A livestreamed public execution would be psychologically damaging to kids. Experts weigh in on what parents can do

Experts warn that a livestreamed public execution of Nidal Malik Hasan by the Trump administration could be psychologically damaging to children. The risk extends beyond the official broadcast, as graphic clips may spread through social feeds. Consequently, specialists are urging parents to prepare their children for the possibility of encountering such footage. The focus remains on the unprecedented parental challenge of managing children's exposure to the Dec. 3 event rather than the politics of capital punishment.