Parents of ISIS victim Kayla Mueller unveil 'Into the Breach' painting in her honor

The parents of ISIS victim Kayla Mueller have unveiled a painting in her honor showing the U.S. military raid that killed terror leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. Her parents joined Arizona Governor Doug Ducey, Senator Martha McSally and Army National Guard members on stage at the Goldwater Air National Guard Base where they unveiled the painting on Thursday. 'Into the Breach' depicts the U.S. special forces raid that led to the death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in 2019, and was unveiled at a ceremony on Thursday The parents of ISIS victim Kayla Mueller, who died while being held captive by ISIS leader al-Baghdadi in 2015, joined Arizona's governor and senator on stage to unveil the painting Mueller's father - Carl Mueller - took to the stage on Thursday to thank Vice President Mike Pence who had invited he and his wife Marsha to the vice presidential debate in Salk Late City the evening before. Parents Marsha and Carl Mueller listen during a ceremony to unveil a painting honoring Kayla Mueller at the Goldwater Air National Guard Base Marsha and Carl Mueller were invited to the Vice Presidential debate by Vice President Mike Pence on Wednesday evening, held in Salt Lake City 'We are here today because your daughter is revered and beloved the world over,' Ducey said.