She Said Yes: A Video Tribute To Cassie Bernall by Her Friends [VHS]

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(1 stars) - Dead girls don't tell lies, but their parents do.
I notice that the two positive reviews at the very top contain similar language-"if you know a teen, or love a teen..."

This video, the book, and the t-shirts are all worthless, and any money you pay for them is going to help Cassie's parents profit from their daughter's death. There are better ways to get kids into Christianity than telling them lies, they'll either grow up deluded or resentful if you do.

Testimony of eyewitnesses suggests that all the killers said to Cassie was "Peekaboo" before shooting her, while Valeen Schnurr (after she was shot) was asked if she believed in God-said yes-and was able to recover later on. That's inspirational enough, thank you, and no money goes to the vultures Cassie's parents have made themselves into. (...)

(5 stars) - Yes, the controversy has been proven...Cassie said "YES".
Emily Wyant's assertion that Cassie's exchange with her killer never happened is disputed by other survivors of the library who continue to stand by their initial accounts. In addition, ballistic reports confirm that it was Harris, not the jewish Klebold, who shot Cassie, therefore proving the inaccuracy of Emily's testimony. Emily apparently suffered greatly from PST(post-traumatic stress disorder), and her recollections of events were effected as a result.

Other issues involve why the Jefferson County Sheriff's office hid video testimony that showed anti-Christian hatred and murderous threats by the 2 killers, and why they allowed Salon.com reporters access to private information about Cassie, while none of the other victim's information was released. Furthermore, the Salon.com article which tried to "debunk" Cassie's testimony in death coincided with the release of this book. The sheriff's department tried to make it look as though the two killers were targeting athletes, when in fact, most of the victims were Christians. The killers did not ask their victims "Are you are athlete?", but rather "Do you believe in God?".

I find the testimony of Cassie to be a wonderful example of faith, and she should be honored by Christians as a heroic example of faith.

(4 stars) - Retreat Material
This past summer, the summer of 2000, I along with some helpers put on a retreat for teenagers ranging in age from 13-18. The retreat was for introductory teens (teens that wanted to take a step towards Christ in there life) so I felt that this video would have been appropriate for them to view. I did show it to them and explained the premise and basis for the documentary and the reaction that they showed was amazing. I also work with inner-city kids and have shown the video to them and we had the most heartfelt and spiritual discussion with them over this topic and video. I think it is a great video to own and I encourage anyone thinking about purchasing it to do so.

(5 stars) - Want your youth to wake up! this is what you need.
This was a great video. it really touched most of our youth in our meeting, and it showed them the reallity of life. we gave an invatation after the movie with a small message, and it was the most respond we have ever got for an invatation. Praise God! put a lot of prayer befor the meeting, and God will show his work.

(5 stars) - Cassie Her Life After Death
I didn't see the video, but I read the book. I felt I knew Cassie and how she felt going through each moment before she died the changes in her life. After she turned her life over to Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior. She has made a deep impact on me. I realize that if you truly believe in Jesus you have nothing in this lifetime. And that there is something better in heaven then here on earth.

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