Chicago school cancels Haunted House that depicted pulse nightclub massacre

A Chicago public elementary school has backed out hosting a "Christian” haunted house, that planned to depict the scene of the deadly Pulse nightclub massacre, a botched abortion, and the Charleston church mass shooting, APA reports quoting Sputnik.

 

The haunted house, titled "The Room: A Journey to Hell,” was scheduled to take place on October 29 and 30 at Fernwood Elementary School. It had been advertised by Tyrone Tappler Productions as a "Christian interactive experience."

"Club Pulse, Dancers, Victims … CAGED PEOPLE/SCREAMERS, Extras needed trying to escape a cage! … SOUNDS INTERESTING? COME OUT THIS SATURDAY!!!" Tyrone Tappler Productions advertised on Facebook on August 31. When contacted about the event by the Windy City Times, the school district disavowed the event and stated that it had been misrepresented when they signed on to it.

 

"The event organizers mischaracterized the true content of the event, and we did not approve any association with the activities the organizers have now advertised," Chicago Public Schools spokesman Michael Passman said.

 

"The event will not be held on CPS property." The ticket page for the cancelled event described it as "a real life haunted house. Guests will experience IN YOUR FACE scenes of dark reality. … You will walk in 10 Rooms and encounter individuals who will make choices. The choice is life or death; sin or salvation; heaven or hell. The scenes will be action-packed, real and jaw dropping."