CONTROL #1100 JCSO1199-7625Source: James Blian Thomby IIAffiliation: Co-workerBlackJa<:k PI:z;z.a

FBI #174A-DN-57419

the onlynigh!he'd heardanything aboutthe Inlemelat workwas when he (Harris) wes talkingaboutthepropane tanks. Mr. Thornby saidhe wenthomethat nightand tihought heshouldhavetold someone about It, but wentto sleepand it nevercrossad hismindagain.

Mr.Thomby seidHarriswould 'alweys"bongflreworkslntoBlackJack Plm. Hesaid Harriswould build a hugebonfirebehindthe restaurant and throwfireworks on top and welCh It. Mr.Thomby said, 'He (Harris) talked aboutbombs every nowand then: Mr. Thembycouldn'tremember spedfic conversa1lons.

I asked Mr. Thornbyif Harristoldhim howto makebombs. Mr.Thombysaid, 'Actually, he didsayhe used fireworks. He emptied them out andmade someoutof those.' Mr. Thombydidn'tknowof pi2ZllS being traded for flra'Mlrks. Mr.Thombysaid they traded"fireworks for work.' Mr.Thomby said he alsoworkedat a fireworks tantandwas paidwith fireworks. He said ChrisMorris recsived fireworks lor pay too. Theyworked at the tent 51 the KingSaopers Parking Lot atCoalmine and Pierce.

Mr.Thomby said he had never ridden or sat in eric Harris' car. He said he gave Harris a ridehome!Tom workone time. Mr. Thembysaidhe hadneverseenanything unusual in Harris'car.Hesaid he neverknew Harristo carrya gunor havebombswith him.

I asked Mr. Thornbyif he ever heard or sawHarrisplanning anything or meeting withanybody,Mr. Thornby saidEric, Dylan and 'other different people" would cometo BiackJack Pizzaeveryday lor lunch. Mr. Thornby neversaw them with IiSla or diagrams that he couldremember.

Mr. Thomby said he graduatedin 1997fromColumbine HighSchool. He said he wasnotassociated with the TrenchCoatMafia. Hesaidhe keptto himself, and was lnterestad in music.Hesaid theTCM'splayeda cardgamecalled 'magic" andanother gamehe couldn't rememberthe name of.

Mr. Themby seidhe was 'pretty goodfriends" withChrisMorris. Mr. Thombydoesn'tthink Morrisis involved in the Columbine incident.--------,Mr. Thornby said he didn't knew Dylan Klabold very well. HesaidDylandidn't talk much. Hesaid he neverreallytalkedto Dylan 'one on one", I asked Mr. ThombyIt he knewsomeonenamed Dykeman. He said. 'do you havea first name?" I askedMr.Thornbyaboutnicknames,he only knew 01 'Reb" lor Eric Harris, and"Grunt" for ChrisMorris,

Mr. Themby said he had a NewYearsEvepalty (12/31196) at hishouse. Eric Harris, DylanKlebold, ChrisMorris,Billy Dao, andothers allendad. Mr.Thombysaid they just drankandwS1chadTV.

Mr.Thernby's sister, Jenice., normally meetsherlriand Rebecca in the library, but left schooltogo to lunch off campusand was goneat the timeof the shOOllngs, SheparksIn the ClementParkparking Jot north 01 the school.

The interview was conduded at 11:00a.m.

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On04-26-99, at approximately 1:30p.m.,Special Agent Barnett and myselfwere interviewing Sarah Learyat her residence. at

whichtime we met Joshua ChristopherUncapher, dob/12-03-77, who is the fianceof Sarah Leary. Uncapher stated he had

information concerningthe Trench Coat Mafia and requested to be interviewed. While still at 8132 West PortlandAvenue,

Special Agent Barnettand myself interviewed Uncapher concerning his information.

Uncapher statedhe knewDylanKlebold from Blackjack Pizza, Uncapher statedhe alsoknew Eric Harris. Uncapher stated he

startedworkingat Blackjack Pizzalocated 66S7 WestOttawa Street in October of 1995.and sometime in the summerof 1996.

ChrisMorris. Chucki lastname unknown), EricHarris, and thenDylan Klebold became employed. Uncapher statedDylan, Eric.

Chuck,and Chris all talked about making, detonating, and getting recipes for pipe bombs while workingat Blackjack Pizza.

Uncapher also staledHarrishad talkedabout gettinga recipe forbomb making, and trying to get to others to use it. Uncapher

statedCharles orChuckwasa graduate of Columbine High School in 1998, anddrovea 4-doorgreyNova. Uncapher abo slated

" remembers a timewhen ChrisMorris hada knifepulled on him, andthathe pulleda knifeon thatsame individual. Uncapher

stated that in Mayof 1998, he leftBlackjack. and just recently returned in March of 1999. Uncapher statedabout two weeks prior

to theshooting, Eric Harrissaid he mightquit due to the newpolicies of the new owners. Uncaphersaid Chris Morris said he

alsomightquit. Uncapher described Ericand Dylanas helpful at thestoreand peoplewhoseemedto be okay, Uncapher stated

Dylan and Eric talked in German at Blackjack Pizza. (Eric and Dylanmostly, and Chris Morris too). Uncapher also said

associates to the Trench Coat Mafia were Chris Cordova (graduate of Columbine High School in 1998), Chuck(last name

unknown), and girl's name unknown. UncapherSlated a possible associate could be Pauline Colby, who hung aroundwith

Morris and Harris. Uncapher statedtheylast saw Eric andDylan on04-09-99, at Blackjack Pizza. Uncapher statedhe sawChris

Morris at prom on 04-17-99, which was Saturday night Uncapher stated he did not see Eric or Dylan at the after prom's

activities at the school.which started04-18-99, at 0030hours, Sunday. Uncapher staled that Kim CarLin (303-973-9313), and

SarahArbagast(unknownphone) worked at Blackjack Pizzawiththe Trench CoatMafia. Uncapherstated he never wentto

Columbine HighSchool on 04-20-99. Uncapher statedhedidremember ErieHarris askinghimat one timeto buyhima .44mag

pistolsometime in 1998. Uncapher stated Robert, aka: Bob, Girgis was the oldownerof the Blackjack Pizza, andhangs outat

The Zone, also locatedat Ottawa and Pierce.

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Atabout 1410 hQUl'S, thisdare,the interview was concluded, and Special Agent Barnett and myselfleft theresidence.

DISPOSITION; Open, pending futther investigation.

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DENVER POLICE DEPARTMENTNARCOTICS UNIT

Caae 1# Jeffc:o 99-7625

REPORTED BY: Detective Joe A. Montoya #91011

DATEOF REPORT: May 3, 1999

TYPE OF REPORT: Telephone interviewwith Josbua U_pher

CONTROL NUMBER:

OnApril30, 1999 I conducted a telephone interview withJoshua Uncapher. He3 is an ex­employee of theBlack1Sl:k Pizzastorelocated at 6657 West Ottawa. UnitE-).

Mr.Uncapher stated thathe was interviewed extensively onApril 26, 1999, by Jefferson CountySheriff'sDeputy JackMcfadden. He said that interview wasconducted at 8132 W. Portland.

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aBPORT nATE. 04-28-99aBPORT ID#. 9908504.AJI'cusSU'ICA'l'ION. AgAW Assist J.C.S.Q.

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Detectives, 1150/2260

COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCE

Jaffee case #99-7625

F.B.I. Case #174A-DN-57419

Control NUmber 2770, Assigned 05-03-99, Kreutzer/watson.

On 05-03-99 lead #2770 was assigned to contact "Josh" with the phonenumber of 505-8672. This information came from Harris'S wallet and a phonelist contained in it.

On 05-11-99 I called 303-505-8672, the number is a pager with a newforwarding pager number of 303-203-4944. I left a message for "Josh" witI'.the pager. The call was returned. The pager belongs to Josh iJngeandher,. . is an employee of Black Jack Pizza which Harris and KleDold Doth worked

. He has been interviewed at length by other detectives reference theactivities at Black Jack Pizza.

Josh as listed in the phone list is a co-worker at Black Jack Pizza.

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GreatClips

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Reported Date 04/20/1999 Time 12,39,32Status RTF

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IO Parson and Det. Jim Vonderohe were requested by the commandpose to conduct an interview with Susan Dewitt, who had approachedan officer on the perimeter of the crime scene with information.At 1155 hours. IO and Det. Vonderohe met with Susan Reb~cca Dewitt,DOS, 02/03/82, who was accompanied by her father, Steve Dewitt,and mocher, Susan Fjeldheim. Susan Dewitt and her family weremoved by IO's car to a point away from the medial at a nearby parkon Fair St. near Marshall. This is a paint inside the outerperimeter and just east of Columbine High School.

At 1155 hours! the interview was conducted, but was notrecoroea, ~ue to the lack of equipment. Susan Dewitt stated thatshe had known Er~c Harris after meeting him at his place ofemployment! the Blackjack Pizza restaurant, located near Ottawa andPierce St. She states that she works for Great Clips {972-05351,which is in the same strip mall, and her job as receptionistinvolves her frequent trips to Blackjack Pizza to order and pick uppizza for the various employees at Great Clips. She sot to knowEric, who workS at Elackjack and discovered that ~hey go to thesame school. She stated that he seemed very nice and that theytalked to each other occasionally. He somehow determined her nameand began asking some of ber friends at school about her andwhether or not she liked him, etc. She stated that he even wentinto Great Clips to ask for her on a couple of occasions. He hasasked a friend of her's by the name of Megan Ledsack about her andwhether or not Susan liked Eric She stated that this has alloccurred since January and that she did not know him prior to thattime.

