Fort Hood shooting survivor supports execution by firing squad, questions livestream

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Fort Hood shooting survivor Alonzo Lunsford told the BBC that the gunman's scheduled execution by firing squad is a fitting punishment. However, he expressed reservations about plans to livestream the execution to the public. The execution is for the 2009 mass shooting at the Texas military base. Lunsford believes the method is appropriate but is uncertain about the public broadcast aspect.

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