A new program by BYU Television was taped on Wednesday at Mountain Meadows in southern Utah. The three authors of "Massacre at Mountain Meadows," Ronald W. Walker, Richard E. Turley Jr. and Glen M. Leonard had traveled to the site of the victim's last camp site to be interviewed by Jim Bell, a Senior Producer with BYU Television.
"It (is) a faith-based interview directed at a faith-based audience -- primarily believing, practicing Mormons who want to understand this horrific tragedy in the context of their present-day beliefs and values and views of the church," Bell said.
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