S. Dewitt stated that last Friday night 104/16/991 businesswas slow because of the snow and she went to the pizza business toplace an order and returned shortly after that to pick it up. Shestated that he provided her the order, at approximately 7:30 p.m.,and they talked briefly, She gave him her phone number and heindicated he would call after work. She stated that she got off atapproximately 9,00 p,m. He later did, in fact, call her residence,getting her mother, Susan Fjeldheim.

Susan Fjeldheim stated that he called and identified himselfas Eric and aSked tor Susan, she stated that he seemed very niceuntil she told him that Susan had gone to spend the night with afriend. She sta~ed that his tOne changed somewhat and that heseemed somewhat mad that Susan was not home to receive his call.She asked if he wanted her pager nu~~er and he took it. Sherecalled thinking that seemed very unusual that he would get soangry so quickly, simply because she was not at horne.

Susan Dewitt then stated that Eric did page her, and indicatedthat the phone nu~ber was still in her paser. She checked herpager and indicated that she received the page at 9:29 on Friday..4tb:' the l6th, and was requested to call the phone number

Fallowing that phone number was the number 732, which she

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stated she recognized as his personal cadet but did not know thatit was his code until talking with h~m on the phone, She explainedthat many of the kids today are using code numbers following theirphone number to let people know that it is llreally them. 11 Shelearned upon talking to him that 732 was hi. code. She stated thathe stated that he was home and that the 932 phone number was hispersonal line in his room. She indicated she was spending thenight at a friend named Katie'S and that they talked for about halfan hour. She atated that he did not seem mad at all ~~d seemedfine. Asked about what kinds of things they talked about, ahestated that he once mentioned some kids that he used to be friendswith, who he was mad at for making fun of him. She specificallymentioned Mike Dinkle, whose sister is president of the studentbody in their school. He stated that he had heard that Mike Dinklewas talking about him and making fun of him and so he stoppedhanging around with Mike. Susan Dewitt indicated that MikeDinkle's sister is named Heather and that her friend: Megan, isboyfriend/girlfriend with Mike Dinkle.

In response to questions, Susan Dewitt stated that she wouldsometimes see Eric at school, but would most often see him standingalong the street where kids parked east of the school (Fair St.)smoking or talking with friends, They would say hi to each other.

Asked who Eric most often hung around with, she stated that hehung with a boy named Nathan, a senior who used to wo~k at theMcDonald's at Coal Mine and Pierce and then at Blackjack, whereEric works. She stated, however, that Nathan recently quitBlackjack's. Asked about Dylan Klebold: she stated that she didnot know Dylan.

Asked about what elae they talked about, she .tated that theytalked a little bit about computers because she was attempting toinstall AOL at her friend, Katie's residence. Asked if Eric seemedto know a lot about cOmDuters, she stated that he did and that whenshe was visiting him at-his home on Saturday, he talked aboutmaking CD's from the computer.

Returning to the one half hour phone calIon friday, 04/16/99,she stated that he,asked if she had plana for Saturday and theyagreed that he would call her sometime in the early afternoon ofSaturday, 04/17/99, He, in fact, called her later Saturdayevening, at approximately 5:30 or 7~OO p.m. and asked her if shewanted to come to his residence and watch a movie. She agreed,arriving at apprOXimately 7:00 p.m. She indicated that he onlylived approximately five minutes from her and that ahe droveherself ~o his residence. She stated that his parents had justleft and he indicated that they were go~ng out to dinner far theiranniversary. He was home alone. She stated that they watcked themovie, titled, "Event Horizt:ln" and :£ric indicated that this was oneof his favorite movies. She stated that it was about demons and ahaunted ship. She indicated she could not give us Eric/s address,

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but that he had given her directions for her to go to his house.She described it as a nice house with blue trim and grey stone,three-story and very large with a two-oar garage, She stated thatwhen she arrived, she glanced around and noticed Erie'S blacktrench coat laying on the stairs. She seated that she sees him init outside of the school, Out not in school, She stated that hewas act.ing Ilnormal,ll sit.ting around. He asked if she wanted to godownstairs and watch the movie and they, in faot, did move to thedownstairs area. They watched the movie straight through with nointerruptions or phone calls and the movie ended at approximately9:30 or 9:40 p.m. After the movie was over, they talked brieflyand the only time he left WAS to let the dog out and return and letthe dog in and return. We talked about other movies and made"small talk. 11 She stated that he mentioned Mike Dinkle again andthat he seemed "hurt" rather than angry about hearing that Dinklehad talked about him and made fun of him. He described Dinkle asbeing a "jerk" that he did not like anymore. He did not make anythreats towards Dinkls, however.

She stated that his parents returned home at approximately10,00 or 10:30 p.m. and that his mother, and then father, camedownstairs. They talked for about five minutes and seemed nice.Eric's mother shook her hand ~~d Eric's father indicated that hegot his hair cut at the Great Clips where sne worked. They thenwent upstairs and Eric asked her if she wanted to listen to somemusic. They went into his bedroom, which was downstairs, and justoff of the room where they were watching the movie. She statedthat his room had posters of bands and one of Jenny McCarthy. Shenoted that he had a lot of C.D.'s and that he made them off of thecomputer. Asked about the type of music that he was listening to,she stated that sOme of the music was Hsoft and flowing," such asEnya(sp?) t but stated that some of the music had "anger expressed. II

She stated that it was yelling and screaming, She stated that shedid not oelieve it was in any foreign languages or that profanitywas used, but that there was lots of banging. He described this assome of his favorites. She stated that she was not familiar withany of the music of this nature. In response to questions, she

_stated that. the playing of this music did not seem to upset him,

She indkcated, that she saw soccer jersey's hanging in his roomand asked if he played socce~. He stated that he did, untilrecently, but had d~opped out. She asked if he played forColumbine High School and he stated, no and stated it in such a waythat was somewhat exaggerated, but very definite that he had notplayed for the school. She stated that they continued to sit onhis oed listening to music, She looked around his room andrecalled seekng concert and movie ticket stubs stapled around hiswindow. She stated that she did not see anything in his roOm thatshe considered "susFicious." She stated that he received no phonecalls during this time. At one point, she asked him for an aspirinand he left the room to look for one fer her because she had aheadache. Then l her sister paged her, which meant llget home. II She

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Location 5201 S ~IERCE ST

Reported Date 04/20/1~~~ Time 12:3~:32

Status R.TF

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indicated that he made no effort to get up or to encourage her toleave/ however, She cold him eventually that she needed to go homeso she wouldn't set in trouble. She seated chat the pase came atapproximately 10:30 and that she did not leave for approximately 30more minutes.

Asked if he had initiated any type of intimate contact withher, she stated that he put hi. arm around her once, but did notkiss her except to kiss her on the cheek when she left, as a way ofsaying goodbye. He mentioned to her that she could go out and warmher car up and come back in until it was warm/ but she stated thatshe better get home so she did not get in trouble.

On sunday, 04/18/99, she stated that she was working at GreatClips and Eric'S father came in and $aid hello to her, calling herby name. She stated that he seemed very happy.

In response to questions, she stated that Eric and his parentsseemed to get along veri' well together.

She did not receive any calls from Eric on Sunday. She sawhim on Monday while walking to her car from $chool at approximately10:15 a.m. She stated that she looked over and saw him and anotherboy that she did net know and that they waved. He walked over totalk to her while the other boy waited a short distance away. Sheasked him what he was doing and he stated that he was ditchinsclass. She stated that they talked for about five minutes and tr~t

he seemed like something was bothering him. She described theother boy as being tall/ with ear length/ curly brown hair, and ablack trench coat. She stated that ahe did not know who he was,but that he misht be named "Nate.' She oould not reoall any facialhair and could not recall the color of his pants or shirt. Shestated that she had to go and turned to walk away. She turnedaround a short distance later to look baok, but could not see himanywhere. She stated that he always seemed to do this. indicatinsthat as she would walk away, she would turn and he would disappear.She stated that this was the last time that she saw Eric.

In response to questions; she stated that it was her habit togo home for lunch and return to the school at approximately 11:45,and that Eric was aware of this because she would frequently seehim while walking to her car to leave for lunch.

In response to questions; she stated that she did not knowDylan, but had heard of the llTrench Coat Mafia" around school. Shet.how.ght that there were lla lot of tnem ll and had two of them in aclass last semester. However/ sha stated that she ~arely saw Erichanging with them in a large group, only seeins him with one or twoof them at a ~ime, She stated that he seemed to dress normalsometimes, as well.

She repeated that they met in January and could not recall

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ever seeing him before January around school. but then stated thatshe thought she had a computer claas with him.

In response to questions, she stated that she did not recallseeing a computer in Eric'S rOOm or in his home. She did notrecall seeing guns or ~~ything related to explosive devices.

