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A New York Times tragic story of the hazing and death of Marine Recruit Raheel Siddiqui is being considered for a mini-series. LA based 101 Studio will use the incident as a vehicle to expose “…the brutal hazing and torture that has riddled Parris Island for decades…”<\/p>\n
If produced I’m sure a fair and honest depiction of Marine Boot life will be presented, and the reasons for the harsh training regimen will be explored.<\/p>\n
Or not. David sends.<\/p>\n
By Gina Harkins<\/strong><\/p>\n An entertainment studio has reportedly acquired the rights of a 2017 story from The New York Times Magazine that details the life and hazing death of a 20-year-old Marine recruit.<\/p>\n The Los Angeles-based 101 Studios acquired the article about Marine Corps Recruit Raheel Siddiqui, entertainment news site Deadline reported last week. The article will be used “as source material for a scripted limited series produced by 101 Studios,” according to the outlet.<\/p>\n “We feel privileged to have the opportunity to tell this story,” David Glasser, 101 Studios’ CEO, told Deadline. “Raheel’s death was tragic and his family’s loss is immeasurable, but his death has revealed he is not the only victim. We intend to further explore the brutal hazing and torture that has riddled Parris Island for decades and tell the stories of the other victims who have silently suffered.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n *sigh* Read the entire article here: Military.com<\/a>
\nThanks, David.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"