Are the parents of Rachel Scott right to write a book to remember their daughter?
Most parents of students who were killed at Columbine last April 20 have said they expect either to be out of town or to keep a low profile. But Darrell Scott is in Columbine to lead a service at a nearby church that is expected to draw about 2,000 people. His daughter, Rachel Scott, 17, was the first victim of the Columbine tragedy, shot just outside the school, reports Early Show Co-Anchor Jane Clayson. As Rachel struggled for safety, the killers reportedly asked Rachel, a faithful Christian, if she still believed in God. When she answered yes, they shot her dead. Her brother Craig was also shot and seriously wounded. These horrendous acts are beyond the worst nightmares of any parent and could understandably result in a lifetime of grief and rage. And yet, for Darrell Scott, this shooting was a sign from God. He now travels the country, teaching the gospel according to Rachel. Since his daughter’s murder, Scott estimates that he has visited more than 100 sities. On one typical day,