Asked if ahe knew anyone by the name of Brian, ahe stated thatshe knew a Brian sullivan from school and thought that he was asenior, but did not believe he was a 11Trenc:h Coat Mafia-II pezson ,but might hang with them. She described him as being 5' s " or5'10 n • heavy set, with dark brown hair cut in a "bowl n cut and verystraight. She stated that she saw Brian on the news Tuesday,Q4/20/99, .~anding around near Fair and Marshall, wearing a stripedshirt {horizontal stripes). She stated that Brian had "hatredtowards everyonell and would frequently make comments in class aboutpeople and was "not nice." She was unaware of any nicknames thathe might have. She stated that he would frequently dis~pt theclass about something that someone in the class might say, makingfun of them or belittling them. She seated that Brian was f~iends

with another boy, who always wore a black trench coat, had darkcurly hair down to his shoulders and was very tall. She statedthat ~his boy had acne and body odor and wore black all of thetime. She stated that she did not ~ow his name.

Asked about her time spent inside of Eric's bedroom andwhether or not she had observed any Nazi or Hitler Eype items, shestated that she wasn't absolutely sure, but thought that he mighthave had a Hitler picture above his bed. She did not recall seeingany tatoos or other markings on his body.

Asked about videos that he made, she stated that she was oncein their computer tech lab and saw Eric and two other boys intentlywatching a video as she walked by. She recalled that the videodepicted boys Eric'S age, wearing Army camouflage type clothing andblack bandanna's around their hair, running with guns in a field.She was unsure as to who the boys were and was unsure whether Ericwas in the video, She stated that she saw this video about twoweek. ago and had not discussed it with Eric. She stated that theyseemed to be very much lj into it l; as she walked by, She againstated that the people in the vi~eo seemea to be running with SOmetype of guns and that she heard what sounded like fireworks goingoff. She assumed that they were preparing a video for the "Fridayshowing," when individuals who n..ake their own videos have them rJ.non the closed circuit television system in the school, prior toannouncements. She stated that she thinks she has seen Eric onother videos during the Friday anno~ncements in the past, but wasnot sure,

In response to questions, she stated that he did not expressany thoughts on political views with the government and did notmake any remarks about jocks or blacks.

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Asked again about her brief conversation on Monday, 04/19/99,with Eric at school, she stated that he seemed as though he wa$ notconcentrating en things and was anxious and irritated, as thoughsomething was disturbing him. She noted this in only a fiva minut~

conversation. She stated that the other guy was smoking andwaiting for him, but did not speak to Eric or hurry him.

In response to questions, she stated that he never in any waywarned her about going to school on Monday and that on Saturdaynight had offered to make her copies of a C,D,

Asked if Eric owned a vehicle, she stated that he drove a greyHonda, 4-door, an older model! but that she had never been in it,She stated that she saw it at his worK, parked behind the buildingwhen he was working,

Asked about friends of her who might know any of the TrenchCoat Mafia individuals, she stated that a girl in her third periodchoir class, Pauline Colby~ used to hang with the Trench CoatMafia, but quit hanging around with them because their Hattitudescared her. n She indicated that she had no further information toprovide. The interview was concluded at 1300 hours.

upon returning to the command center, Det. Vonderohe and IOwere requested to meet with District Attorney Investigator MikeGallagher at the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department in order tointerview Robin Anderson, who was coming forward to provideinformation in regards to the purchase of weapons for and/or withEric Harris and Dylan Klebold at a gun show in Denver in Decembe~

of 1998. 10 observed this interview, conducted by Det. vonderoneand Inv, Gallagher. See Det, Vonderohe's report for furtherinformation.

During the course of observing the interview by Det.Vonderohe, 10 received a message from a sheriff's departmentemployee indicating thac a phone call had been placed to thesheriff's office from Kathy Englert of the ~olorado Springs PoliceDepartment in reference to information being provided to them by aparty named Eric KFuger. Contact information was provided for E.Kruger. After contacting tne command post, it was ag~eed ehat 10would follow up on this information,

At 1856 hours, 10 paged and spoke with Erio Kruger, DOS,12/l8!74, of 3311 N, Virginia. Colorado Springs, CO, Krugerindicated that he has been hearing a lot about the Shootings andwatching the T, V. linon-stop. II He stated that he has been onAmerica On Line IAOL) a great deal of the time since ths shootingand has been in member chat rooms entitled, nColorado shooting ll and"Denver shooting," He stated that last night 104/20/99), he spokewith a party identifying herself as a girl and using the interne~

name "rNEEDHUGS2" , This party identified herself as the girlfriend

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of one of the shooters and indicated that she broke up with him onthe 19th. She identified the shooter as Dylan and stated that shellknew something wa.s Upll and that it was "all her fault" teeause .she"should have stopped it, II She stated that. she was aware t.hat oneof their friends names was David L. Smith. He stated that heChecked the memhership directory for AOL and found a David L.Smith, who identified himself as being from Littleton and being inthe Trench Coat Mafia. This female also talked about wayne}shooter, Eric Harris' older brother} and stated that Eric hadstolen his brother's credit card to make Internet accountpurchases.

Eric Kruger also stated that he had a friend named Jim Carey.from colorado Springs, who was in Denver on the day of the shootingand went to the area of the scheol with a videotape camera and didinterviews with several kids and then provided the tape to KKTVllin ColoraoQ Springs. He stated that on this tape l which Eric hadSeen, was one boy talking about seeing the shooters in possessionof an Ttl{ " K" and a ITMac 10.!l

Eric Kruger also stated that he saw screen names beingbroadcast on television with reference to the shooters and that oneof the screen names was "intoxicated" or something to that effect.He stated that the thought he had talked to someone using thatscreen name recently and suggested that investigators get a hold ofAOL server logs to verify tha abova information.

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ARVADA POLICE DEPARTMENT

CRIME REPORT 99-12067

DET. WALT PARSONS

INVESTIGATIVE REPORTS

ORIGINAL

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JEFFERSON COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICESUPPLEMENT REPORT

DATE 05104199

CONECTING CR# icso 99-7625

CONTROL # 2209

SUB.JECT:

Tanya Worlock7147S. Webster 51. Littleton, Co. 80128ColumbineHigh School

DOB092982303-971.0805

CASEREPORT # 99A062

INVESTIGATOR: G.B. MUMMA

Mother: Katby

OBSERVATION!1NYESTIGATION:

Same phoneas home

On 050399I contactedTanya by pbone at her home. 1advisedTllllyather I was doing follow up on thebombing,and that I neededto ask her several. questions. Tanya understoodandwas cooperative. I askedTanya if she had ever had any dealings withEric or Dylan and she stated that she knew them from workingnextdoor to themat Great Clips, when they were at Blackjack Pizza. I asked Tanya if sne had ever had afaIlinll out witheither one and she slllled ther Eric had asked her out a bunch of times but she had alwaysllImed biIndown because she had a boyfriend. I asked Tanya to he more specific about the number oftimes he had asked her OUI andshe replied, "I think it was abOUI 10times". I asked Tanya if she had everhad any problemswithDylan andshe stated no, he was always very laid back and quiet. Tanya then wenton to say that she never expected Ibi, to happen fromeither oneof these guys, sitedidn't believe Eric was apsycho aboutasking her out, but he was persistent. He was very nice and courteous when he'd ask but hedido'l take no for an answer.

I askedTany. if she could help me with several other namesI was trying to track down and she stared th.lsit. tnoughr she could. I asked her if she knew a "MellaD" and shestated that it was Megan Lebsack, whohad workadwith her at GreatClip's, andwho had been askedout by Eric. I asked Tanya if she knew anyothernames and she did not.

No furtbataction taken by IbisInvestigator.

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Tortilla Wraps

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Arvada Police/Court SystemArvada Police Department

NA.!utATIVE

Page 1OS/27/1999

Raf #,9-12067Type ASSTOA

Location 5201 S PIERCE ST

Reported Date 04/20/1999 Time 12,39,32Status RTF

DET91 OS/26/1999 952599/VONDEROHE/MO

JEFFERSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT ~~/7625

IO, Detective Jim Vonderohe, is a member of the Task Forcethat is charged with the investigation of the Columbine High Schoolshoctings/murder ~~d therefore is assigned leads to be followed upon regardin9 this investigative matter, The following supplementis in regards to control #3634 regarding information that a partyidentified as David cave worked with Eric Ha4ris at Tortilla wrapsduring the summer of 1995. The lead sheet further indicated thatDavid Cave graduated from Col~~ine High School in 1998.

On 05/24/99, IO contaoted David Hartley Cave, dob, 07/30/79.by telephone. He advised IO that his home address is 12590 w.Dakota Avenu~, Bldg. #6306, LakeWOOd, CO 60226. with telephonenumber being 720-217-5220. He stated that he's employed atTortilla wraps, 8601 W. Cross Drive, Littleton, CO, Ph. 303-933~

1669,

David Cave advised IO that Eric Harris worked for him when he(cave) was a shift mana9~r at Tortilla Wraps. He stated ~ric

Harris worked with him during the summer of 1998 until september ofthat year when Harris went back to school. He further snated thatwhile he (Cave) was a student at ColUmbine High School he only sawEric Harris once in awhile in the hallways, He further advised rohe did not knew Dylan Klebold.

