PROGRESS REPORTCASE TYPE: HOMICIDECASE NUMBER: 99-16215PAGE 1 OF2INVESTIGATOR BRICE MOOMAW

Control Number: 2978

On 05-12-99 at about 0920 hrs., this Investigator responded to 5792 Lamar Lane andcontected:

STEELE, ASHLEY ELIZABETHooB: 09-10-84(303) 798-8670

Steele indicated she was in either Science Room 5 or 6. The teacher was Dick Will.JnitialIy when they heard shots, Mr. Will thought that Mr. Friesenwas blowing things upagain. The door to the classroomwas shut.

They heard another shot. They thought it was possibly a senior prank. It then soundedlike gun shots and the fire alarm went off. They decided it was real. Steele went downthe backhalland made it to the top ofthe stairs.

When Steele got to the stairs, there were crowds of people coming up. People weregoing the other waythan whereshe wantedto go, so she turned around. Steelewent backto the science office. In the science office, there were eleven students and two teachers.The two teacher were identified by Steeleas:

WILL, DICKand

LONG,RICH

There were some big shelves pushed in front of the office doors. They got under sometables. They were in the back COrnet. Theyheardshots going off fur a while. There weresomecomputer wires inthe room. The teachers took the wire and tied it to some shelves,then to the door. This was done sincethe door openedoutward.

At one point, Steele said they heard some shots and running on the roof. The runningoccurred between 1200to 1430hrs. Theyalso heardrunning outsidetheir door.

This Investigator asked Steele ifat any time, she ever sawany of the gunmen and she saidno. At one point, she went to the sink and tried to get a drinkof water. She heard onegirl screaming in the hall. "Please don't shoot." Someone then said, "I don't give adamn." After thisstatement, Steeleheard someshots. Thisoccurredat about 1200hrs,

ThisInvestigatoraskedSteele if she knew Harrisor Klebold? She said she bad a class lastsemesterwith Harris. She has nevermet Klebold before. This Investigator asked Steele ifshe recognized Harrisvoiceas one ofthe shootersand she said no.

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This Investigator asked Steele, while they were in the science officl:, did anyone everattempt to get in and she said no. No one ever attempted to get into their room. At onepoint, a SWAT team came. Initially, all they saw was a guy with a black mask. Theythought it waspossibly one of the shooters.

When they leftthe school, theyall left in a single file. Once they left the school, theywentto the fence across the street, where they were all patted down. They got on a bus, wherethey were taken to another school.

While in the room, all of the kids called their parenta and let them know they were OK.Steelewas the 2nd or 3" to the last to call She called ber parents at about 1508hrs,

Steeleindicated Mr. Long came in their room about two minutes after it started. When hecame in, he had blood on hisbands and arms.

Steele identified her back packas dark bluein color. It isa Jam Sport and is located in thescience room. Her wallet, which was in her back pack, contained a $120.00check.

At about 1400 to 1430 hrs., per Steele the sounds died down, after they heard possiblyfiw shots and hit the floor,

ThisInvestigatorasked Steele ifshe knew II personby the name of Brooks Brown. Steelerelated the person dresses in black and has blond spiking hair. She does not rememberseeing him thatday.

On 05-19-99 at about 1110 hrs., this Investigator telepboned Ashley Steele. ThisInvestigator asked Steele about her comment reference the custodian. She related she hadheard that a custodian had seenEric Harris in the school on Mondaynight. She indicatedthis was II rumor and does not remember who told her.

The custodian who possibly seen Hartis in the school was described as short, bald andreally skinny.

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INVESTIGATION:

On 05·05.99, at about l l l S hours. I contactedAmy Terry at her residence for the purposeof a follow-up interview. This

interviewis in connection with lead sheet #DNI595. Terry is a lOth graderat ColumbineHigh School.

I askedTerry to describe to me whatsheobserved the morningof 04·20·99. Terry stated sheparked her car at ClementPark.

ind then walkedto school with friends. Inside the school, shetalkedwith someof her friends in the hallway, and then went

to class for first periodclass, at 0730 hours. The class is Mathwith Mr. Havens.

Terrywent to her secondperiod class which is Language Arts,whichisMrs. Nvkannen, [asked her if she watchedany of the

RNN announcements. She stated she did, but didn't noticeanything odd in the announcement that morning. Terry's third

periodclass is Spanish with Mrs. Killion. Her fourthperiodclassis Choir with Mr. Andres Junior. Terry told methat during

her time at school that morning, she did not see anyoneassociated with the Trench Coat Mafia.

Terry's fifth periodclass is SciencewithMrs. Williams. Shestateda studentdid somebreakdancingat the beginning of class.

and then theclasssatdown to reviewa test. Shesaid they heardscreaming fromdownstairs. Terrytold her friends, "You guys

bequiet." She thenheardstampedingstudentsrunningeastdownthe mainhallway, whichison the southsideofthe building.

She then heard gunshotsand the fire alarm sound.

Terry stated that student Jason Baer lookedthrough the door window. Gunshots could be heard, and Mrs. Williamstold the

class."Getdown." Baer then ran into the greenroomwhich isadjacent to their class on the west. Three to fivestudentscame

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in from the hallway, andthey all wentintothe green roomas well. Terryidentified twoof thestudents as Alicia Encinas and

EllenPromishberger,

Terrystatedall thestudents in the Science classthenwent intothe green room. Theycrouched downtowards the floor. She

statedshecouldhearshots beingfired. Shestated thereweredifferent sounds indicating different types of guns. Shedid not

hearanyexplosions upuntil that point. She stated the gunshotswent on fora very long time,perhapstwentyminutes. andthen

thegunshots stopped for perhaps fiveor sixminutes. Terryremembers Alicia Encinas bleeding on herkneefrom having fallen

down. Terrystated theyweresittingatthebackof the green room nearthewindow, whichwouldhe thesouthendof thegreen

room. SheaskedEncinas whatwas going on.

Encinas toldTerrythat she hadbeeninthecommons areawhenpeople withtrench coatsand masks on. cameintothecafeteria

shooting. Shedidn't knowhowmanysuspects therewere. Terry Slated shedid notask Encinas whichdoor thesuspects had

entered intothe Library. Encinas toldTerrythatsheranupstairs towards theLibrary. When shewasinthe hallway, just outside

theLibrary, she couldsee perhaps fourpeople intrenchcoatscoming through theglassdoorswhichareat thenorth endof the

westhallway thatruns alongthe front of the Library. Encinas toldTerrythat it wasthe "TrenchCoat Mafia." She slated the

suspects shotat heranda teacher. Terrydidnotknowwhatteacher Encinas was referring to. Encinas saidshe turned andran

hackinto Science room#1, which is Mrs. Williams' class. Encinas stated shedid notknowwhere theteacherwhohad been

shotat went.

Terrythen stated thatthe students began hearing gunshots andexplosions while theywere in the greenroom. Theexplosions

wereso loud that they shookthe room. She stated the shootings andexplosions went on andoff for a very longtime. Terry

stated she hearda malevoice yell, "J wantto fucking kill myself," or"I want to fucking die." She couldnot remember which

term was used. She stated she could hear the male voiceclearly because he was yelling. She then heard a singlegunshot

immediately after thisstatement Terry doesnotweara watch andcould not tellmewhat timeit waswhenthatstatement was

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Terry remembers hearing the school bells go off for the differentperiods. She stated it was sometime after this that the fire

alarmwent oft: She later heard bells ringing continually. Terry statedshe moved up to the door that leads into the hallway.

Terry said it could have possibly been about 1415 hours. She stated she heard nomore gunshots after that. Sbe heard male

voices yellingback and forth. but couldn't tell what wasbeing said. She sat down and waited.

The handle to the doorinto the greenroom fromthehallwaybeganto jiggle. She heardsomeonesay "Police." Mrs.Williams

told them to open the door. When the door was opened, tbey could seethe SWATTeam. The SWAT Team then took the

studentsoutone by one, tellingthem to keeptheir handsover theirhead. Theythen wentdown the stairwayto the first landing,

and gave liteminstructionsto not touch any bags. The studentswere then led downstairs and through the commonsarea, and

out the west doors. Once outside the building, theywent up the stairwayto the gym area. There they were palled down and

placed into a police car, and then taken to Clement Park.

Terry statedshedoesnot know either ofthe suspects,Harrisor Klebold, nor does sheknow anyone in the Trench Coal Mafia.

She statedshehad seenindividuals who were known to be in theTrenchCoat Mafiabefore,but did notknowthempersonal!y.

On 04-20-99,Terry never saw any suspects. nor did she see any weapons.

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INVESTIGATION:

On June 17. 1999. I interviewed Janelle Thibault. by telephone. Thibault said that she had been in Mr. Manuellos 5th hour

Physics class for about 10 min. When she heard several students running and yelling in the hallway outside of her classroom.

Thibault said that one of the female student sin her class opened the door leading into the hallway and asked a student that was

running by what was going on. Thibault said that the student that was running said that there was someone down the hallway

shooting a gun Thibault said that Mr. Manuello told them to run towards the Tech, Lab. And out into the hall in order to get

01Jt of the school. Thibault said that they tried to get out that way but were told to run out the other doors by some other

students. She said that then ran to the other doors and were told not to go out that way and to run out the doors by the Tech.

Lab. Thibault said that she and her friend Rachael Danford ran out through the Tech. Lab. Into the hallway and then ran

towards the front offices. She said that they were told to run down the hallway towards the counselors offices and to go out

side.

Thibault said that she ran out the doors which are located across the hall from the Post Grad. Center She said that she and

several other students had to climb over the fence in the smokers pit and then ran to Clement Park. She said that after going

to the park she and Rachaei Danford were told to go to the Columbine library.

I asked Thibault if she had seen or heard anything strange or unusual the morning of the shooting or before or after the

shooting. She said that she had not. I asked Thibault if she had ever beard of the TeM before. She said that she had never heard

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Date Time Location04-10-99 H2O Columbine Hi2h School

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(Student - Columbine High School)Littleton, CO 80123 H-(303)979-8379

Per information control sheet #3298, I contacted (W)Thompson at his residence, regarding information hemight have of possible suspect accomplices,

(W)Thompson stated, on 04-20-99 he left school during second period with his marketing class for anawards banquet The function was held at the Welshire Inn Restaurant and lasted through s fourth period Heexplained he returned to school at approximately !0:50am. parked his car in the Clement Park lot and sat inthe commons area until it was time for fifth period

At approx II 05am, he went upstairs to his fifth period chemistry class, instructed by Mr Crem Shortlyafter the beginning of class he heard what he described as a "hollow explosion" At that time he felt it waspossibly an explosion in the other chemistry lab or a senior prank Shortly thereafter, he heard people runningand screaming and the instructor directed the class through the Tech, Lab and down a hallway, near the artclasses He and his classmates exited on the north side of the building, near the gymnasium weight room, Hestated, he felt the gunmen were nearby, in the area of the science classes as they were escaping due to the

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According to (W)Thompson, he was out ofthe building between 11:30am - 11:3Sam. Onceoutsidehe raninto Clement Park, got into his vehicle and left the area. He did not observeanyofthe individuals involved inthe attack, or theirvictims. (W)Thompson stated he did not noticeany strange activities, itemsor individualsaround the school prior to the shootings. He always parkshisvehicle in the Clement Park parkinglot and didnot detect anything unusual in the area that morning, prior to school or upon returning fromhis banquet.

