Description
This video documents Rice Bouyan's lawsuit against the state of Texas to be allowed to meet Mark Strohman, the man who nearly killed him in a hate crime inspired by 9/11. Strohman, whose sister died in the Twin Towers attacks, murdered two clerks before attempting to kill Bouyan. Years later, Strohman apologized in a letter, prompting Bouyan to seek a meeting. The video explores themes of forgiveness, victim's rights, and the potential for healing through confronting perpetrators of violence, highlighting the support Bouyan received from Paula Curland, who found solace after meeting the man who murdered her daughter.
