Remember This Ugly Face? Americans Are Dead Because of It

  Would the killings in Libya satisfy the thirst for American blood by this man and his followers? If it was up to me I would give him a gun and put him in front of the Embassy in Tripoli or Benghazi and say adilos! (Adam Gonzalez)

Terry Jones and a man going by the name Sam Bacile have been said to be behind "Innocence of Muslims," the controversial, low-budget film behind the protests at US Embassies in Cairo and Benghazi. Amid the protests in Benghazi, US officials suspect a planned attack killed US Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three others. 

Separately, the Associated Press reported it had tracked down the manager for the company that produced "Innocence of Muslims," a California Coptic Christian convicted of financial crimes named Nakoula Basseley Nakoula.

An address traced to Nakoula's cell phone, as well as an alias listed in federal court papers suggested that Nakoula and Bacile may be the same person, the AP reported. In an interview with the AP outside Los Angeles, Nakoula denied that he directed the film and said he knew Bacile, who supported the concerns of Christian Copts about their treatment by Muslims.

The authenticity of the film, and its creators' identities, are now being called into question. Some sites are questioning whether a complete film even exists, wondering if "Innocence of Muslims" doesn't amount to more than a 14 minute-long, strange clip posted online.

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