(W)Thompson didnot knowEric Harrisor Dylan Klebold prior to the incident. He staled, he bad seenDylanaroundthe school on a few prior occasions and bada friend, Steven Partridge, who knew Dylan. Accordingto (W)Thompson, Partridge went to the schoolpromin the same limo as Dylanand his date. Partridgetold(W)Thompson, Dylan acted perfectly normal duringthe evening and madeno references of the pendingattack.

(W)Thompson statedhe was also acquainted with BrooksBrownand his brother, who lived about twoblocks away He hadnot talked withBrown sincethe incident but felt Brown was taking the situationextremely hard, walking' around likea "zombie". He staledhe did not know how well Brown knew thesuspects and had never heard him talkof the plan on prioroccasions.

(W)Thompson did not think Steven Partridgehadbeen interviewed by investigators, reference thiscase.completed an information control sheet for an interview with StevenPartridge.

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On05-03-99,at about! :00 p.rn., I obtaineda 6Q-minule videocassette tape from a companycalled Video Monitoring Services

of America, LP., located at 100 Broadway, Suite A21O, Denver, Colorado, 303-733-8000, as follow up to DN 1108. Said

videotape contained livecoverage from Denvertelevision stationKCNC TV, a CBS affiliate, for the time period 9'00 p.m. to

10:00p.rn, April 20, 1999.

Upon reviewing the tape, which starts out with anchors Aimee Sporerand Bill Stuart. I located a series of three previously

recorded interviews with Columbine students. This section was located approximately 35 minutes into the tape. The tlrst

interview is with a whitemale, wearinga white ballcap, and a graycolored t-shirt underneath an open light coloredplaidshin

This student.later identified as John Vandemark (10mgrade), saidtbe following: '" was in the Biologyroom.up above or right

above the stairs and we didn't hear anything downstairs earlier. Butuh, they came up the stairs to us and it sounded likea big

tight was going on in the halls, we thought it might be a senior prankor something and it sounded like people slamming up

againstdoors and then a big gunshot and a teacher ran by with a bloody shoulder."

The second interviewwas with a white male, wearinga black baseball cap. backwards, and a white t-shirt underneath a light

coloredplaidshirt This student, later identified as Christopher Wisher (10th grade), said the following: "I was in backof the

school behind the cafeteria when we heard what sounded fireworks, so we went back, We started running. We came back.

weJust figured Itwas fireworks, We lookedup. Wesaw twokidsin trenchcoatswith guns and another ktd just standing there

on the sideof the school, in white. We saw them.oneof them turned at us...yes, towardus. We were probably 100yardsaway

We fel! to thegroundand then the bulletssopped. I don't knowwhat hewasdoing,he mighthave been reloading or something,

so we gal back up. We looked over. We saw the kid In the whitethrowing the bombson top of the school. It was some kind

of grenade or something. I don't know what it was:'

The third interview is withan Hispanic female. later identified as Bree Pasquale (II th grade}, who said the following' "I was

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in the library. We were likecopying, andwedidn't knowwhatitwasand then l looked out the windowand there wasthisguy

throwing like a pipe bombat all thecars. Then becamein, then he likestarted blowing upandusingeveryonein thecafeteria.

and then we could hear him laughing and running upstairs and they were shooting anyoneof color wearinga white naror

playing a span, and then he (inaudible) who it wasand it was all likecloserange...(crying)...Everyone around megorshot and

1begged him for tenminutesnot to shoot me, andbe putthegun in myface andstarted blamingeveryone and started laughing,

sayingthatitwasall becausepeopleweremeanto him last year." Whowere these people? "I don't know...(crying)" You saw

otherpeopleget... "He did it right in front of us...(crying)" Howmany kidsgot shot" "Like. I don't know like fifty kids got

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Identification of thesestudents was madeby Columbine Student Dean Christine Mikesell, who reviewed the videotape on 05·

04·99, at about 2:00 p.m., at Chatfield High School.

This videotape was purchasedby the Jefferson County Sheriff's Officeon 05-03·99 by way of purchaseorder #74395. for

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Date Time Location04-2lI-99 H2O Columbiae.!!!l!!..&11001

SYNOPSIS: Assist to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department with the investigation oftheColumbine High School homicide.

INVOLVEMENTS:WitnemsiCOLORADO STATE PATROL - 2207 N. HWY 402 LOVELAND, CO. 80537 (970)663-0219-Investigator GregMcComas

CIVILIAN WITNESSES(W)Vandemark, Jonathan 02-20-83 (Student - Columbine High School)

6888 S. Yukon Ct. Littleton. CO. 80123 (303) 979-4878

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Per information control sheet #1688, I contacted (W)Vandemark reference information he may have on thesuspects inthis case.

09:30am - I contacted (W)Vandemark at his residence. He stated, on 04-20-99 at approx. 1l:22am, he wastaking a test in Mr. Peterson's science class, when he heard a loud boom. At the time he felt it was probablysome type of mishap in the science lab and continued to work on his test A few minutes later, he overheardteachers in the hallway talking and stating they thought there were gunshots in the school. At approximately thesame time he heard people screaming and running up the stairs, from the lunch room area.

(W)Vandemark stated, he then observed Mr. Sanders, being helped by another teacher, Mr. Johnson, walk pasthis classroom and into the classroom next door. He noticed Sanders head was down and he could see a lot ofblood on the upperright sideof Sanders chest By that timehe was hearing rapid gunshots and someexplosions.He and the other students got down into the comer of the classroom and turned the over tables to hide behind.

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- 1mhis locarion, he could see out of one of the two doors in the classroom into the hallway He explained eachy" thosedoorshad a window in it, about four to five feet offthefloor

(W)Vandemark stated, the gunshots and explosions continued for what seemed to be about thirty minutes. Hethen observed two individuals with guns comedown the hall and, he thought, glance into the room. They thenwalked away for a second and he heard anothershot The two individuals returned and starting banging on thedoor to the other science room, where Mr. Sanders was,trying to gel in. He observed both lean down, then sawtheyhadwhat appeared to be a bomb. He described the device all being a white cylinder about one foot longandone and a half inches round. The two taped the device onto the wall, near the door to the Sanders room andwalked back downthe hallway, toward the library At that point he heard more gunshotsand people screaming.(W)Vandemark stated,he watched the device on the wall and saw it was sparking and smoking for a short timeIt thenlet offa largepuffof smoke, aboutthree foot longandstopped all activity

(W)Vandemark estimated the gunshots continued in the area of the library for approximately another hour Heand the other students remained in the classroom, behind the tables for about an additional forty-five minutes,unt:iI the SWAT team enteredand ledthemout

(W)Vandemark explained, that due to the height of the windows in the doors of the classroom, he was not ableto observe a complete description of both gunmen. He described the first one as being tall and skinny with longdark hair, wearing a black shirt, black pants and a black hat, which was on backwards. He also saw that theindividual had a small black"two handled" gun strapped around his neck. He stated he did not personally knowtne individual but hadseen himaround school before. He statedhehad seen the photographs shown by the media

I couldpositively identify the individual as Dylan Klebold.

He described "the other kid" as being about one foot shorterthan Dylan, with dark hair that was spiked on topwith blonde tips. That individual was wearing a white T'-sbirt and had on what appeared to be a dark greenbackpack. He was unable to see what type of pants werewornbut stated he also had a gun strapped around hisneck, that appeared to be similar as the one carried by Dylan. (W)Vandemark stated he is not one hundredpercent surethe individual was Eric Harris. He could not recall seeing Harris around school prior to the incidentand did not think the gunman resembled the photograph shown by the media. He then stated it was possibly theindividual was Harris and hejust lookedolderthanthe photos.

(W)Vandemark stated, as he was watching thegunmen outside his classroom he couldtell theyweretalking backand forth He was unable to hear anything said, due to the fire alarms He also stated he had not noticed anyusual activity at the school that morning or on the priorday

(W)Vandemark drew a diagram of the area where he was hiding and observed the gunman. That diagram isattached to this report

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7956 S, VanceCOUll

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INVESTIGATION:

OnJune 23, 1999,1 spoketo WilliamVandermere, by telephone. I told Vandennerethat I wantedto interviewhim in reference

to the Columbineincident. Vandermere said that he was willingto answerquestions.

. asked Vandermerewhere he was when the incidentat Columbine started. He said that he had been in Mr. Manuello's 5 th

hour Physics classwhenhe saw severalstudents runningandscreaming downthe hallway. He said that Mr. Manuello and 13

other studentsand himself, had ended up hiding in a storage room until they were rescuedby theSWAT Team.

Vandermere said that he heard a coupleof'loud bangs and a coupleof gunshotswhile hiding, He said that he never saw who

it was that wasdoing the shooting.

Vandermere said thathe heard a TV. get turnedon in theroomnextdoor tot the room he was hiding in. He said that thealarm

was soundingand he could hear the T.V. over the alarm. but he could not makeout what was being said.

Vandermere said that he never saw who was shootingand does not remember much of wha; happened. I asked him if he had

everheardof theTCMbefore.Hesaid that he had heardof them before butstated that he did not think they wereas big a group

or as well organized as everyone thinks they are.

Vanderrnere said that he only heard shotsbeing firedduringthe first45 min. To an hour. He said that when he was hiding in

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the classroom they were all trying to stay as quiet as they could. He said that some of the other students said that they could

hear people walking around ill the hallwaysor that theycould hear voices.

Vandermeresaid that he had been in storage roomTech. Lab. Forabout 45·60 min. Before the T.V. came On. He said that

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CHRISTOPHER WALKER, DOBill-28-80

5923 WestMaplewood Drive

Littleton, Colorado 80123

(303)797-8410

Student: Columbine HighSchool

INVESTIGATION:

On 4-29-99, at about 1745 hours, I interviewed Christopher Walker at his residence, I asked Walker to describe to methe

events of 4-20-99, He stated he arrived at school at about 0700 hours, He went into the cafeteria where he had a couple

doughnuts with friends, I asked for the friends names, He didn't know their last names, but their first names were Steve,

I'iffany, Brandy; and Jeremy, Hedid somemathhomework and menat 0720hourswent to change clothesfor hisgymclass

Gym classstarted at 0730hours, Brooks Brown was in hisgymclassthat first period. Walker stated maleverything appeared

ttl be normal, they played dodge ball and nothing was out of the ordinary. I asked Walker if he had seen either Harris or

Klebold or any othermemberof the "TrenchCoatMafia" in thecafeteria whenhe was there, He statedhe did not.