David Cave described Eric Harris as being a really good workerand a person ~~o was a nice guy with the customers. He fU4therstated Eric Harr~s was quiet and that he never lost his temperduring the time he worked at Tortilla W~aps, He further statedEric Harris did no~~wear any black clothing to work but instead wasdressed very nice for the job that he did.

David Cave advised IO he has heard rumors over the past yearthat Eric Harris and Nate Dykeman were building explosives but didnet know what kind they were. David Cave stated he thought trdtthe explosives they were building were of the firecracker designand type and nothing more powerful than that. He further stated hehas never heard anything about either Eric Harris or Dylan Kleboldoeing involved with any type of guns or weapons. He further statedthe last time he saw Eric Harris was in the fall of 1998,

David Cave further advised IO that Nathaniel "Nate" Dykemanalso worked for him as a regular worker during the summer of 1998.He stated that Nate Dykeman was promoted to a shift manaser for ashort time but then was demoted back to a regular worker sinceDykeman could not handle the responsibility of that position. Hestated that specifically Nate Dykeman closed the store two hoursearlier on one day because he claimed that he was "dehydrated," Hefurther stated that Nate Dykeman did wear his black trench coat towork and that he (Dykeman) enjoyed listening to heavy German music.

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NARRATIVE

Page 2OS/27/l999

Ref # 99-1201$7Type ASSTOA

Location 6201 S PIERCE ST

Reporced DaCe 04/20/1999 Time 12:39:32Status RTF

DET91 OS/26/1999 952599/VONDEROHE/MO

With David Cave being unable to add any additional inform~tion

regarding Eric Harris or any of the oefier Trench Coat Mafia memberassociates, the interview was concluded.

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SHERIDAN POLICE DEPARTMENTREPORT HARllATlVE

SuppleMental Report Hu.ner; 99-2100

Narrative:

G. WHEEU10ll

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On April 20, 1999, Sheridan Police Detective PAUL WSZOLEK and myself Detective GRIERSONWHEELDON re$ponded to a request for assistance by the Jefferson county Sheriffs Dept. wewere responding to Columbine H19h School on a report of shots f,red. Upon our arrival at theHigh School command post, we were met oy Sheridan Police chief RAv SAMPLE, Commander LESMURRAY and Lieutenant JOHN IANTORNO who also had JUSt arrived on scene.

WHEELDON was directed to respond to the area of Chatfield and wadsworth on a reportedexplosion. Upon arrival, WHEELDON observed a field/greenbelt area which appeared had beenburned by fire. West Metro Fire Dept was on scene and a fireman was placing flags on debrisleft from the devise which caused the explosion/firs.

WHEELDON and other offlcers began walking the greenbelt in an attemot to locate possibleadditional explosive devlsss. Our1ng ,he search. Officers detaIned an UnKnown wh1te male whOwas found in the area inside of a drainage pipe. He was identified by Colorado State PatrolOff1cars and later released. Officers d1d not find additional bombs during the,r search ofthe greenbelt.

WHEELDON responded back to the command OOSt at the high school for h1S next 8sslgnment.WHEELDON was requested to respond to a suspect, ERIC HARRIS's residence along with severalother off,cers. Upon arrival at HARRIS's house, WHEELDON and WSlOLEK watched the rear sldeof the house wnile other 01f1C9rs approacheo and made contact 8, the front door. uponcontaCtlng the occupants of the residence, wHE~LDON and WSZQLEK walked to the front door andbegan assisting, Not knowing if the suspect ERIc HARRIS was hiding inside tr~ house or if

';dence was being aestroyed, officers entsred the house at ~he front door.

Once inside ~ne residence, WHEELDON learned that there were three known people occupy,ng thehouse upon the arrival of tne police. These indiviouals were identified as Mr and Mrs HARRISand ~rs HARRIS's sister. 80th ~r and Mrs HARRIS were uncooperative with police by inltiallyrefusing to allow police to enter their residence to search of ERIC. Mr HARRIS stated toofficers tnat 01S lawyer was on his way over. wHEELOON smelled a very strong odor ofautomobile engine gasoline throughout the ~ARRIS's house. WMEELOOft asked Mr. HARRiS if theodor of gas was normal and he replied '"no"".

Officers explained to the HARRIS's that exigent c,rcumstances existea and that for officersafety issues, a search for their son ERlC needed to be conducted throughout the residence.The HARRIS's wlth hesitation, verbally agreed to allow officers to search the house fortheir son ERIC. Knowing that bombs were involved, WHEELDON attempted to locate the source ofthe gasoline odor. w"EELOON walked through the llving room and into the HARRIS's two cargarage at which time it was obvious that the gas odor was originating from Within tneHARRIS's garage because of the Ileav,ness of the cccr ,

WHEELDON returned ins,de the house and began looking for ERIC. During the search for ERIC,WHEELOON observed the HARRIS's house to be a three level structure with the dining room,kitchen, lIVIng room and garage on the ground level. On the upper ievel there were severalbedrooms. a bathroom and a 10ft which had bean made into an office. The lower levelcontained two rooms one of whicn ~es later identified as ERIC's bedroom. Mrs HARRISaccompanied WHEELDON upstairs and she showed WHEELDON inslde each room. After comoleting hissearch for ERIC upstairs, W~EELDON and Mrs HARRIS walked back down stairs to the groundlevel, WHEELDON asked Mrs HARRI$ what was on the lower level and she raplied ERIc's room.WHEE~OON and Sheridan Police Officer GREG MILLER began walking downstairs towaras ERIC's

""' when Mrs HARR1~ stated, ""1 don't went you goin9 down there', Mrs l;AAAIS was again,plained that for offlcer and the publics safety, officers needed to go downstairs to look

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MI~~:R and WHEELDON walked downstairs to the lower level of the house. Once downstairs,WHEELDOr; Wl\1ked into a bedroom loca1:ed on the south west corner of the basement. The bedroomdoor was open and WHEELDor; walked inside With hiS gun drawn looking for ERI~. unce insidethe room, WHEELDON Observed a clear plastic bag contaIning an unknown amount of shot gunshells on the bed. An unknown gauge shot gun with a sling was hanging in olear view on theside of a dresser table inside the bedroom. After olearing the basement, WHEELDON and MILLERreturned to the ground level of the residenoe.

It was decided that due to the gas vapors and the possibility of a bomb inside the house,the house would be evacuated. All oolioe parsonnel and civilians left the house and the bembsouad was notified and later responded. While awaiting the bomb squad, wHEELDON wasapproached by Mrs HARRIS's sis~er. She said ~hat herself, Mr and Mrs MARRLS were afraid ofretaliation from the parents whom their ohildren were killed at high school. WH~~LDON

noticed while standlng outside with the HARRIS's that neither Mr nor Mrs HARRIS appearedupset or surprised of what was happening. rhe HARRIS's lawyer arrived on scene and be,antalking to the HARRIS's,

Littleton Fire uept arriveo and it was decided to evacuate the entire block for safetyreasons. AS officers awaited for the bomb squaa to arrive, several members of the news mea,abegan arrlving On soene. A police line had been established end no unauthorlzed personnelwas allowed to penetrate the line.

rhe bomo squad arrived on scene and evaluated the situatlOM. several members of the bombteam entered the HARRIS's resldence in search of explosive devises. When they returnedoutside, it was learned that they had discovered an explOSIve deVIse in the lower level

edroom (ERIC's bedroom). The bomb was reportedly found on the same dresser table wherec.I'!EELOON nad prev,ously observed the shot gun.

The bomb squad safely and without incident removed the dev1se from tne HARRIS's residence.The house was secured and WHEELDON along with other officers were relieved of tneir duty atthe MARRIS's nouse. Several other offlcers remained on iocat1on ~hile awa1tlng a searchwarrant.

WHEElOQft responded back to the command post where a short tlme later he was released fromthe scene with no other involvement.

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At approximately 1830 hours on 04/20/99, Lead-Detective Joan Schroerrequested that I assist the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department by takingphotographs and collecting evidence during the execution of a searchwarrant at a residence located at inunincorporated Jefferson County. Schroer 01 me t at the resi ence wasthe home of an individual named Eric Harris who was a possible suspect ina homicide that had occurred earlier that day at Columbine High School.

A short time later, I responded to the residence with Evidence ClerkJessica Barrett and we arrived at approximately 1915 hours. A uniformedJefferson County Sheriffs deputy was posted outside the residencesecuring the home. I met with Jefferson County Sheriff's InvestigatorCheryl Zimmerman who informed me that a search warrant for theresidence had been obtained in connection with the Columbine HighSchool case and that investigators would be searching the residence forany evidence related to that incident, Also present were Lakewood PoliceDetective Dan McCasky, Criminalist Chuck Davis of the Colorado Bureauof Investigation, and several other law enforcement officers whom I did notknow. Zimmerman told me that no one was home in the residence at thattime.

I took 35mm photographs showing the exterior front of the Harrisresidence. Then, at the request of Investigator Zimmerman, I tookphotographs of graffiti-like writing on the surface of the street in front of theHarris residence and on the street in front of a neighboring residence at

The writing appeared to have been written withc a and consiste of long lines and box-like shapes together with thenames "DYLAN" and "TAELOR." Zimmerman then instructed me to takeoverall photographs showing all of tlie rooms inside the Harris residence.

