The Foundation posted an 18-minute-long video alongside the statement in which an individual, who appears to be in a wheelchair, approaches the memorial before setting it on fire and fleeing the scene.ĭespite the horrific nature of what happened, the post is rounded off with a hashtag reading “#WeWillNotLetHateWin”. “Three Angel banners were burned along with other items within the affected area,” the statement said. The post stated that “an individual damaged our offering wall” by setting it alight. The onePULSE Foundation took to social media to confirm that the incident occurred on 12 October at around 8:30pm EST. A memorial for the victims of the 2016 Pulse nightclub shooting was set on fire by a thug in an act that was caught on camera.