At 0810 hours he changed his clothes to get ready for his nextclass. At 0815 hours, he begantalking witha friend named

Tiffany(unknown last name} and a male friend named Jean Richer. They talked for a few minutes and then he went to his

second period class, whichis a humanities class. No"TeM" members were in that class. Third periodhe wentto math. He

staled he wastalking withJean Richer in between classes andarrived late for hIS mathclassby about ten seconds. Hestated

that LauraTownsend is in that classwith him. His fourth period is Economics. Heattended that classwhichendedat Ii 10

hours.

He then went to his fifth hourPhysics class, which is on the second floor, the same flooras the library Walker stated that

about i 140 hourshe heard some screaming and saw students running in the hallway. He thought they mightbe laughing or

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having some kindof funactivity. An unknown female student came into theirclassand he askedherwhatwashappening. She

stated, "Sorneone's been shot." The Physics teacher, Mr. Manueilo, said,"Everybody in the back room," Walker stated that

mis is a store room near the Physics room, Thirty to forty students went into the store room. As Walker was telling me the

details of hisday, I made notations on a map. which he pin his signature on afterour interview,

Walker stated that the studentswerewondering whattheyshould doat thatpoint. Walker followed Mr. Manuello intoa second

physics classroom. Walker peeked his headthrough thedoorway•looking mtothemain hallway on thesouth sideof theschool,

Hestated he didn't hearany shots,that the hallway wasempty, except for a male teacher which hada beard. The teacher was

at tne endof the hallway to the west. Hehadfallen down, The teacher wasyelling, "Everybody get back in theroom, getback

in the room," The studentsand Mr. Manuello, whohad been in the second physics room returned to the storeroom.

Walkerstatedthat after returning to the store room he heardgunshots for the first time. [t was only a coupleof gunshots,

IValker statedhe left the storage room with ten 10 fifteen students behind him, Hewent to peekour the tech lab door, which

looks into the second floormain hallway on the north, I asked Walker to identify the students whowerewithhimat thattime,

Hecould not identify anyone.

Walker stated whenhe lookedout the door into themain hallway he saw twowhitemalescasuallywalking towards the west.

which would be towardsthe library. The twowhitemales werebothwearing blackdusters. They werewalking Just eastorthe fire doors which are in that hallway. The two males hadtheirbacks to Walker He statedthat he did not see any weapons

andthathedid not recognize eitherof thestudents wearing theblack dusters (trench coats). Walker Slated hethought they were

just students who werewalking towards the westexit.

Dueto the firealarm sounding, Walker did nothearthe two males saying anything to each other, He stated there was no one

else in the hallway with the two males. I asked Walker if he attempted to say anything to the males. Hestated he did not I

asked him if he coulddescribe their stature. Hestatedthat he couldnot. I asked himwhy he would notsay anything to two

studentswho werecasually walking, given the fact thathe knew someone was shooting in the school. Walker said he"Just

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didn't." I askedhimif'he had thought aboutasking students, who he sawwalking in the blackdusters, if they knew whatwas

happening in theschool. Hestatedhe did not. Waiker stated thatherecognized thedusters, butdid notnotice thateitherperson

walking was Harris or Klebold.

Walker has previously known the suspects, Harris and Klebold. Hestatedbe bastaken German withHarris for3 V, years, He

alsoplayed soccerand volleyball with Harris afterschool. Walker knew Klebold as a friend of Harriswho bungaround with

Harris, I asked Walker if be saw any members of'the "TrenchCoat Mafia't in the school. He stated he did not.

Walker statedthatwhenhe leftthe tech labhe turned easttowards the main doorsof theuppercommons, Hesaidtento fifteen

students werewithhim. I askedhimto identify thestudents. Hecouldnotgivemeanyone's name. Walker statedthat In the

upper commons lobby hecouldsee thatthe interior glass doors hadbeen shattered andan adultmale, whom be could notname,

waspointingpeopletowards tbe hallway where the counseling offices were, Walker wentdown that hallway and exited the

school. HewenttoClement Parkwhere therewerea lot ofColumbine students, Walker Slated that theotherhalfof hisphySICS

classremained in the schooland were rescued aboutthreehourslater.

Walker walked to his hometo get his grandmother's car. Hestated it wasaboutnoon. Hestated he wanted to go looking tor

hissister, Melissa Walker Onhis way hesaw a friend of hisnamed Clinton Moore, (303)933-3759. Walker stated thatMoore

had gone home for lunch and did not know about the shooting. When he told Moore what was happening, Moore got in

Walker'scar and the two of them drove to the neighborhood southof the school. They parked the car on a cul-de-sac where

a pathway leads to Clement Park, They could see police cars and police officers. The police officers were trying to rescue

students. Walker stated he heardshots,perhaps 15to 20,on the outside of theschool and thoughtthat it was thepolice officers

shooting. He quickly dropped to the ground. He climbed the fence which separated the football area fromClement Park

Police told him (0 go further back into the park,away from the school.

At Clement Park,a female policeofficer began asking questions about Klebold and Harris, such as the cars that theydrove,

the space numbers they parked in, their address andphonenumbers. Walker thought that they had been shot. Walker stated

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that a student named RyanShumberwas there and gave the police officer information on Harris and Klebold. Walkergave

his grandmother a phonecall, She told himthat his step-dad and hissister, Melissa, were at Leawood Park.

I asked Walkerwhat kindof vehicle he borrowed from his grandmother. He stated it was a dark blue FordTempo. 4-door

I asked Walkerwhat his personal vehiclewas. Walker stated he drives a 1969 primer gray Mustang. He stated it was in a

parking spot ofa senior lot, numbered 2t I or 112. Hewasn't sure.

I asked Walker whoowneda redGeoMetro. HeSlated thathissister, Melissa Walker, ownsa red Geo Metro. Hestated that

Melissaparked It next to Rachel Scott's vehiclein tne Clement Park parking areaalong S. Pierce St. and W. Bowles Ave. I

asked him if he drove thatvehicleat anytime that day. HeSlated hedid not. Hestatedthat they did not get Melissa'svehicle

outof theClement parking lotuntil thenextday afterthe shooting because the police wouldnotallowanyone to takevehicles

out of thatparking lot Walkerstatedhis step-father and Melissa retrieved thevehiclethe nextday.

rasked Walker whathe knew aboutmembers of the "Trench CoatMafia." Walker stated that heknew that Nick Dykeman was'

a member of the "Trench Coat Mafia." A week before the shooting, Walker saw Dykeman in a brand new trench coat.

Dykeman was by himselfat theschool. Walker askedhimwhyhe boughtthe new trenchcoat. Dykeman stated that"it was

cool"and'just for the hellofit." Walker stated that Dykeman hadnot previously dressed in a trench coal,although he did wear

black a lot. Walker talked to Dykeman about Dykeman's new truck. I asked himto describe the truck. Hestated it wasan old

mid 70'spick-up truckwith primer on it. big wheels. it looked beat-up. Dykeman's previous car had been a Dodge Lancer, a

tannish browncolor, The body style is similarto. Tempo. It was4·door, and according to Walkerit was"very ugly"

I askedWalker if heknew_ He statedhe did not know him. Walkerdid not know whatvehicle"'drove

Hestated that_ did nothavea vehicle. He did notknow whether the vehicles were associated With the"Trench

Coat Malia,"

I askedWalkermoreabouthis SISter, Melissa's, red Geo Metro. Walker statedthat Melissa has a set of keysand he has a set

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ofkeys. Hestatedon 4-20.99, he and Clinton Moore attempted to get hissister's car out oftheClementparking lot. Hestated

the timewassomewhere between 1330and 1400 hours. Walker stated a police officertold himthat theycouldnot retrieve the

car because thearea had notbeen cleared yet Moore and Walker thenran backto Walker'shouseand watched t.v, Walker',

father, MikeWalker. came over to the residence at about 1430 hours. Walker stated that somewhere between 1700 and 1800

hoursthatday.his father took himover to pickup the grandmother's carwhich hadbeen left in the cul-de-sac. I asked Walker

what he was wearingthe day of the shooting. Hestated he was wearing bluejeans and a shirt with horizontal stripes. He

showed me the shin, It had small horizontal stripes, the colors included white, medium blue.and green.

I askedWalkerif he ever talkedwith members of the "Trench CoatMafia" aboutbombs,particularly Harris or Klebold, He

stated,"No," Walker then madethestatements, "Eric liked things to go boom." Iaskedhimhowhe knew that. Hestated that

Harris talkedaboutalwayswantingto buildbombs. He told him thata person could get information on howto buildbombs

"'om the Internet and from the school library. Walker Staled Harris neverclaimed to have made a bomb or blown up any

bombs,

Walker toldme that in December of 1998 Enc Harris asked him to purchase a shotgun for him. When Walkerwanted to know

why, Harris stated he wanted it for hunting. I asked Walker if it didn't strike him funny that Harris would be interested in

hunting. Hestated itdid not becausea lotof kidsgo hunting. Walker's 18th birthday wason November 28. 199&. Hestated

he celebrated his birthday with his family and did not see Harris on that day. Walker believes Harris may have heard him

talkingabouthis birthday a few days beforeit actually occurred. Walker suggested that Harrisknewthat because of his 18th

birthday thatWalkerwould be old enough to purchase a weapon for him.

Walker stated that Harris asked himabout buying the shotgun at thebeginning of one of their class periods for German class.

Hesaid that Harris askedhim if he was 18. When he saidyes, Harris replied, "Then you can buyme a gun." Walker stated he

replied, "I'm sure I could, but I wouldn't." I asked Walker why he felt Harris wouldask him to make the purchase. Walker

said it was becauseHarris"confided in me." Hequicklyadded, "but notabout hisdark side,"

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( askedWalker why he declined10 purchasetheweapon for Harris, Walker at first statedthat he didn't want to haveto wait

for thebackground checkto bedoneon him, hejust didn't wantto takethat much time, I askedhim if'therewasanything he

wasconcerned aboutin regards to a background check, Hestated no, Walker. lateron. statedthe reasonswhy he declined to

make thepurchase as beingbecausehe was "100 youngto have a weapon", and thathe was"afraid10 buy the gun" incasehis

parents found out about il.

I asked Walker whoelse was in the German classwith himand Harris, and who mighthave been in the area to overhear this

conversation, Hestated thata girl named Christy Epling is the ex-girlfriend of a guy named RhineSchurners Epling sat next

to him in German class, He stated that as he was talking to Harris aboutthe gun purchase. Epling was talking to a girlfriend

intheclass, Hesaid perhaps she did notheartheirconversation, I asked himaboutRobyn Anderson, HestatedthatAnderson

was intheirGerman classat the same time, At thispointI could hearWalker clearing his throat. HeStated that Anderson was

~alrick McDuffy'sex-girlfriend.