I entered the home with Jessica Barrett and I noted a strong gasoline-likeodor in the garage and inside the house. Assisted by Barrett, I tooknumerous photographs showing the following:

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Main Level

• Garage• Laundry Room• Bathroom• Family Room• Breakfast Area• Kitchen• Living Room

Upper Level

• LofVOffice• Bathroom• Bedroom (Eric's older brother)• Offlca/Computer Room• Master Bedroom and Bathroom (Eric's parents)

Lower Level

• Family Room• Utility Room/Pantry• Crawlspace• Bedroom (Eric's room)• Bathroom (adjacent to Eric's room)

After I photographed these rooms, Zimmerman and the other investigatorsentered the residence and began searching for evidence. At the directionof investigators, I look photographs showing numerous items of evidencewhich were being examined and collected throughout the house, Theseitems included the following:

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Main Leve!

Garage: Cardboard packaging for new gasoline containerson the garage floor.

Family Room: Video camera equipment on the floor.

Materials collected from a storage cabinet.

Kitchen: Documents and handwritten notes on the breakfasttable, on the refrigerator, and on the kitchencounters.

Materials in a drawer of the kitchen counter.

Fingertips cut from leather gloves in a wastebasketnear the breakfast table.

Dining Room: Documents on the dining room table.

Documents in a drawer in a small desk/table in thedining room.

Upper Level

Computer Room:Home computer equipment on a desk.

Computer software and documents on storageshelves.

Speed-dial notations on a telephone on the desk.

A poster on the wall.

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Lower Level

Eric's Bedroom: Fireworks and/or suspected bomb-making materialson a desk, under the desk, on bookshelves abovethe desk, on a windowsill, on a dresser, on the wan,and in containers on the floor.

Posters, notes, signs and documents on the walls,doors and ceiling.

A sawed-off shotgun barrel on a bookshelf abovethe desk.

An air rifle with a sawed-off barrel hanging from asling on the bookshelf above the desk.

Fingertips cut from leather gloves on the floor.

Black military-style trousers draped over a chair.

Objects affixed to the walls with apparent bulletholes through the objects.

Unfired shotgun ammunition and other objects onthe bed.

Manufacturer's box for a large sutifival type knife ona windowsill.

Eric's Bathroom: Two King Soopers Pharmacy pin bottles prescribedto Eric Harris for LUVOX 100mg tablets. One bottleon the sink counter, one bottle in a vanity drawer(one bottle empty, one bottle containing tablets).

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Family Room: Backpack(s) and school materials scattered on thefloor.

Store receipts in a wastebasket near an end table.

Handwritten paper note on an end table.

. I personally searched the following places but found nothing of obviousevidentiary value:

• A small crawlspace located on the lower level of the home. Access tothe crawlspace was via a small door installed in the wall of a utility andpantry area, Numerous assorted items of property were stored in thecrawlspace including closed moving boxes, home accessories, furniture,and luggage. Many of the boxes were marked with the names of Harrisfamily members. Most of the boxes bearing Eric's name were stored inthe back corner of the crawlspace and did not appear to have recentlybeen opened. I did not search these boxes as numerous other objectsblocked access to them.

• A very small storage attic located in the ceiling above the garage. Theattic held several boxes containing Christmas decorations.

• A vehicle parked in the garage of the residence-a 1995 Toyota.Carnry4-door sedan bearing Colorado L1C/GAD5859. I searched thepassenger areas, glove compartment and trunk.

At the request of Investigator Zimmerman, I photographed several smallfragments of broken material which were located outside the residence onthe surface of a concrete slab in a fenced backyard area along the side ofthe garage. The fragments were found scattered in two small areas that Idesignated in the photographs using photo markers #1 and #2. Thematerial appeared to be broken glass and broken pieces of hard plastic orelectronic circuit board material. After photographing 'me fragments,

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Jessica Barrett and I collected them and marked the packages as #1 and#2 corresponding to the areas from which they were collected. Thepackages were then given to the investigators to be included with the otherevidence items collected at the residence.

At about 0110 hours on 04/21/99, Jess Barrett and I completed theassignment and we left the residence along with the other investigators. Auniformed sheriff's deputy was still securing the home at that time.

On 04/21/99, while restocking an evidence kit that I'd used during thesearch warrant, I found three pieces of paper in the kit which had beencollected as evidence from Eric Harris' bedroom and had mistakenly beenplaced in the kit during evidence handling. The papers were as follows:

1. A photocopy of page 122 from THE ANARCHIST COOKBOOK. Thepage, entitled "Household Substitutes," listed 38 chemicals together witha listing of household substitutes for that chemical (e.g.: ChemicalName: Acetic Acid Household Substitute: Vinegar).

2. A handwritten description of two fictitious creatures, possibly computergame characters, named "DARK VAPOR" and "HELL DOG," and handdrawn sketches of both creatures.

3. Five or six hand drawn sketches showing fictitious animals, bug-likecreatures, andlor faces.

It is unknown who collected these pages or where in Eric's room they werefound. I photocopied the pages and gave the originalS to Littleton Lead­Detective Joan Schroer who said she would deliver them to the appropriateinvestlgator(s) at the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department. I forwardedthe photocopies to the LIttleton Police records file.

The photographs taken during the Harris search warrant were contained onseven rolls of 36-exposure film. I did not complete a photo log when takingthe photos. Rolls #2 through #6 contained photos showing the search

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warrant only. Rolls #1 and #7 contained photos showing the searchwarrant and other photos that I'd taken before and after the search warrantusing the same film rolls on unrelated Littleton Police cases.

On 04/26/99, I submitted rolls #1 and #7 to Englewood Camera to bedeveloped into negatives only. I picked up the negatives on 04/29/99.

On 04/29/99, I submitted rolls #2 through #6 to the Arapahoe County. Sheriff's Department photo lab and requested that they be developed only.

On 04/30/99, Arapahoe Sheriff Criminalist Tom Adair picked up thesedeveloped rolls from his lab, and picked up rolls #1 and #7 from me. Hethen reportedly delivered all of the negatives to Criminalist Jim Jennings atthe Jefferson County Sheriff's Department lab. To my knowledge, no printswere made of any of the photographs by either Englewood Camera or theArapahoe Sheriff's lab.

On 05/11/99, I examined all of the photo negatives at the Jefferson CountySheriff's lab in the presence of Criminalist Jim Jennings. At Jenningsrequest, I prepared a written photo log that generally describes eachexposure on the seven rolls of film that I'd photographed during the Harrissearch warrant. I gave Jennings the original photo log and kept a copy forLittleton Police records.

ISUPPLEMENTFILEO BY' IBRUCE ADAMS, EVIDENCE CUSTODIAN

WIJ!ADAMSlCQLUMBINE SUPPLEMENT

LPD SUPPLEMENT (01·99)

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PROGRESS REPORTCHS INCIDENT/CONTROL #1206REPORT BYJACKLYN GEE(ACSO)

On052599, this Investigarorroceived a leadtbatEricHarris and !lisfamilyhad~ in New Yol'l<:, priorto living in Celorado. Tbis Investigator 00ll1llCled tileNew York Stare Police at PIlit 518562-8185 andspoke [0 Investigaror BobDenny. lovestigator Denny advised tilefollowing:

That tile HaIris family resided in Plattsburgh, New Yorkand Ericalllmdod StaffordMiddleSchoolBetween September and April of 1994.

That theirrecords show00 police COlllaet withEricorbill family.

Thatsince tile CHSincident, dley haw had__problems withkid's~g to lJrioggunsto schooland lie bad coofiscal1ld tilediary of_ boy whobad wrilleO lballle admired whatHatri. and Klebold haddeaeand be wisbed lbal bebad tile gats to do SOlIIIllbing similar.

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Date: August 26, 1999

By InvestigatorR. Vette

At: West Metro Task Force

Other Officers' Detective T Hayes (W M T,F,)

DETAILS:

1 On July 26, 1999 Investigator R. Vette received a Rapid Start control leadfrom InvestigatorSteveLuciano, of the Columbine TaskForce, The lead sheet requested that I complete aninvestigation into a telephone records specifically an AT&T telephone calling card recovered fromEric Harris' walletduring the collection of evidence prior to the autopsy being conducted. Theaccount number on the telephone card #848 030 6989 5124 was in the nameof Eric Harris,

2. Investigator R Vette prepared a searchwarrantwhich wasdirected to AT&T Corporation efOC.T Corporation Systems requesting anyand all records pertaining to the account. TheHonorable HenryNeito of the Jefferson County District Court signed the search warrant on July29, 1999 and the search warrantwas forwarded to AT&T, (see attached copies of the searchwarrant and supporting SEALED affidavit),

3 On July 29, 1999Investigator Vette received a telephone call fromthe AT&T legaldivisionconcerning the above described searchwarrant. According to officials from the legal division theaccount specifically noted, was a family telephone credit card The legaldivision advised that noother information was available which couldn't be retrieved from the telephone service provider,u.s West Communications It should be noted that Investigator Vette has already received thisinformation which has beenincorporated within this case, Investigator Vette requested AT&T toprovide any information concerning the account that their company held records too, whetherthese would be duplicates or not, AT&T agreed saying the records would be forwarded toInvestigators Vette or Hayes,

4 On August 16, 1999 Investigator Vette received the documents from AT&T viaU,S Mail,Investigators Vette andHayes analyzed these records learning that this account is still active andis being used by Harris' family members, The recordsobtained, appear to be duplicate recordsandall calls are accounted for in previous reports sent to the Columbine Task Force No callsdocumented in these reports from AT&T appear to be of an evidence nature

JC· 001-010234

REFFITT, ED

JC·Q01.010235

ControlNumber 1;:;21

WITNESS: Edgar REFFITT, DOB 11116/48,4375 Tongue Rd., Indian Hills,Colorado, 80454, (303)697-1692.

