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WPTV, USA
July 12, 2006
www.abc24.com

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 15256 • Posted: Thursday July 13, 2006  

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Muslims in Chattanooga say they are discussing security precautions in the wake of a recent incident.

The FBI is looking into an online video that shows two gunmen shooting a copy of the Quran and then leaving the bullet-riddled holy book outside a Chattanooga mosque.

The video, titled “kill the koran,” was posted on the MySpace-dot-com social networking Web service last month.

A man on the Web site identified himself as “mully88″ and claimed to live in Chattanooga. His profile listed as heroes “anybody that has killed a Muslim or at least tried to kill a Muslim.”

The video shows a man identified only as mully88 and another man in a wooded area shooting the book with an assault rifle and later dropping it in front of the Chattanooga Islamic Center.

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