I asked Walker whatkindof weapons Harris wanted to purchase. Hestated thathe wanted a shotgun or a rifle. Walker stated

he doesn't remember exactlywhichone. I couldseethatWalker wasnow swallowing hand, Hemadethe statement thatHam'

was"fascinated with shotguns," I askedhim how he would know that. Heslated that Harris wouldoftesn make sounds and

motions with his arms as if he wereracking a round ofammunition intheshotgun. I asked himif Harris askedhimto purchase

a handgun, He stated therewas no talk aboutbuyinga handgun,

I asked Walker how this transaction was supposed to work out. Walker asked Hams how much money the gun would cost.

Hams told him It wouldbe a couple hundred dollars, I asked him if heknew whether Of not Harris hadthatmoney at that urne

Hamsdid havethe money at the time of theirconversation. Walker said, Walker Staled that he was to give Harris themoney

and Harris would then go make the purchase. Walker stated that Harris did not mention any particular place to buy the

weapons. Dylan Klebold's name did not come up in their conversation. Harris did not mention a time that he wanted the

purchase to be made, I asked him ifhe knew whattime Harris needed the shotgun,and he stated he did not,

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Walker thenmadea comment that he hada conversation with his step-father on 4-28·99, askinghisstep-father aboutthe laws

governing an adultpurchasinga weapon, He stated his step-father told him that an 18year old could buy a rifle,

I askedWalker how the conversation between he and Harris cameabout, Hestated that he thinks it wasbecause there wasa

girl in theirGerman class who wasa vegetarian, talking about noteating meat. Ericmadethe comment that he liked hismeat

"bloodyred." The girl's namewas LisaSeeler, Walker statedthathe believes it was that conversation that lead into Harris

talkingabout guns and hunting, Walker indicated thathis reluctance to purchase the weapon caused the conversation 10 be

dropped and they wenton to talk about something else. Hartis did 001 mention any other potential buyers.

Walker told methat he neversaw any guns, eitherhandguns or shotguns or rifles, belonging to thesuspects. Walker Slated he

never knew whomadethe purchases forHarris. Harris never talked io him aboutowning a gun.butonlythat hewanted to own

'. gun. Walker said that he and Harris had a discussion about whata shotgun wound would look like. He stated he doesn't

remember how theconversation came up, but thattheyweretalking together in German class again. Walker told himthathis

step-father had an EMTbookwhich showed theextensive injury a shotgun wouldcause to anindividual. Walker stated henever

showed the book to Harris.

Walkerslated that abouta weekbefore the shooting at Columbine he had heard that the school locks had been superglued.

Hestated thatafter the shootingat Columbine he wondered if Harris had done that to try and trap students in the school.

I noticed that Walker was wearinga Bronco jersey with the number 87 on u, I asked him if he wasa Bronco fan, Hestated

he was and that number87 was Ed McCraffrey's number. I asked him if ne participated in any sports. He stated he wasa

wrestler, buthe had been injuredthisyearandcouldnotcontinue wrestling, Even though Walker considered himselfa "jock."

be staled thatHarris had neverthreatened him. Harris wasa friend to himandwas always nice. Walker stated he didnot know

of any medical problemsHarris might have, norof medications that Hams mightheon.

Walker showed me his 199711998 school yearbook. Harris made thenotation in German, "Ish BinGott.' I asked Walker what

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it meant. He stated that it meant, "I am God." In Hams' written notation was also a German phrase that meant, "FU<:K the

world." Hams signed his name and then put the word "Reb"below il. There was also a drawing which appeared to be that

of a grenadeat the bottomof Harris' written commenrs.

I asked Walker if he was nervousaboutanything. Hestated no. I asked him if he was holdingback any information or was

scared or reared being in trouble. He answered no.

Walkerthen went on to tell me about a timein which he. Dykeman, Harris, and a coupleotherswhom he couldn't recall the

names of, wentdown to the Cooper 7 Theaterto look fordiscarded movietrailers, Trailersare previews of films. He stated

thatDykeman hadshowed him two frames of a movie trailer oneday and then after school they Went over to the Cooper 7 to

see if they could find more. Walker told Dykeman he wanted some. Walkerstated this occurred last semester. Hecouldn't

'emember if'Klebold was with them at the time. The twomales thathe couldn't recall the names ofwere friends of Dykeman

Walker slatedthatwhenthey went to the Cooper 7 he wasableto get somediscarded film showingthe preview of themovie

"RlJSh Hour." Afterwards. Dykeman dropped his friends offat a house and thentookWalkerto Dykeman's house. Therethey

cut up thefilm in Dykeman's garage.

I asked Walker when was the last time he socialized with Klebold and Harris. He staled thaI they worked on some video

productions together. Walkerrecalled thathe played the German rock band"Romstien's"music as the background of a video

that Harris and Klebold filmed. In the videoa person playing thepartofa "jock" begins to "lease" and"beat-up"a guy who

looks likea "nerd." AImal point Hams and Klebcld walk In to theroom and stare into thecamera. I asked Walker if Klebold

and Harris then shoot the "jock." HeSlated no. HeSlated no weapons were involved, Harris and Klebold only scared the

"jock" away and that there was no touching, I asked Walker if this was the videoentitled"Hitman for Hire." Walker stated

he thought lhal was the title.

Walker recalled two other productions he assisted them with, He stated he and a guy named Mike played detectives,

investigating Hams because Harris had shot someone. Hestated in that video they used a prop made up ofa backpack with

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a water bottleandstraw. Walker stated hedidn't finish the film withthem becausehe ended up gettinginjuredduringthai time.

I believe this injury is related III his wrestling injury.

Walkerstated that in the fall Harris anda anotherstudent,who hejust described as a "film guy", played the part of robbers in

a video. They rob an individual and Walkerplays the pari of a cop whogives chase to them all the way 10 ClementPark. He

slated theymadethe videoas part of the Friday Feature presentation at theschool,but that it neverwas aired. Hestaled Klebold

was not in tms film.

Walker stated that there was an idea that Harris and Klebold bad, bUI the idea was never filmed. The idea had Hams and

Kleboldbeing the bag guys wno go intothe cafeteriaand shoot students. Walkerand anotherstudent named Mike played the

good guys whocome to get them. The idea had Harris and Klebold standing on tables in the cafeteria hurting people. There

vas no ending to tile film discussed. Walker stated he has neverbeen to the Hartis or Kleboid residences. I asked him ifhe

ever had Klebold and Hams to his home. Hestated he could not recall. He did say that Dykeman was over at his house for

Walker's 17th birthday.

Walkerstatedthat twodays afterthe Columbine shootinghesaw Brooks Brownat ClementPark. Brooks wasat Rachel Scott's

car, He was crying. Brooks was saying, "Eric and Dylan wouldnever do this:' Brooks continually repeated this statement

Walker stated he has not seen Nate Dykeman since the shooting. Walker describes his friend, Clinton Moore. as Nate

Dykeman's best mend. Moore told Walker that behad called Dykeman after the shooting to see ifhe was alright and to check

on him incase hewas suicidal. Moore toldWalkerthat Dykeman toldhim of a time in whichKlebold was"very scary." A fight

had occurredand he described Kleboldas going "crazy." It is unknown when that fight occurred.

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INVESTIGATION:

On June [7. 1999, I interviewed CharlesWactman, by telephone. Wactrnan said that be bad been in Mr Manuellos, 5th hour

Pbysicsclass when he heardseveral students screammg, Wactman said thatone of the female students in his class opened the

"<lor and lookedout into the hallway and asked a student that was running by what was going on. Wactman said the student

yelled that there were people shooting guns down the hall. Waetman said that he heard two gun shots atlbat time.

Waolman said that Mr Manuello told the kids to run out the doors that lead into the Tech. Lab.. Wactmansaid thatonce they

madeit to thosedoors they were told by studentsrunningdown the hallway, to go back the other way. Wactmansaid that they

then ran back to the other classroom door, and were told upon arriving at that door that the people that were shootingwere

down that hallwayand they sbould find an other way QUt of the classroom.

Wactmansaid tbat they then ran back to the Tech. Lab. doors and ran out to the hallway towards the front of the school. He

said that they then ran through the north hallway towards the weightroomand ranout the doors that lead into the smokers pit,

Wactmansaid that he had to climb over the fence and then ran throughClement Park. He said that he was then told to go to

the Columbine library and finally ended up a Leawood Elementary School.

I asked Wactrnan ifhe ever saw the shooters. Wactman said that be neversaw them and did not know who they were. I asked

Waetman if be had ever heard of the TeM or knew any of it's members. Wactma»said that he did not know anything about

ie TeM and bad only been in the school for about one year. Hesaid that the TCM is not like any of the gangs he had seen

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beforein his homestate of Texas. Wacrman said, ,. the gangsin San Antonio Texas are real gangsnot like the Trench Coat

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I asked Wactman ifhe had seen or heardanything unusual the day of the shooting or anytimebefore or after the shooting.

Wactman said thathe has not heardor seen anything unusual andhadnot heardof anyoneelse thatmay have assisted Hams

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On 05-01-99at about 0910 brs.• this Investigator responded to 8310 S. Saulsbury St. andcontacted:

WALTON. EroN JEANDOB: 08-06-83(303) 919-0450

Walton related when 5th hour started, she was in Mr. Petersen's room. When he left theroom, Ms. Miller, Mr. Johnson and Ms. Wyatt entered the room. This is also the roomthat Mr. Sanderswas brought into.

The boys who brought Mr. Sanders in, is identified by Walton as:

STARKEY, KEVINand

AARON(Last name unknown)

When they brought Mr. Sanders in, he was bleeding really bad. He slipped in and OUI ofconscientious severaltimes.

This Investigator asked Waltonifshe ever heardMr. Sanders say anything. She related hewas talking and told a couple ofjokes. Then he started talking about his children. Sheneverheardhimsayanything about the incident.

This Investigator inquired as to who the people were applying first aid and she repliedKevin Starkey and Aaron. The teachers were trying to keep them calm. At one point,Ms. Miller looks out the window \0 see what is going on. Miller is the person who put upthe sign that said, "I am bleeding to death."

Walton related it is Mr. Johnson's room which faces towards the parking lot. This iswhere the signwas put.

This Investigator asked Walton how long after the classbegan, that they knew somethingwas wrong. She related about live minutes into the class, they were taking a test. Theyheard a big boom. Then they heard a lot of people running and screaming. Waltonthought it was a seniorprank.

They could hear people coming up the stairs really fast and the fire aIartn went off.Initially they thought it was a fire drill. They started \0 leave the class room and Ms.Miller told them to get back in the room. After going back in, they went to the back ofthe room

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About ten minutes lateI', Mr. Johnson comes in. Walton could hear gunshots andexplosions going off: Theyheard several big booms.

Walton related about 45 minutes after the incident started, she saw two people come tothe door. She could see them both. Walton sawtheir backs and sidesof their face, Bothpeople were standing together. They fired three to four shotsat the science teachers door.