INTERVIEWERS: Agent JerryW. MEANS and AgentLarryBROWN ColoradoBureau of Investigation, 690 Kipling Street, Denver, Colorado,80215,(303) 239-4211.

DATF/TIMEOFINTERVIEW: May 13, 1999,at approximately 08:30 a.m,

PLACEOFINTERVIEW: 4375 TongueRd., Indian Hills,Colorado.

ASSIGNMENTSYNOPSIS: An interview wasConducted with Mr. Ed REFFITT, at his borne

on May 13, 1999. REFFIlI statedbe is a wallpapercontractorand was workingat~ttleton, Colorado on April19 and 20, 1999. He statedthe horne is ownedby ReneeHOPKINS. REFFITT statedHOPKINS calledhim after the fireand told him Eric HARRIS lives next door to her and he was oneof the Columbine shooters. REFFI I I has seen the pictures of bothHARRIS and KLEYBOLD on the news since the shootingoccurred.

REFFm stated KLEYBOLD and HARRIS arrivedat theHOPKINS bouse at approximately 08:45 or 09:00 a.m. em April19,1999. He statedthey were drivinga dark greenor graylate1980's Toyota. Hestatedthe KLEYBOLD and HARRIS pulledthe vehicleinto thedriveway and openedup the garage door. Hesaw both malesgo into thegarage,and REFFITT kept working. Afew minutes laterbe sawboth males comeout of the garage andREFFITTstated "Hey Fellows, HowYa Doing". REFFITT statedKLEYBOl.D gavehim a "Thumbs Up" signal, but said nothing.REFFITTstated the two males wentthroughthe wooden gatebetweenHOPKINS home and the HARRIS home and he heardseveral "Boom.Boom. Bang,Bang" noises. He statedit soundedlike they were banging on wood. REFFITT stated he wasgoingtocall911 becausehe initiallythoughttheywere breakingin to thehouse. He statedboth KLEYBOLD and HARRIS cameout of thegateand KLEYBOLD hada garage dooropen in his hand. Hestated they wentinto thegarageand HARRIS cameout of thegaragewitha 3 to 4 feel longblackcrowbar in his hand. Hestated the two males wentinto the fenced area between the housesand he heard one of the males say "I'll OpenThe MotherPucker

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WithThis". REFi'III statedhe did not hearanymorenoise so hewentabouthis work. Hestatedhe heard acar leaveabout 10:00 or10:30, butdid not seewho wasinside the vehicle.

REFFITT statedhe wasagain working on the"HOPKlNS homeonTuesday, Apri120, 1999. Hestatedat approximately 09:00 a.m.KLEYBOLD droveup to HARRIS home. Hestated the garagedooropenedwhile KLEYBOLD WlIlI still in the car andKLEYBOLD pulledthe vehicle into the garage and the doorclosed. REFFITT statedhe heard glass breaking in the garageandthe car leftshortlyafter09:00a.m, Hestatedhe did not see whowas in the car whenit left. REFFill stated thevehicle he saw onApril20, 1999 wasan olderdark grey BMWwith large speakers inthe backwindow. REFFTIT statedhe left the HOPKINS homeatapproximately 11:00 or 1l:15 a.m. When REFFlI 1 arrivedatapproximately Chatfield andWadsworth he sawseveralemergency vehicles driving through thearea.

~z::AgentColorado Bureauof Investigation

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ZAPOR. ROSE

JC- 001-010235

PROGRESS REPORTeHS INCIDENT/CONTROL 111653REPORT BYJACKLYN GEE (ACSO)

On 050699, this In'A!SliglilDt spoketo • subject identified lIS:

Z3p0t, RoseDOB: 10125110366 W. Gllllld PI.LiltlelOn, Co, 80127Pll# 303·881-6354

Roseadvised thefollowing:

That in conversation with a group ofunidentified people, Rosebeard"l!llrd band"mat the boyThat lived acrossfrom Eric (Hmis) and some otherunidentified boys, were seen buildingSomething with band saws inEric's garage.

That thiswas reponed to haveoccurred on the Saturday before :he incident(041799),

That Rosewllll unableto provide anyadditional infornJation.

ThIsInvestigator generated a leadsheetrequesting thai: Eric's neighh<m becontacted andinterviewed inreferenceto !be aforementioned.

JC· 001·010239

CONTROL mat JOse 1199-7625SOurce: RoseZllporAffiliation: Citizen

FBI1I174A-DN·574t9

Ms. Rose Zapor wascontacted at 303-881-6354 on May11.1999. Ms.Zllpor said shecouldn'tremember where she heard the Information regarding parties In the Harris garage buildingsomething on thesaturday before theincident.

Ms. Zapor said sheWQrks in a lawofficeandmayhaveheamit there. or mayhave heard Rtrama girtfriend.

Anelghbcrhood canvas of the Harris neighbcrhood was conducted uncler COntrol 113309.

A neighbcr of the Harris', Matthew Good, (OOB: 00)06'83) at........eportedha heard a powersawandOOselVed saw horses with wooda~siaraga onStmday, May, 18.1999. Good sawEric Harris' and Dylan Kiebold's carsbutdIdnot$$$ thaHarris' parent's cars. Matthew Good was inteNiewedunder control 113307.

~J~Investigator William R.Maron - WestMetroFife Aescua - JCSO iI065El

JC· 001·010240

HARRIS. KATHY " WAYNE

JC· 001.010241

LAltE1fOOD POLICE DBPAJl'l'KBNT

0 ...... ' ADA - JEFFERSON COUNTY MtlRDERSV'""i" MULTIPLE""... e 1464 CONNALLY, STANInv.,ltlgt:

Db>",' ADMINISTRATIVES tt P P L E K B N '1'

WI'l'NESS LIST,

POLICE:

Det. Stan ConnallyLakewood Police Department

Lt. John IantornoSheridan Police Department

Det. G. WheeldonSheridan Police Department

Det. Paul WszolekSheridan Police Department

Det. Greg MillerSheridan police Department

Depty. Dale ScottJefferson County Sheriff's Department

CITIZENS:

50 YOA DOB: 100748 M/WLittleton, CO 80128

., Englewood, CO 80110

.... , 99038856Date, 04/22/99Vag.; 1 of 3Ke:fl I1t3S"C:l"'IS"1••U

Dato, 04/22/99

49 YOA DOB: 070249Littl~8

Harris' mother ~

Er~c Harris' aunt

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YOA DOB: 110757 M/WLittleton, CO 80128 303/932-6971

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I.A:lt1lWOOD co PI) .... 2 of 3supplement 04/22/99 1464 CONNALLY, STAN

Eric Harris' neighbor

Joshua Nathan Lapp 16 YOA DOB: 120882 M/w?7 I & P t' Littleton, co 80128Columbine High Schoo - sophomorevictim

OBSERVATION/INVESTIGATION:

CR. 99038856

On Tuesday, April 20, 1999, I responded to Columbine High School to assistwith the developing investigation of the murders at that school. I wasdirected by sgt. Don Girson to respond totllllllllllllll with members ofthe Sheridan Police Department. The Reed~at of EricHarris, one of the suspected shooters. I was directed to contact anyfamily members on scene, learn what I could of Eric Harris' background,and secure the residence pending application for and issuance of a searchwarrant.

upon our arrival, we contacted Wayne Harris, Kathy Harris and KarenShepard, the occupants. According to Mr. Harris, "the press" had alreadybeen at their door. And, while they were reser,ed, the Harrisesvolunteered to intercede with their son if,he were in fact involved withthe ongoing situation. The Harrises were awaiting the arrival of theirlawyer.

Mr. Harris identified his san as Erio David Harris, date of birth:040981. Mr. Harris said he had no reason to believe his san would beinvolved with such a situation. Eric Harris had been in contact withMarine Corps recruiters, and he was looking forward to graduation. EricHarris' last grade reports included 2 A's, 2 B's and a C. He was gainfUllyemployed at a nearby Blackjack Pizza.

Eric Harris ware a black duster "everyday." But, he had no particularinterest in the Jugoslavian conflict or with the celebration of Ritler'sbirthday. His interest in "explosives" and firearms was no more than youwould expect from a person looking forward to joining the Marine Corps,

Upon our arrival, Lt. Iantorno and his men "cleared" the residence toinsure our safety. We had been warned Erio Harris might be on scene andpose a threat. During their efforts, they observed in Eric Harris' roomwhat appeared to be a "device." As we: talked with the Harrises, the aromaof gasoline became inoreasingly oppreSSive. Consequently, we cleared theresidence and asked the fire department to respond. A pumper from theLittleton Police Department arrive, and it was determine the gasoline vaporwas present in an explosive concentration. Subsequently, the device wasremoved and the home ventilated without further incident.

