A Tennessee parent thinks she sees a "satanic" pentagram emanating from the brake light of a local school bus, KWGN reported on Friday.
She became so upset that she took a photo of it.
"Anyone who fears a God, if not God and Jesus Christ, should be outraged," said the mother, who wished to not be named after allegedly receiving death threats from sharing the photo on social media.
The parent said she's disgusted the brake lights are shaped that way and thinks they are ignoring God.
"If you can't put a cross on there, you can't put a pentagram on it," she said.
She related the incident to Walgreen's decision over the holidays to take blue wrapping paper off the shelves after people pointed out that its images resembled swastikas.
"Would we allow a swastika, for instance, to be on the back of the bus?" the mother said, Fox 13 reported.
A practicing Wiccan said she looked at the photo and doesn't see the resemblance to a pentagram.
"Wiccans... we believe in God, we believe in Jesus but we don't call him God," Jo Applewhite said. "Find out what it really means before you start getting riled up and all worked up about something."
Applewhite added that people seem to be getting upset over a non-issue. School officials have not issued a statement or commented publicly on the brake lights.