This Investigator asked Walton to describe the two people she saw. Walton gave thefollowing description:

Suspect # I: Taller, long black hair, wearing all black. Hada black hat, with the bill turned backwards. He was wearinga black shirt with writing on the back. She does notremember the words. The letters were Red, white and bluein color. Walton did notsee this person's face.

Per Walton, he is the onlypersonwhodidany shooting. Shesaidshe saw a shot gun. Hisleft head was extended. At one point, the person held the gun up, that is Walton saw thegun.

Suspect # 2. Walton saw the side of his face. He waswearing a white T-shirt, real short blond hair. Waltonstated he was just standing there with the other person.Walton did notseea gun.

Walton related she could not hear whatwas being said. The two people stood at the doorfor about three to four minutes talking, then the one did the shooting. They went to thescience teachers lounge. Shesaw smoke coming out from the room.

Both subjects left. Walton related they were in there fur about thirty more minutes, thentheyhearda couple moreexplosions. TheSWAT teamcame and took themdownstairs tothe cafeteria. Theywent out the back door of the cafeteria.

This Investigator asked Walton where her back pack was and she stated it was in herlocker. She identified her lockernumber as #761. Her locker is right outsidethe scienceroom. The onlythingshe had with herwasherscience notebook.

In regards to Harris andKlebold, Walton related she sawthem on TV. When asked if sheknewthem, she related she did not knowthem, but last year I hung out with kids who didknowthem. She indicated she knewthemlast year.

Walton related shedid not recognize suspect #2.

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When leaving the building, Walton related they went downthe stails and out the cafeteria.WIlen they weregoing down stails, they were told not to touch anything, Anyone ofyoucouldbe the suspect.

Walton related when they saw smoke from the science lounge, she never heard anexplosion.

This.'Invest' ator asked Walton if she knew a personby the name of Shesaid hung out with the trench coal people. He is a tall guy and described byW i:eally scary looking. Waltondid not see~ dayofthe shooting,

Walton related why theywere in the classroom, Mr. Johnson. Waltonand several otherswere the ones who turned over the tables. The tables were then used to hid behind. Adrawing was made by Waltonreference various locations in the school.

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ERINWALTON, 008/08..06-83

8310 South SaulsburyStreet

Littleton,Colorado80123

(303) 979..0450

Student:ColumbineHigh School

SCOTIY WALTON, OOBI01-22-60

Same as above

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1ACQUELINE WALTON, OOB/09-22-64

Sameas above

Bus: (303) 792..0520

INVESTIGATION:

On09·13·99, atapproximately0715hours,I contactedwitnessErinWalton's father,ScottyWalton,bytelephone, Mypurpose

for callingScotty Walton was to set up an appointment for a reinterview of his daughter,Erin Walton. Scotty said that Erin

Waltonwas not home when I called on thisdate, I explainedto Scottythere werediscrepanciesin the reports that Stephanie

Williams made to me when I interviewedher, and the report made by Erin Walton to Arapahoe County Sheriffs Office

Detective Moomawon05..07-99. I brieflyexplainedthe differences in the interviewstatement, andasked ScottyWaltonwhat.

ifanythingErin had toldhim about theshootingat Columbine High Schoolon 04-20·99. Scottysaidshehad not told himvery

much about the shooting incident Scotty said he did not remember that Erin Walton said she had seen somebody shoot a

shotgun,other thanto say he did recall that she said she saw someoneshoot a shotgunat a door, Scotty said, however, that

.orin had reportedshe did not see who the suspectwas, and had not seen a completeview of'his face. ScottyWaltonsaid that

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occur. This informationwas in the original report made to DetectiveMoomaw on 05.Q7-99.

ScottyWaiton told me that Erin Walton is fmally becoming successfulin putting the incident from 04-20-99 behind her an

said she is doingmuch better. Scotty said be did not wantErin Waltonto be reinterviewedbecause it will cause her to once

again think about the incident. He was afraid that would causeErin Waltona Jotof problemsandhe didnotwant to take that

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Interviewing Agent: Larry A. Brown,Colorado Bureau ofInvestigation, 690 KiplingSt.,Suite4000, Denver,CO, 80215, phone(303) 239-4211

Place ofInterview: Telephonic to 6428 IngallsCT., Arvada, CO 80003, (303)431-4119

Person Interviewed: Columbine school teacherRichardWILL, 6428 IngallsCT., Arvada,COSO003

Mr. WILL stated Iris fifth periodclass began at 11:15 a.m. and there were30 students in theclass. WILL said be bad DO recollection ofthe morning announcements ofApril 20, 1999and did DOt noticeanythingout of the ordinarythat morning. His first knowledge ofsomething wrongthat day was the soundof the firealarm. WILL stated the preplannedevacuationwas to route was towardthe exits at the eommons. All of Iris students left theroombut soon manyof them came running back. A teacher,Ms. TheresaMILLER, wasyellingfor everyone to getbackinto the rooms because someonebad guns and was shooting.According to WILL, the stodentsthat reenteredIris room were a mix of Iris students andstudentsfrom other classesand possibly the cafeteria. Wll.L stated he saw several studentsin the hallway unprotectedso he left Iris roomto escortthe kids into a storage room. \\1LLsaid there was a total of II students in the storage room lriding with him. He said he wassure the kids in Iris classroom would be takencare of by the teacher from the aqjoiningroom,Chris MOSIER. WILL also said teacherRich LONG joined lrimin the storage roomand badblood on Iris clothing. LONG told WILL that he bad helpedmove teacherDave SANDERSinto a classroom and that SANDERS bad been shot. According to WILL, the studentsdidvery little talkingwhile hidingin the storageroombecausetheywere in fear of their lives.WU.Lcould not rememberthe namesofany ofthe studentsthat were withhim in the storageroom becausehe was too traumatized. WILL said be stayed in the storageroom until SWATofficersarrivedto escort them out between3:30and 4:00p.m, WILL stated hehas not heardany rumors ofothersbeing involved other thanHARRIS and KLEBOLD.

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Interviewing Agent: Larry A. Brown,Colorado Bureau of Investigation, 690 KiplingSt.,Suite4000, Denver, CO, 80215, phone(303) 239-4211

This report is referenced to Control Number 4536.

SUMMARY,Mr. WILL'S fifth period scienceclasswas interrupted by the sounds of firealarmsandstudents screaming and running. While evacuating the room, someone in the hall told themtget back into the classrooms becausesomeone had a gun. Mostofthe studentsreturnedtotheir classroom whileelevenof the students tookcoverin a storage room with Mr. WILL andMr. LONG. Noneofthe studentssawthe gunmen but all of them heardthe explosions andthe soundof neamy gunfire, Everyone wasevacuated safely by SWATteam membersaftera waitof approximately four hours.

On June 15, 1999, studentGenevieve MarieKLERMUND, 7215 S. Zephyr, Littleton, CO,telephone number303·972·2947, was interviewed regarding her observations at ColumbineHighSchool. KLERMUND stated she was in her fifth hourclasswithscienceteacherRichard Will whenshe heard the school firealarms sounding. KLERMUND said she left theroomat the direction of Mr. WILL andran into lotsof screaming and running students. Anunidentified teachertold everyone to get back into the rooms and hidebecause someone hada gun. Duringthe shorttime KLERMUND was in theball,she saw no one with anyweapons. KLERMUND went back intoher room and hid. Mr. MOSlERand his class fromthe adjoining science room combined underthe supervision of MOSlER. They stayedtherefor approximately four hoursuntil SWAT teammembers arrived and directedthem out theschool. KLERMUND said she hasnot heardanyrumors of anyone elsebeing involved inthe attack.

On June 15,1999, studentJacob A. MAlHEWS, 8063 S. Jay DR., Littleton CO, telephonenumber303.973-6762 was interviewed regarding his observations at Columbine HighSchool. MAlHEWS said he was in Mr. WILL'S fifth hour class whenthe fire alarmsounded He left the roomand headed 1D the direction of thecommons when he saw a largecrowdof students running in his direction. He turned andenteredthe roomthat Mr. WILLusedas an office and storageroom. According to MATHEWS, he did not see anyof thegunmen whilehe was in the hall or in the storageroom. MAlHEWS recalledteachersWILL and LONG werein the roomalongwithstudents Kenny ELSNER and ChristopherHOLICK. MAlHEWS said theystayedin the room until SWAT team members directedthemout of the schoolthree to four hours later. MATHEWS statedhe has not heardofanyone else beinginvolved in the attack

On June 15, 1999, student SarahNIELSEN, 7153 Hinsdale DR., Littleton, CO 80123,telephone 303-933-9097, was interviewed regarding herobservations at Columbine HighSchool. NIELSEN stated she did not attend school on April 20, 1999 because it was'National PotSmoking Day', NIELSEN and several friends wereat the residence of studentStephanie HART smokingmanjuanaand making plansto attenda rally at the state capitoland protest marijuana laws. NIELSEN saidshe arrived at HART'S residence atapproximately 8:40 a.m. Other students at HART'S residence were ChelseaLAMONTAGNE, Matt RAY, WesTHREKELD, Justin WILLIAMS and Amanda(last nameunknown). According to NIELSEN, mostmarijuana smokers knowofApril 20 (4-20) asbeinga day to smokemarijuana. She saidshe heard aboutthe attackon the school whenshe

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returnedfrom gettingcigarettes. The other kids told her of the shootings at the schoolandthey all watched the eventson television. NIELSEN staledsheknew HARRlS andKLEBOLD only in passing. She saidshe made an effort to talk to them occasionally becausethey weredifferentfrom otherstudents. NIELSEN statedshe had not heardany rumorsregarding of anyoneelse being involved in theattack.

On June 16, 1999, studentDerek. RyanPONTIUS, 5182 S. EverettSt., Littleton, CO,telephone 303-979-5164. was interviewed regarding hisobservations at Columbine HighSchool. PONTIUS stated he was inMr. WILL'S fifth period classwhen he heard anexplosion followed by the soundof the fire alarm. PONTIUS exitedthe roomas instructedand sawa large numberof students TUlIIling from the areaof the commons. PONTIUS heardseniorSarahALYSON say there were menwith guns in the building. PONTIUS said he didnot see anyone with weapons but he couldhear the sound of gunfire. PONTIUS enteredtheroom next to his scienceclass that Mr. WILL usedas an office and storageroom. Others inthe roomwereteachersWILL, LONG; classmates ChrisHOUCK, KenELSNER,ChelseaBROWN, AshleySTEELE, Brittany BARRY, and Pamela KARAKUSIS. Other students inthe roomwereSarahALYSON and RobinCLARK. PONTIUS stated theystayed in theroom until they were foundand escorted out of the school by SWAT team members.PONTIUS said be did not knowHARRIS or KLEBOLD andhad not heard of anyone elsebeing involvedwith the attack.