Shortly after we left the residence awaiting arrival of the firedepartment, the Harris' lawyer arrived. He identified himself as BenColkitt, 2303 E. Dartmouth Ave., Englewood, CO 80110, telephone:303/584-0308, cell: 303/332-4~49, pager: 303/528-2368. Colkittexplained he had been retained to represent Eric Harris. While the familywanted to cooperate in any way they could, Calkitt directed the policewere nat to talk with Eric Harris in the absence of Colkitt if Harris weretaken into custody. I so informed Sgt. Girson by radio.

LADWOOtl CO PD .... 3 ot 3Supplement 04/22/99 1464 CONNALLY, STA.~

CR' 99038856

After the home was made safe, the Harrises left with their lawyer.

While we were waiting for the fire department and bomb squad to make safethe Harris home, ! was approached by Bill Konen, their next door neighbor.According to Konen, on Monday, April 19, 1999, at about 0900 hrs., hisneighbor, the highschool senior who wears a duster, was visiting with hisfriend who drives a black BMW. Konen thought the neighbor's name was Eric.Konen heard the friend ask Eric if he had an aluminum ball bat. AfterwardKonen heard "crashing", like the sound of glass breaking, coming from t::'eHarris garage for fifteen or twenty minutes.

Konen said he had minimal interaction with Eric, but Eric was always verypolite. He was quiet and didn't say much.

Lt. Iantorno and his men returned to the command post, and I maintainedsecurity until Det. Miller returned to remain with me. While they weregone, I was approached by Josh Lapp. Lapp was very intense, and he wascarrying a 1998 Columbine High School yearbook. Lapp told me he had beenin the school library when the shooting started. He got a good look at theshooters and recognized them as fellow students. After escaping and makinghis way home, Lapp found the two shooters in the year book. On page 128,Lapp showed mew a picture of Dylan Klebold. On page 125, he showed me a

picture of Eric Harris. Then on page 120, he showed me a "better picture"of Ha=is. According to Lapp, Ha=is and Kle.bold were the onlyassailants.

Det. Miller and I were relieved By Dpty. Dale Scott at 1718 hrs.

Later, I returned to the house with Sgt. Dan McCasky and others to assistmembers of the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department with execution of asearch warrant. During the search, I located on the kitchen table ahandwritten note which appeared to be an "itinerary" eetailing plans forthe day's assault on the high school.

The Lakewood police agents involved in thecomplete. That concluded my participation."PO' ADMINISTRATIVE

".n" 1464 CONNALLY, STAN

search departed before itin the investigation.

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,'ONTINUATION 0R:pordng Agem:y Rt:pol1lng OlrJOer Case ReportNo

..X JCSO ZIMMERMAN 99-7625-Z

SUBPLEMb~T

ConMttiogCaseReport No, Victim NameOriSinal Report Date This Report

05-10-99r-

X FIRST DEGREE MURDER Xl. .lc;uion OffenseSlatut; Open Exceplll>1laily C1~$rft CI R¢¢Ommend Case: Review CI

'Retlusi!1eat,ol'l 0 Cltt~ by AITtSt 0 llnfuuJ'!de<l 0 Cl(jsu~ 0

'_I I BrlM Name IOe!eMpjitm I SmlljNI), ¥~~ I Va.ll.lt' I VlllutNo QlJatlliry Rl:tewtl'e'd Oamtged

INVESTIGATION:

On 05·10·99, I copied the pages from a green Steno Notebook, evidence item #201. This item was taken from the Harris

residence at on 04-20-99, from a main level family room desk. (See attached.)

DISPOSITION: Open,pending further investigation,

JCo001-010245

Assigned To

of 1

ASAf3 4/98 ,)CSDiI6'74

VALDEZ, CIlERYL

JC- 001-010246

PROGRESS REPORTCHSINCIDENT/CONTROL 1!3453REPORT BYJACKLYN GEE. (ACSO)

On 052699,thi' Investigator spoke to uubject identified as:

Valdez, CherylDOB: 1219698201 W. 9* Ave.Lakewood, CO 80215Ph# 303 233-4176

Cberyl advisedthe folloWIng:

ThaI Cberylis a baitdresser and hercllent is Katby Hsrris,whois the mother of EricHarris.

ThaI lbe Lut time that Cheryi sawKatbywas on040899, when she did her hair.

ThaI during that appciatmear, Katbytalkedabouta vacation to Floridawhichshe hadbeenplatatingfor a wbile.

That Cheryl had asked Katby if she was takingherfamily withher and Katbytoldberthat it wasa"girlfriendtrip", so herhusbandand boyswould notbe going.

That KathyIJad also come in to the 'bop fora waxing on 041799, prior to leavingon hervacation.

ThaIdlll'ing the last conversation tharCheryiIJad wilbKathy, she hadtalked aboutEric',disappointment that he could oct find. dam for lbeprom...d Katbyrelaredthat she feltsorry forEric.

That Kathytold Cherylabout a conversation that sheaad withEric referencetheaboveanddescribedhow sbe (Kathy) and Eric sat on his bed and talked

ThaIduringthat conversation. Eric told Katbythat, "sometimes beinga teenagerreaJly sucks."

ThaIother than the aforetllllntioned conversation. Katby IJad never talkedaboutEric.

That en 042099, wben Cberylbad benld aboutthe CBSincidenton the news, she called Katby'shouse to find out ifherboys were alright, but did notget OIl answerand laterremembered thatKatbywas vacatiOlling in Florida.

ThaICberyl also advisedthat aboutfour yearsago shecut Eric's andhis brother, Kevin'shair.

That she describedEric as beinga "reservedkid thatshe couldn'tgel a wordout of."

That Cherylstared that Kevinwas the opposite anddescrlbedhimas"teal outgoing",

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Neighborhood Canvas

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CONTROL #3309Source: BillMaron

< Afflliation: WMFR

JCSO#99-7625 FBI 1f174A-DN·57419

Neighborhood canvass 01 area around the Harris residence at 6276 South Reed Street, Littleton,CO. conducted onMay 1S, 1999.

~ next-door neighbor tothaeast of the Harris residence.~Udd-SOS-972-7142

Ms. Hopkins said sheandMr.Juddware gonetheweekend of Aprii17 and1a. 1999. Awallpaper contra<:lor was working atherhouse on Apt1118, IlRdApril 19, 1999. TIle wailpapercontractor reported hearing noises from the Harris property nextdoor. The wallpaper contractorwas Ed Relit! and was Interviewed reference Control #DN1374 by JerryMeans, CBI.

Ms. Hopkins andMr. Juddsaidtheynever heard anynoises /rom tI1e Harris residence. Theynever heardany loud voices or arguing. They said they hadno interaction with the Harris'. Theywould seeEricin thedriveway, andwave. Ericwould smile and wave back.

Ms. Hopkins sald Kathy Harris worked in the yard"constantly". Shehadjustboughtbags of dirtor fertilizer anderic heiped hercarry them Intothebackyard. Thayollen sawEricmowing thelawn. They would talk to the Harris' in thedriveway occasionally andsaJd Ericwasquietandwouidn1 add to tI1e ccrwersattcn, TIlaythought Eric's older brother wasfriendlier. Ms.Hopkinssaid shetaiked to theparents otten, but never taiked 01theirchildren or anyproblems.

Mr. Juddsaidonsomeweekday mornings, hewould see Eric leaving some time justbefore 6:00a.m. Eric drove a grayHonda Prelude. Wayne Harris would teave atabout7:00andreturn at5:00. Wayne drovea Toyota Plckup. Kathy Harris drove a Toyota Cemry. Mr.JuddandMs.Hopkins were not sure01 Mrs. Harris' schedule. Mr. Judd said thepickup andthe Camry werealWays parked in the garage. The Prelude wasparked ona concrete stripnext to the driveway.

Mr. Juddreported seeing a black BMW oltenparked in lhecut-cu-sac just west 01 tI1e Harrisresidence. Hecouldnotremember the last timehesawthecarparked there. Mr. Juddremembered saying "Hr andthat'sall to thedriver01 theBMW.

Ms. Hopkins said sherecognized Brool<s Brown Iroma television intelView as one01thevisitorsto the Harris residence. Shesaidshehad seen this person numerous times and hedrove a"small. white, older, compact car". When aSked fora date that shehad last seenhim,shesaid, "itwas last year- 1998 sometime."

..-.-The second house eastof the HarMs residence.~03-933-1692Son: Maltl1ew GoodOOB: 06106193 (CONTROL ii:l307)

MattGood waslntarvlewed at hisresidence with hisparents present on May12,1999. TheGoodresidence is two houses to the east01 the Harris residence at Matt is asophomore at Columbine High sencet.

MaltsaJd he usually leaves for school about 6:30In themorning andwould occasionally see EricHarMs leaVing lor school at thattime. Mattknew who Dylan Klebold wasbecause Dylan's blackBMW was oltenat the Harris residence. MattsaJd, "Dyian was there a lot,he was there aU thetime." MattsaidDylan's carwasnormally there several times duringthe week, andali weekend.Mattsaid Dylan would alWays parkhis black BMW in thesame place in thecul-de-sac. Dylanwould puil through thecul-de-sac andperkalong thecurb in a south facing direction. Whenasked if hethought Dylan spent the night, Mattsaid hedidnl know. MattsaidEricHarris droveagray Honda that wasparked on the side 01 the Hams' driveway.

