了枪击案前关于哈桑的预警，并批评了美军在将这名未来袭击者从沃尔特·里德医院调往胡德堡之前对其的处理方式。
“我们早就知道这家伙有问题，”伦兹福德说，“如果你看过那份定时炸弹报告，就会知道他当时的言行。这家伙精神不正常，但军方只是推诿责任，把他从沃尔特·里德调到了胡德堡。”
伦兹福德好奇，如果哈桑在发动袭击前被部署到海外，会发生什么。
“假设他在抵达海外前线作战基地后才犯下暴行，”他说，“想象一下，届时会有多少美国士兵丧生。”
对伦兹福德来说，即便不进行公开直播，允许受害者家属见证哈桑的行刑仍然意义重大。
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“至少对于遇难者家属而言，这将是一件创伤性的事，”他说，“他们将能够合上这一章，希望能彻底翻篇。”
伦兹福德表示，即便哈桑被处决后，幸存者们仍将长期被袭击的记忆所困扰。
“我们每天醒来，要么去退伍军人事务部医院，要么早上吃药，要么准备做一些2009年11月5日之前我们本可以正常做的事情，但现在已经做不了了，这就是持续不断的提醒，”他说。
“我不再是他的受害者，”伦兹福德补充道，“我是幸存者。”
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Fort Hood survivors praise Trump for scrapping Hasan execution livestream: ‘We’re not barbaric’
2026-10-15 15:36 EDT / Fox News
Victims warned a broadcast could become a propaganda tool for terrorist groups like al-Qaeda and ISIS
By Morgan Phillips, Peter D’Abrosca Fox News
Published October 15, 2026 3:36pm EDT
Fort Hood survivor praises Trump decision against livestreaming Hasan execution: ‘We’re not barbaric’
Fort Hood shooting survivor Alonzo Lunsford called President Trump’s decision to allow victims to witness Nidal Hasan’s execution without livestreaming it to the public a “positive move,” arguing the execution should not become a spectacle.
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Survivors of the 2009 Fort Hood massacre praised President Donald Trump’s decision not to livestream the execution of Nidal Hasan, after warning that broadcasting his death could turn the execution into a spectacle and hand terrorist groups a propaganda tool.
Hasan is still set to be executed by firing squad on Dec. 3, 2026, and Trump said the immediate families of his victims will be permitted to witness the execution in person. But it will no longer be broadcast to the general public as previously announced by Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.
Alonzo Lunsford, who was shot seven times by Hasan during the attack nearly 17 years ago, told Fox News Digital that Trump’s decision is a “positive move.”
“It proves that we are a better people, a better nation, and that we’re not barbaric,” Lunsford said in immediate reaction to the walk-back by Trump on Thursday. “We don’t glorify such actions.”
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Fort Hood victim Alonzo Lunsfords says he plans to attend Nidal Hasan’s execution.(Courtesy of Alonzo Lunsford)
Lunsford said he supports Hasan’s death sentence and execution by firing squad but drew a line at broadcasting it to the public.
“For it to be made a spectacle for everyone to witness how they’re gonna do a tailgate or, ‘Hey, we’re gonna have a cookout and we’re gonna watch this man be put to death.’ No, it’s not about that,” Lunsford said. “It’s not a spectacle. It’s not a pay-per-view event or a WWE wrestling match or even a boxing match.”
He also warned that footage of Hasan’s execution could be seized upon by terrorist organizations.
“You don’t want that to be used as a tool for ISIS or al-Qaeda to recruit and say, ‘Hey, this is what happens to you if you do this against the infidel,’” Lunsford said.
Julia Wilson was a civilian employee at Fort Hood when Hasan went on his rampage. She was nine months pregnant during the attack, which was carried out on her due date.
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She was slammed against a wall amid the chaos of the shooting and has said that it was only by the grace of God that she and her then-unborn daughter survived.
Wilson was already against the livestreaming of Hasan’s execution because she didn’t want others to be traumatized like she was during the deadly attack.
“I’m ecstatic about that,” she told Fox News Digital, reacting to the news that the plan to livestream the event would not proceed.
U.S. President Barack Obama (R) and first lady Michelle Obama pay their respects to the people killed as they attend a memorial service for the thirteen victims of the shooting rampage allegedly by U.S. Army Major Nidal Malik Hasan on November 10, 2009 in Fort Hood, Texas. Hasan, an army psychiatrist, is accused of killing 13 people and wounded 30 during a shooting at the military base.(Getty Images)
“I’m worried about other people’s mental health,” she continued. “I don’t think the government… really put a lot of thought into how this was going to go down and how it was going to transpire until today.”
“I don’t think they really thought about how this may affect people,” said Wilson. “Seeing something like that affects your mental health. I don’t care who you are. I don’t care what you’ve seen. Seeing someone murdered in front of you or killed in front of you affects your mental health, whether they deserve it or not.”
Wilson also worried that if the livestream had proceeded, it would exist online forever, and that children might discover it while searching the web. “Once it’s on out there, it’s out there,” she said.
Trump said Wednesday that he believed publicly broadcasting Hasan’s death could have served as a deterrent, but ultimately sided with those who opposed making the execution available for anyone to watch.
“I think streaming the execution for all to see might have been a strong deterrent for the World to witness how America deals with Terrorists and SCUM like Hasan but, many very good and well meaning people would rather not watch him die, through streaming, or through any other visual device,” Trump wrote on Truth Social.
“He will die, as scheduled, by firing squad, but this event will not be streamed,” Trump continued. “That said, the execution may be viewed in person by the immediate families of the victims, if they so choose. They deserve to witness JUSTICE!”
Photographs of victims of the shooting are seen surrounding the podium where the memorial service that U.S. President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama will attend for the thirteen victims of the shooting rampage by U.S. Army Major Nidal Malik Hasan on November 10, 2009, in Fort Hood, Texas. Hasan, an army psychiatrist, killed 13 people and wounded 30 in a shooting at the military base on November 5, 2009.(Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Lunsford pointed to warnings surrounding Hasan before the shooting and criticized the Army’s handling of the future attacker before he was transferred from Walter Reed to Fort Hood.
“We knew this guy had issues,” Lunsford said. “If you are privy to the ticking time bomb report, you will see what he was talking about. This guy had issues and they just passed the buck and moved him from Walter Reed to Fort Hood.”
Lunsford wondered what might have happened had Hasan deployed overseas before carrying out an attack.
“Suppose he would have did the deed once he got in country on a FOB, a forward operating base,” he said. “Imagine how many American lives would have been lost then.”
For Lunsford, allowing victims to witness Hasan’s execution remains important even without a public broadcast.
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“It’s gonna be a traumatic thing for, at least for the families of the fallen,” he said. “They’ll be able to close the chapter and hopefully close the book.”
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Lunsford said survivors will continue to live with reminders of the attack long after Hasan is gone.
“Every day we get up, we come to the VA hospital or we have to take our meds in the morning or we get ready to do something that we normally would have been doing prior to 5 November ’09 that we’re no longer able to do now, that’s a constant reminder,” he said.
“I am no longer a victim of his,” Lunsford added. “I’m a survivor.”
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