On June 15, 1999, studentJustinCraigSAVOtE,6689vi. CaleyPL., Littleton, CO,telephone 303-794-8822, wasinterviewed regarding his observations at Columbine HighSchool. SAVOtE stated he heardthe soundof gunfire andthefire alarms goingoff. He leftthe roomand returned immediately after seeing a largenumberof students runningandscreaming. SAVOlE said he neversawanyone withweapons. Mr. WILL guidedelevenstudents into a storage room next to hisclassroom and Mr. MOStERtook controlof bethclassrooms. According to SAVOlE,Mr. FRIESEN passed through theirclassroom withouthis shirt. FRtESEN said Dave SANDERS had been shot. SAVOtE saidhe could hearthesoundof gunshots comingfromdifferentparts of the school. SAVOlE saidat one point,someone triedto openthe door to the classroom he was in butthe door was locked. SAVOtEstatedbe saw the shadows of whomhe believed to be the gunmen pass by the windows of theroom in whichthey werehiding. A shotwas firedfrom the hall anda bullet passedthroughthe wall andenteredthe room. Oneof the female students screamed and SAVOlE wasconcerned the gunmen wouldforce theirwayinto the room. SAVOlE saidthe group stayedin the room until SWAT team members escorted themout of the school. He statedhe did notknowHARRIS or KLEBOLD and had not heardof anyone elsebeing involved with theattack.

On June 16, 1999, studentTrevor DavidVANDERMEER, 7956 S. Vance CT., Littleton,CO, telephone 303-978·0110, was interviewed regarding his observations at Columbine HighSchool. VANDERMEER statedhe was in Mr. WILL'S fifth hourclass whenhe heard thesoundof gunfire. He thoughtit was a seniorprank until he heard the firealarm and sawpeople running down the hall. VANDERMEER said he heardsomeone yell to get back inthe rooms because someone had a gun. VANDERMEER said he endedup back in hisclassroom and Mr. MOSlERtook. charge of the twoadjoining classrooms as Mr. WILL hadmovedsomeof the studentsintoa nearby storageroom. According to VANDERMEER,Andrew SWANSON, Stuart WILSON, Patrick BINGEL, SarahOLEJNICZAK, PrestonJORD.A.N, ATtorn MARand NathanHOCHHALTER were inside the classroom withhim.

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VANDERMEER. said he did not see thegunmenor anyweapons duringthe attack.VANDERMEER stated theystayedin the room untilthe SWAT team arrived atapproximately 3:45 p.m, and.escorted themoutofthebuilding.

On June 16, 1999, student JennyLynn MOORE, 8127 S. Lamar CT., Littleton, CO,telephone 303·944-8621, was interviewed regarding herobservations at Columbine HighSchool. MOORE stated she was in Mr. WILL'S fifth hour classwhenshe heard peoplerunningfrom the commons area. A loudexplosion was heard followed by the soundof thefirealarm. Everyone started to evacuate the classroom andan unknown womancamedownthehall tellingpeopleto get back into their rooms because there was a guywitha gun.MOORE went back: into the room and tookcoveralongthe WlI1I that was the furthest fromthedoor, MOORE said shecouldhearthe soundof gunfire nearby in the hallway, MOORErecalled that Jenny KLERMUND. SarahOLEJNICZAK. Lauren KROLICKI, Pat BINGEL,Artufo Mar, andNathanHOCHHAL'fER werealso in theroomalongwithteacherMr.MOSIER MOORE said theyall stayedin the classroom until the SWAT team cameforthem approximately four hours later. Whenaskedifsheheardanything aboutanyone elsebeinginvolved, MOORE said sheheard from sophomore Christopher THERRlAN that hesawa person withlonghair in thecafeteria or outside during the attack,

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, WILLLAMS, llEVERLY

PROGRESS REPORTCASE TYPE: HOMICIDECASE NUMBER: 99-16215PAGE 1 OF3INVESTIGATOR BRICE MOOMAW

ControlNumber: 1581

On 05-Q5-99 at about 1125 hrs., this Investigator was at Chatfield High School andcollladed:

WILLIAMS, BEVERLY ECKDaB: 03-20-46213 CamrilSt.Castle Rock, CO(303) 688-5206

Williams relatedshe was in her classroom, ready to give a test. Two weeks prior, theybad a unityday and one student was danciDg in class prior to thetest. They bad a radio onin the room.

WIlen they turned it offilr thequiz, they beard thekids running and heardpop, pop, pop.Williams thought it was firecrackers at first. Williams saw TheresaMiller and Rich Long.They were close together. They said to get everybody down, there were gun shots.

Williams related there were five other kids who came into the room that were not herstudents. They werebeIped into theroomby Theresa. Miller. Sire identified thekidsas:

ROMANYSKEU, NICK (Jr.)DeHoff, KRIS (F)AMBER(UnknoWllIast name) - (F)ENCINIAS, ALICIAOnemore student 1IIlk:nown.

TIre kids went into the green\1oU$ll, which is lecated at the top of the stairs. The doorwhichfaces the mainhallhas a window. Two lllOnths ago, Williams put a poster on thewindow. You couldnot see inside becauseoftheposter.

Williams figured as longas they stayed quiet, mayl)e the suspects would not know theywere inthere. Williams related thedoor between her classroom was not locked.

In regards to theshooters,Williams related theydid not see anything. They heard a lot ofshooting and bombs goingoff. Sire stated about 10 to 15minutes after it started somekidshoutedat the top ofhis voice, "Today, I am going to die."

The firealarmwas goingall the time. Williams believes that a bombwent off rightoutsidetheirdoor. TIrey beard a lot ofdistant shots. They also beard someoutside the school Itwas bard for themto teU thedirection.

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PROGRESS REPORTCASE TYPE: HOMICIDECASE NUMBER: 99-16215PAOE20F3INVESTIGATOR BRICE MOOMAW

Control Number: 1581

Williams related they heard a lot of talking. Several of tbe kids heard one refer to tbeother~~ This Invesligator asked WiIIiatns if she knew wbich kids heard tbename",-she identified tbe tbllowing students.

HOULTON, LINDSEYPATRICK, KATTIEHOMBAKEll, LORA

During the incident, Williams related she wu apiost the imcr door. This Investigatorasked whatshe did inthe room lllld she related theyptayed lllld weresoothing each other.

Aller about onebour, therewas a lu1llllld the kids began standing up to stretchtheir legs.Williams related they stayed in the room the entire time. At one poillt she looked at herwatch and it was 1130 hrs. Later they heard tbe bellsat 1430. At about 1440 to 144Shrs., tile SWAT team came.

This Investigator asked Williams how she knew it was tile SWAT team. Sheheard a. lllIl1evoice say,"Get tile shields up," It wasa vr:r:y huskyvoice. Sheabo heard a lot of'peoplecoming up the stairs.

The kids were holding tile door knob. WIlen they heard tile SWAT team, they startedca.IIing to them. Whenthe door was finally open, !be SWAT team told everybody to puttIleirhands up ina very stemvoice.

Williams stated they left tbroush tile~ holding their hands over their head.Williams relatedtile kids were in absohrte terror. At one poillt prior to leaving, Williamsrelated theywere frisked, asked ifanybody was hurt and ifanybody had any weapons.

Whenthey went tbroush the cafeteria, they saw one person dead. They went up the stairswhere another person was dead. They got into VlIIl$ and were told they were still in thelineof fire.

Williams related theybad absohrtely nocluewbat was going on. One boy inthe room bada. pagerand was being paged by hismom, dad and sister. No one in the roombad a cellphone.

Initially when tile incident started, they were in her class room. When they heard tileshots. theycrawled illto the green house. At onepoint, Williams opens her innerdoor.

She later talked withDoug Johnson, a telll:her. Johnson told Williams he saw a shootergo into her door recess. It wasunknown to Johnson ifhe tried !be dooror not.

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PROGRESS REPORTCASETYPE: HOMICIDECASE NUMBER: 99-16215PAGE30F3INVESTIGATOR BRICEMOOMAW

ControlNumber: 1581

Williams assumes they saw 110 one was in the room. When Williams lookedout, she sawher outer class room door wasopen. Shecouldsee into thehall

Williams related that one of her goffim; and student of Theresa Miller saw II gunman andsomeone else on the roof: Williams identified the student as.

CONWELL, LINDSEY

Williams jndjcated that Conwell WllIl scheduled to speak withsomeone on Wednesday, 05­04-99. It isUIlkIlOwn to Williams ifConweR actually spoketo llllYOne.

She related whenAlicia came into the room, she was bleeding from her knee. Williamsthought when Alicia came into the room, she thought Alicia said there was three,however, it mayhave been just two.

Per Alicia, one suspectpossibly graduated the year befure and was not a student now atthe school

On 05-06-99 at about 2030 brs., this Investigator telephoned Williams. She identified theother two girls wbo cameintoherroomas:

ROSETTA, AMBERPOMASBERGERor PROMASBERGER, ELLEN

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WITT, CARLY

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WITNESSES,

CARLY MARIE WITT, W/P

(303) 979-3251

JOHNWITT, WIM

same as above

INVESTIGAnON:

On June 23, 1999,1 spoke \0 John Wilt by telephone, John Witt said that his daughter Carly is in boot camp at Fort Jackson

and then is off to school after she graduates from boot camp.

John Wilt said that Carly told him that she had been One of the students who had stayed behind in Mr. Manuello's class, He

said that Carly told him that she had stayed in the room and did not hear much ofanything. He said that she wid him some of

the studentshearda T Y, come on bot she didn't hear it. John Wilt said that Carlytold hrm she was rescuedby the SWATTeam

around 3:30 p.m.

John Wilt said that Carly told him she never saw the shooters nor had she ever had any type of problems with the TCM, H.

said that she had told him that the TCM was not as large or well organizedas everyone thinks they are, John Wilt said that he

had no additional information that he felt would be beneficial to the investigation.

DISPOSITION,

open,

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On Oi2099, at Ibout 1150 .0Url, I WII pa,ed lnd directe4 to rllpon4to Colulbine High School 10 Illist Jefferson county un I Ihooting at thescbuul, Opon Irri'al, I III directe4 tu inter,iel stufe.ls, leachers a.dulher eIP10leeS IS thel 'Irl e,acualed frut thl school. I intlr,iewId:

Jalun Richard VoodOOB: OilSIlSISI t. CaftlOft iraillittltlon 10111

,t.deot rho .id in tht biul09l rOOI; didn't let lit l'ooters

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JZPFBRSOH COUXTY DISTRICT ATTORHZY'S OFFICE

Defendant.

Date.

Deputy D.A••

Harris/Klebold

May 20, 1999

Docket 1ll'umbeZ"

Ca.e H\ullber.

I11veat:Lgator.99A062

Gallagher M.

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Witness: Sara Wood

DOB 1-13-83

6543 W. Euclid Pl.

Littleton, Co.

