Fort Hood survivor supports gunman's execution by firing squad but questions livestream

But Lunsford said that as a Christian, he has forgiven Hasan because "I cannot heal if I don't forgive him"."We're taught that with your last breath you can ask for forgiveness and I think that's what he [Hasan] should do," he added.Telling his account of what happened that day, he said Hasan got out of his chair and jumped onto a counter, before pulling out a weapon and discharging rounds.Lunford said he was looking for an exit via the back door, which was "two or three strides" away from him when he was first shot above his left eye and then "hit two more times in my back" as he crawled behind a desk."At that point I played dead," he said. When Hasan moved on, he grabbed a nearby wounded soldier and went outside, where Lunsford said Hasan came up behind them and shot him again.One memory he said that "bothers" him from the day was of a woman who told Hasan she was pregnant."We heard a gunshot and the last thing that girl was saying was: 'Oh my god, my baby, my baby.'"Lunsford said personnel don't carry weapons in medical facilities, and that Hasan "took the coward's way out" to attack them there."And then for him to say he is fighting for his cause? I've read the Quran, and every...