303-795-1069

en May 20, 1999 this investigator conducted a telephone

interview with Sara Wood, who is a sophomore at Columbine High

School. Ms. Wood made the following statements.

Ms. Wood stated on April 20, 1999 she was in Doug Johnson's

science class taking a test. She heard gunshots and Mr. Johnson

told the class to get,down on the floor.

A few minutes later Mr. Sanders came into the classroom with

Ms. Miller another science teacher.

Ms. Wood stated she did not see the gunmen. She was facing the

floor When she heard the gunshots.

Ms. Wood stated she left her back pack in Mr. Johnson's science

room. The back pack contained her school supplies and her purse.

Her purse contained her student ID.

Nothing further.

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JEFFERSON COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNBY'S OFFICE

Stl1?l'L1OODrUL RDOitT

99A062

Defendant,

Dat.e.Deputy D.A.,

Harris/Klebold

May 4, 1999

~HI>oeket N'um.ber,Case N'um.ber,Investigator, Gallagher M.

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On May 4, 1.999 this investigator conducted an interview withCaprice Wyatt, who is a teacher at Columbine High School. Ms. Wyattteaches Earth Science and Biology. Ms. Wyatt made the following

statements.

Ms. Wyatt stated on April 20, 1999 she did not have a classduring fifth hour which commenced at 11:15 A. M.

Ms. Wyatt stated she was in the science office grading papers,when Mrs. Teresa Miller raced into the office to call 911. Ms.Wyatt asked Ms. Miller what was wrong. Ms. Miller replied there was

someone with a gun in the building.

Ms. Wyatt stated Ms. Miller went over to Frank Petersen, who

was the Department Chair for the Science Department to tell him whatwas happening. Ms. wyatt followed Ms. Miller to Mr. petersen's

room. During this time Ms. Wyatt heard gunshots and screaming.

Ms. Wyat.t stated she went to Doug Johnson's room (science room

#3) to tell him the situation. Mr. Johnson's kids were taking atest. At that point Mr. Long another teacher and Ms. Miller brought

teacher David Sanders into Mr. Johnson's room. Mr. Sanders wasbleeding real bad. Mr. Johnson made a sign which read Bleeding to

Death and placed it in the window of the science room.

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Ms. Wyatt stated another teacher

took off his shirt to help Mr. Sanders.

and explosions.

identified as Kent Friesen

You could hear more gunfire

At this point Mr. Long, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Friese."1 left the

science room to go and get paramedics to assist Mr. Sanders. She

and Ms. Miller stayed in the room with the students and Mr. Sanders.

They put up tables to use as barricades in the room.

Shortly thereafter Ms. Miller saw the gunmen coming back

towards the science rooms. Ms. Wyatt stated they got real quiet.

The gunmen tried opening the door but the door was already locked.

The gunmen went over to Ms. Wyatt's room where they threw a

firebomb. Ms. Miller told Ms. Wyatt later that one of the gunmen

said "that ought to do it". Also in the room at this time was Libby

Schneider, who was an assistant in the science room. After the

gunmen threw the firebomb Ms. Miller was able to extinguish the fire

with a fire extinguisher.

Ms. Wyatt stated Ms. Miller was able to call 911 and they were

getting instruotions from 911 on how to help Mr. Sanders. They

meaning herself, Libby Sohneider, and Ms. Miller were taking care of

the students. Eventually they were rescued by a Police Swat Team.

They had left Mr. Sanders in the room and he was still alive. She

saw a Swat team member at Mr. Sanders side.

Ms. Wyatt was asked if she saw on a marquee or heard an

announcement over the interoom this was going to be a bad day or

that it was Hitler's birthday. Ms. Wyatt stated she saw on the

school TV at approximately 8:25 A.M. that said something to the

effect Thought for the day; "I'll bet you wish you were not here

today" .

Ms. Wyatt was asked if she had any valuables or belongings that

was left in her classroom. Ms. Wyatt stated she had left her purse

in her car that day. They had collected approximately $600 in money

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and checks for a field trip.

room.

The money was left in Mr. Friesen' s

Ms. Wyatt was asked if she knew either Dylan Klebold or Eric

Harris. Ms. Wyatt answered she did not know Eric Harris. She had

met Dylan last semester. Ms. Miller told Ms. Wyatt later that she

met Dylan Klehold last semester when he came to the science room to

help out, on the web site. Ms. Wyatt stated she was impressed with

the way Dylan Klebold had presented his self.

Information: caprice Wyatt

OOB 2-29-56

902Q W. 55Th Ave

Arvada, Co.303-467-1211

Investigator

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Date

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COLUMBINE mCH SCHOOL

99-7625

CAFETERIA~..,~ .'

WITNESSES

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AlllAA!'!S. DANIEL

JBrFBRSON COUUTY DISTRICT ATTORHBY'S OFFICB

StlPPL!QIBl!'1'AL UPOIT

DefendlUlt,

Date:

Deputy I).A.:

May 5, 1999

Docke t HwlIber:

Case HwlIber: 99-7625

174A-DN57419

CN 2583

Inve.tigator: Lauck

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CHS student, witness in cafeteria on 05-20-99.

Daniel Abrams5154 S. Hoyt St.Littleton, CO., 80127

303/933-6746

On May 5, 1999, this investigator met with Daniel Abrams at hisresidence. Present during the interview was his mother, Nancy Abrams.

Daniel stated that he had gone to the cafeteria aftercompleting his fourth period science class. He said he stopped athis locker prior to going down to the cafeteria and believed that itwould have been approximately 11:17 a.m. when he arrived there. Hewas shown a diagram of the cafeteria and asked if he could recallwhere he had been seated. Daniel marked table M by circling it andplacing his initials next to it. He advised that there had beenseveral others at his table: John Owens and Ii? J. capra. Danielstated that had been at the table for a few minutes when his friendJohn began to sit down. He said at that very instant, he heard whatsounded to him like a gun shot, corning from outside, just west ofhis location. He said that John Owens told him that he just sawsomone outside get shot and fall to the ground. Daniel advised thatone of the school custodi~~ inside thhe cafeteria'S west end begandirecting students towards the stairs. Daniel stated that as he was

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looking out the windows in the direction where he had heard thegunshot, he saw a male subject dressed in a black trench coat, blackpants and possibly wearing sunglasses, walking in a southwestdirection. He said this person was holding what appeared to him tobe a long gun, in his right hand t and that the gun was held withthe barrel pointed to the ground, his arm was down his side. Danielsaid this person might have been Dylan Klebold but he was not sure.He advised that he has seen Klebold and Harris on occasion but neverspoke to them or associated with them.

Daniel said that this person walked purposefully and had passedby the window adjacent to where he and his friends has been. Danieladvised that he crawled on the cafeteria floor for a short distanceand then ran toward Coach Andres who was holding a door open whichleads to the aUditorium stage and he exited the school through adoor by the entrance to the gym. He said he then hopped a fence andran into Clement Park.

Daniel advised that on the day of this incident, he had beenwearing blue jeans, a white Hard Rock Cafe T-shirt, and White tennisshoes.

He did advise that he had heard something about the phrase ofthe day being nthis will not be a good day· or words to that effect,however, he could not recall when, where, or how he became aware of

it.

Investigation continues.

~vestigator

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Date

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s. Who were you within thecafeteria? W1l<ml were yonsillillg ?

** UPDATED APRIL 28, 1999 **TEAM FOUR INTERVIEW GUIDELINEMINIMAL QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED

I. Dili you everseethe rNO largeduffelbags il:l the cafl!leria1 Ai D

2. Didj'llu see onyone cmylng or in tile possessice of those duffel bags. at a preVious time? ;oJ?

3. Didyo. see EricHmis or Dylall K1ebold either on MOIlday ofTuesday 1 Wbat were Illeydoil:lg? AIvWhat did meysay? W"", tlleywimonyone else ?

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o. Didyeuseeor talkto aoyof theTl':11eh Coat Malia~ on Monday? Tuesday? How abouttilepl'ior week or w......ad ?

8. Wbat were you""""",g? Didyouhavea baek pnck? WbaJ: did it looklike""d I or bave in it ?

9. How did youleave tilecofl!leria or thehuildillg ? Wbat were tileeventS <hat lDIld<: you 1=.. ?

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10. What time did you en"'" tile cafI!leria ? Wh"'" did youcome from (pl'ior to tIIe~) ?

II. Hnv. them mark where theyweresillillg. theirrou~ O<lf of tilebuilding alldwhom Illeywere with rlf /k:1:town} ?

12. How did you e:titrlle building? W1l<ml did you go when you gotout3llIi whatdid you seeon tll. ~I""~'"outsidll of tile buillilug ?

,'",13. Doyou 11$. theIn.."",,? If so.wbatis your,= came? Doycuhave an ICQ(ak:l; I s.." yon I-J similar to a cbat tioe} aceeanr ?

6 Doyou know anybody witha "double pierced eyebrow"?

15. Did~ou seeor hearany lJllu$lllllllllnounce=ts pl'ior to the,hootings ? Do youknow wbal lite t1.f c., ,...."Thought of thedaywas" over theRehelNews Network(It.'iN)?

16. Can you provide anyfunber infol'tlUlJ:ion on the~ of tileTreoch CoatMafia? /v'

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Case NwIIber:

Defendant,

Date:

Deputy D.A.:

May 27, 1999 174A-DN57419

99-7625

CN 3673

Investigator: Lauck

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Daniel Abrams

5154 S. Royt St.

Littleton, CO., 80127

303/933-6746

eRs student, cafeteria witness.

On May 26,

at his residence.

Abrams.

1999, this investigator re-contacted Daniel Abrams

Present during the interview was his mother, Nancy

Daniel was asked if he could provide any additional details

about the the person he saw outside the cafeteria believed to be

involved in the shooting on April 20, 1999. Daniel stated that the

Subj ect may have been wearing black pants. He said he did see the

person's hair and that it was light brown in color. This was - he

reasoned, why he thought this person was Dylan Klebold, as he had

seen photos of both in the papers and on television shortly after

the incident. He said this person was approximately 6' tall and may

or may not have been wearing sunglasses. He stated that the person

had something on which concealed a portion of his face and this

could have been sunglasses or the collar of his coat. As to the

weapon this person was carrying, Daniel could only add that it was

definitely not a handgun, and was black or dark gray in color.

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Daniel was shown a number of photo arrays, each having sixindividual photos. He did state that the photo of Dylan Klebold cameclosest to the appearance of the person he saw and has described.

Nothing further.

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ADAM, B

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I have read the foregoing statement and the facts contuinad therein are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Ide not maintain that it contains ail of the facts or details of the incident, but only those facts about which I have beenasked.

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TEAl"I FOUR lNTERVlEWGUIDELINEMINIMAL QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED

1, Did you ever seethetwo largeduffelbags in the cafeteria?

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t<:O7 Have you beard anythingfrom anybody else about other suspects, bomb making, gun buying, etc. ?

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ALAMI, N

JC..o01· 002285

JEFFERSON COUNTY PISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE

SlJ'PPLEM!NTAL REPORT

COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL

Pate: 5/5/99

CONTROL NUMBER: 2584

Pocket Nlllllber:

FBI # 174A-PN-57419

Investigator: Vondenkamp

On 5/4/99 I interviewed 15 year old CBS student Mada Alami at herhorne in Littleton, Co. Nada's father Mohammed Alarni was present forthis interview.

Nade advised me that she was in the cafeteria at CHS for "A" lunch on4/20/99. She arrived at the cafeteria around 11:20am, and had walked

from the administration area where she is a student assistance in theattendance office. She recalled walking alone to the cafeteriathrough the main hallway. She arrived at the cafeteria and sat ather "normal" area below the stairs.

I provided Nads a drawing of the cafeteria, Which depicted all thetables and their location in the cafeteria. I pointed out specifioareas, such as food line, kitchen and west windows of the cafeteriato give Nada a better understanding of the lay-out in this drawing.

Nads looked at the drawing and pointed to table 1.1. as the table sheand several friende were seated at. She stated that her friends attable LL we:!:"e CBS students: Lindsy Dowling, Julie McGinley, EricaMcCluagherty, Kyly Morten, Nick Antonio, Torri Owens, Candice Kuehmanand Drew McCuskey. Nada recalled that she was seated with her back

to the cafeteria, facing the east wall. Nada did not recall seeingany unusually large duffle bags in the cafete:!:"ia. She did not recallseeing anyone ca:!:"rying large duffle bags earlier in the day, or theprevious day. Nada circled and placed an X by table LL where she

sat.

She recalled that shortly after sitting down, around 11:30 she heard

and explosion and saw kids stand up and look out the west windows.

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she first thought it was a senior prank. Then Mr Sanders and a

janitor started yelling for everyone to get down. She and her

friends got under the table. She then heard what she believed to be

gunfire outside. The crowd in the cafeteria began running towards

the stairs near her table. She ran up the stairs with a large group

of people, and stated she was in the middle of them. As she was

running up the stairs and turned at the landing, she saw two white

men below wearing dark trenchcoats inside the student entrance near

"rebel corner". She did net see any weapons, but recalled they were

right inside the student entrance doors. She said it was a "very

quick look" as she was running up the stairs and could give no

physical description of these two males because she did not see their

faces. I asked Mada how she knew they were white males, she

responded that "she just did". She did not recall what type of shoes

they were wearing. She then heard several rapid gunshots and

believed the shots were being fired at the kids on the steps by these

men inside.

She continued running up the steps and down the hallway. She cut

through the auditorium and out into the main hallway with several

stUdents. They then ran east towards the administration office exit

doors. Nada celieved there was about 25 kids in this group. They

exited through the administration doors (main exit>. She recalled

the windows in the exit doors were shattered out. The group exited

the cuilding and ran to Clemont park. She continued running and went

to CHS senior Erica Jenning's home on Leawood street. Mada stated

there were about 4-5 students there, whom she did not really know.

She recalled Lindsy Portencastco, Lane (unknown last namel and

Dominic (unknown last name> there also. Mada called her parents from

Erica's home.

Nada was wearing tan pants, blue/White tank top. She left a green

Jansport pack with reading glasses, calculator, black shirt and

school books in it. She had no further information regarding the TCM

or any further information regarding the shootings on 4/20/99.

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ALllER, J

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I have re"d tn« foregoing s:tBtement end th" tects contained therein are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Ic/onot maintain that it conraiml all of the facts or detaj/s of the incidem, but only those facts about which I have beenasked.

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DENVER. POLICE DEPARTMENTIN'I'ER.-DEPARTMENTCORRESPONDENCE

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FROM: Det. Pe~er J. 'alombi. 8S013. RObbery Deeail

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Otl 042099 at 1405 hrs .• mysel:: lind. Del:.. M. Woodward, 75066. "'er!>dispatched eo t.eavood and Piere" St.. to the Oenve" Poli"e c=-an:;!pos,:. ~Qn a.r::::ival at lS:'2 hrs, , Lt.. P'...ar...ey assigned us to go to LeawoodSle. ScI:.. <me. ineerv:i.ew students eaken from <:b.e school.

At 1521 m:-s" I ",in oonta"tedl::y Tom and Jane Morney. 730-U94. Theystaeec. that cheir sce. PlIeer llall, who •..as at home :lOW, WlllS U1 t1:"."lil:>rary ·.men the ae:a<::lc started. Their son told ehem chat: he saw someof the suspeote. !:lut was al::le to run out the exit and set hOllle. DlIJ.l.....as never contaoted by this deellel:ive.

At 1S30 hrs .• I contaoted :Ustin Alher, 103183. 979-4187. Be seatedchae he •..as nti:1.9 l:,:nch whan the shooti:ig started. fle seated that heran 'to e.he $ci~r..ce rCCM. The wit.:less sta.ted that he saw SOtru!!¢%utstlmdi:ig over lmothe::, st:udent wit.':. a "wed off !lhotli"-". lie saw chispersoll point J. t at. the party down iUld fire. licer completed a writ:tl!!1'1statement:.

A: 1541 O:s., I cc~~ac:ed Barbara Schr~~d.rf lOj18:, 972~2730. Shes~at.&c. e:1u.t: she was L'"l the e::-toi~ :~em and someone came rw:::.ning' inca t.heclass and. sa:"d tl'lac there ~as scmeene downseairs: ·..,i~h a crun. 'thilil classwas just abov~ the oafeteria. ~e? all barricaded the-doors An4 sheaevee aaw a.r..y Q' tJle ~\1speC'l:a:. Sbe ,,'to.ted. t;.hat $1\e heara ~races and onel&rge ebans-' below them.

At lS4. hrs .• I eont&eted Sara Lammers, 060164, 979-8747. She statede~ae She \\I'll:! i~ the scaence :r:ccm a::.d h.ear~ shots. She )le::.e ee run/ butMrS. Mi11er told them to go baok ~side the olass. She said that shestayed in t..he room and ;leVer saw anyon.. hat.. Just ""ard the !thoes.

At 1549 hrs .. ! oontaotedSara Arhogast, 0~lS81, '3.-8848. She statedthat she was i'" O'>emist:::y class v:.th Mr, Ma,,,:~ello in ehe i'nyeicsstorase room. They l:ul.:::icaded t..he dcors :and sta.yed in tll.e rocm.

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Case No, _

Denver Police DepartmentSTATEMENT

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TEAM FOUR INTERVIEW GUIDELINEMINIMAL QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED

I. Did you ever see!be two largeduffel bags in the cafeteria 7~O

2. Did you seeanyone clllT)'iDg or in thepossession of those duffel bags, at a previous time ?

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3. Did you see EricHarris or Dylan K1ebold eitheron MondayofTuesday7 Whatweretbeydoing 7What dld theysay? Were !bey withanyone else?

No4. Old you leave anything behindin thecafereria or anywhereelse in the school?

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6. Did yousee or talk to any of theTrench Coat Mafiamembers onMonday? Tuesday? How abouttheprior week or weekend ?

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Haveyou beardanything from anybody elseaboutother suspects, bomb making, gun buying,ete, ?

~Ic8. What wereyou wearing? Oldyou havea backpack 7What didit looklikeand I or havein it ?

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12. Can you provide anyfurther infonmtionon the members of theTrench COal Mafia 7

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13. Ask the parents if the kids havetoldthem anything else? Different?

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PROGRESS REPORTCBSlNClDENTICONt'ROL #3741REPORT BYJACKLYN GEE (ACSOl

AJber,JaryOOS: 0824438889 W.C*lllne Dr.I.ittJelOll, CO 80123Pb# 303919-4187

IeII)' ad_ tile following:

Thallerry's SOIl, Jusdn is a sl:lldcllt at CBS.

111# Oll~, Jerry was at tileWestB<>Wel3 Colmlllllllt:Y Chuteh with his friend. RickDelldorl1lt for a mornoriaI serviee hooortng tile vl<:lims of die CHS incident.

ThaI Rick's<laugh1m', Erikaaad SOIl,Matt "'" also sl11delll$ at CHS.

ThaI "Outof the bl",,' a girl introduced byErika.. "AleX" (Mmsbl walked upto Jerryand Rick.

ThalJary described the Alex.. belng shortand stocky, with hlacl< hair, and wearirlg a MiamiDolphins cap.

ThalJary recogoized AlelI: from the news whemshe bad hee:Il in""""'wedon 042099 anddefel:l<led "tile shO<llll<S", so he wasin~ in whatshe had to say.

ThaIin • verycleat andconcise vctce, Alex swed, '"Yeab, theybadhee:Il p1al:mi1lg !his .!neeDecem!leI:",

ThaI imtnedla"''Yafter making the__ Alex walked away.

TbarJerryalsoadvised that Alexmadethe_t in a very"cold" sad "!llll!1llr of fact"lllllIIl\er,aDd heSWll<! that lli\er she waJlclld awaybeand Rick awed to ...:h other,"What. coldbi1l:h!",

ThaI Jerrygot tile~on that AlelI: knew !his wasgoing 10hsppen.

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TEAM FOUR INTERVIEW GUIDELINEOo1JOl-o L. "',.:.:.-:S;:f,&>:MINIMAL QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED

1. Did you ever see the two large duffelbags in thecafeteria?

2. Did yousee anyonecarryingor in thepossession of thoseduffelbags, at a previoustime ?

3. Did you see Eric Harris or DylanKlebold either on Mondayof Tuesday ? Whatweretheydoing?Whatdid they say? Were they with anyone-else ?

"t1&~AJ J t- lV/\'j('j/L/ € t h-I ss>4. Didyou leave anything behindin the cafeteriaor anywhere else in the school ? ,

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5. Who were you with,il! the cafeteria? Wherewere you sKIing? a.f!ll (].;NM'L;:..,l'-t:I.J.{l" 11 .s~ £>......& 1-4 g I A.'< "ott~mE::LtW 1-'-lA.S f.L I C'-

6. Didyou see or talk to anyof theTrenchCoat Mafiamembers on Monday? Tuesday? Howabout the prior weekor weekend ?

}067. Haveyou heard anything fromanybodyelse about other suspects, bomb making,

gun bUyi~6' ?

8. What were you wearing? ~Did you havea back pack ?Whatdid it looklilteand! or

have in it ? g~J~,t/..J, r 6Vt..$N,/l- r;.$rJ~.s.tt.,.) V~~

9. How did you leaverile cafeteriaor rile building? Whatwere theevents Jllitt madeyouleave ?~, (2..!:. ..,...q (i1Q.. t:'i.ArfJ; .9>1-E:1J1J...(;" KC'JI::>~

10.What time did youenter the cafeteria ? Where did youcome from (prior to the

cafeteria) ? II.' I 0~ k' t.rurj

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