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~/~ ~Sl'f.rfInvestigator William R.Maron - WestMetro Fire Rescue - JCSO #0656

1

CONTROL 113309Source: BillMaronAffllation: WMFR

JCSO 1199-7625 FBII174MlN·S7419

Mattsaid he neversaw Brooks Brown or anybody elSe at the Harris' house. Matthe would seeDylan or Ericcomingandgoing to andfrom there cars, but never sewthem outside the house orin the garage. He seidhe never sawthem cartying anything.

Matt's lather,MikeGood,remembered laS! year, seeing a girlcoming to the Harris' house. Hedescribed her as short,chubby, withshort derkheir, darkclothes andglassas. Hecould notremember what type of car shewas driving.

On SUnday, April 18, 1999, at about 2:00 p.m., Mall Good was wor1dng on a CDplayer in hiscar in hisgaragewithhis garage door open. Heheard noises from the Harris' garage hedescribed as "sawing wood witha circular saw, andglass breaking." Heno1iced the Harris'garaga doorwas slightly up witha 3" gap at thebottom. As MattGood was pulling his car outofthegarage, at about3:00p.m., he sawthegarage doorat the Hanis'wasaU theway open. Mattsaidhecouldsee sawhorses with wood across themin the Harris' garage. Hesaid there were nocarsInthe garage, and hedid not seeanypeople in the garage. Mall said Eric's and Dyian'scarswere in their usual parking places. HedIdnotsee Eric's parent's cars.

MatlGoodsaid he returned home at about 4:30or 5:00 p.m, the same day,andsawEric's car forsure, and thinkS Dylan's car was also there.

MattGoodsaid that wasthe only dayhe heard anynoises from the Harris' garaga.

---neJet doorneighbor to thesouthwest of the Harris residence.~1

Mr.Konen spokewithLakewood Police Department Agent Stan ConnaRy onApril20, 1999.Connally'sreport is under LPO CR1199038856.

Mr. Konen statedon Monday April 19,1999at about 9:00 a.m. he wasworking in his backyardandheard a car pul up to the Harris reSidence. Hedidnot seethecarbuthe thought herecognized the soundof the caras thatof theblack BMW thaloften parks near hishouse.

Mr. Konen said he heard the Harris' garage dooropen. Hecouldn't seeanybody andcouldn't seeIntothe garage from his anglebutdidseethe wallpaper contractors vanparked inthe cul·de-sac.

Mr. Konen saidhe heard volcesfrom me Harrls residence. Mr.Konen said, 'one asked the otherfora metal baseball bat' Shortly aftermathe heard glass breaknghedescribed the sound as'like a sackof bottlesgetting bashed for 10or 15minutes:

Mr.Konen heardnoother noises or conversations while he was in his yard. Heassumed theywere working on 'an art project or something: Mr. Konen saidthenoise SlOpped, andabout10to 15minutes laterhe was outside and no1iced thecar was gona. Mr.Konen sald heonlyheardonecat come to the houseandleave from the house. Thecar parked onIhecul-de-sac wheretheBMW usually parks.

Mr. Konen saidthe blackBMWwasoften parked byhis house. Hesaid he never got a goodlockat thedriver and saidthe driveroften wore a blackballcapandsunglasses. Mr.Konenoccasionally saw the driver in a "black Australian duster." !'Iesaidhe never saw Ericor the BMWdriveroutside, onlycomingand going to or from the house. Mr. Konen saidhe would run intoEricHarris at the mailboxand descrlbed him as polite, notlalkslive,andelusive.

Mr.Konen saidon the weekend of April 17,andApril18,1999, the BMW was parked nextto hishouse bothdaysand he thought ttmayhave been parked there overnight. Mr. Konan didn'tseeMr.andMrs.Harristhere thatweekend.

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Investigator William R. Maron - WestMetro FireRescue - JCSO #0656

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CONTROL #3309Source: Bill MaronAtIllialion: WMFR

JCSO #99·7625 F61#174A·~·57419

Mr. Konen said normally, Wayne Harris leaves for work at 6:55 a.m. andIsback a14:30p.m,He's notsurewhen Kathy leaves, but She usually comes homeat about3:00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs.Harrisalways park in the garage.

I told Mr. Konen another neighborrepOlted a metalbanging soundthought to beoomlng from theHarris'yardon the morningof Saturday, April 10, 1999. Mr.Konen thought about it and said thatat about10:00thet he (Mr. Konen)hadbeentaldng outa wooden fence post witha concretebase using a sledgehammer.

-...-- Third house10 the east of the Harrisresidence.~303-933-4473

Ms.Wildesaid she knows the neighbors on eachsideof her, but doesn'tknowthe Harris'verywell. Ms.Wildesaid she reallydidn't noticecars Inthe cu~de-sac, Shesaid she is not usuallylooking out the fronlof the house. She did not recognize the pictures of the two boys In themedia. Shesaid when she saw the Harris'; It was only"Hi andbye".

Mr.Wildesaid he noticedthe black BMWparked In thecut-de-sac the weekend and the Mondaybefore the Columbine incident. He could not remember exacttimeswhen he sawthe car parkedthere. Hesaid the Harris'were Quiet and therewere never anyproblems or any parties. Hedidnot recallhearingany explosionsorgunfire. He thought the parents wereusually gone all day atwork.

---- Southeast acrossthe cul-de-sac fromthe Harrisresidence.~'932-o752

The Voehl's were interviewed by telephone on May13, 1999. Mr. Voehl said he didn'tknow!heHarris' personaRy. Mr. Voehlwould play basketball in the cul·de-sac withEric'solderbrother.Mr. Voehl hasa daughter, Rebecca the same ageas Eric'sbrother. The onlyconversation heremembered with Ericwas In Februaryof 1998when theColumbine High School basketball teamhad gotten knocked out of the semi-finals. Mr. Voehl said, 'hey. what's going00 wIIhthat team, Ireallywanted to sea them playat McNichols again." Ericsaid, "yeah, I thoughtthey'd go all theway." Mr.Voehl said Ericdidn't seemto haveanyanimosity at that time regarding sportsorathletes.

Mr. Voehl said he neversawvisItorsaroundthe Harris' house. oranyone "hanging around: Hedidn'tsee anyone outsidemuch. Once in a while he would see Ericandhis father working onEric'scar.

Mr. Voehlsaid he saw Erieand a friend he couldn't describe wearing blackcoats. Because of thetype of coat,he thought lhey were Intocountrymusic. He saidEricwasnevera problem aroundthe neighborhood. Mr. Veehl estimated thaI betWeen 6 months and 1-Y.> yearsago.a policeofficer, possibly JCSO,came aroundaskingabout1eenagers in the neighborhood. The officercamebacklateraskingspecificquestionsaboutthe Harris house.

Rebecca Voehl said shewas picking up the mailat harparents houseon Monday, April 19,1999 at about 11:30 a.m. She said the neighborhood wasquiet asusual. andas shewaswalking up the drivewayshe heard noisesfromthe Harris' garage. She described the noisesas"building something, bangingand cracking,maybeglass: Shedid not remember vehicles parkedin thecu-ce-sac at that time. Rebecca attends MetroState College. Shesaid shedidn'tknowEric Harris.

JC-001-010251 3

Investigator William R. Maron- West MetroFire Rescue - JCSO1#0656

CONTROL #3309Source: Bill MaronAffiliation: WMFA

JCSO 1199-1625 FBI#174A·D~51419

Mr. Voehl remembersseeing a dark cokM'ed 4-doorcar parked in the cul-de-sac. He did notknow the makeof the car. His wife saw Klebold's car oniV and thought it was similar.

Mr. Voehl said on the weekend of April 10, and April 11,1999he saw Eric and hisparentsworking in the yard, He said on the weekend of Afll1111, and April 1e, 1999 he and his wife WIlrein andout, and didn't rememberseeingor healing anything unusual

'-----Southof the Hams residence, across the cuf.de-sac.~048

Mr. FaltOre said he did nof know the Hartis'very well He saidhe didn't even knowtheir namesuntil recentiy. He said they were very qUiet and seemed likedecentpeople. When he saw themit WllS "hi and bye, nothingunusual."

Mr. Fattore said a blackBMW was parKed "quill! ofIen"in the cuf.de-sac, west of the Hartisresidence. When asked ~ the car is everthere overnight, he said he has noticed the carsometimes in the moming. He said the driverwas a malethat occasionally wore a longblackcoat, butcould not describehim. Mr, Fallore complained that the BMWdriver "drove too fast"through the cul·de-sac. He could not recall the lasttime he sawthe BMW.

Mr. Faltoresaid there were never anypartiesat the Harris houseand he never saw any othercarsor people"gatheling." He said he didn1see people "hangingour' at the house, that theywentstraightinto the house. .

--.Southwest of the Harris residence, across the cul-de-sac,~ Karmazln-303-904-8315

Ed Kannazin hasbeen staying with the Huffs since late February 1999. Ed usuallyparkedhis carin the cul-de-sac acrossfrom the Huff residence. Hesaidhe wouldpull in front of the Huffresidence, and back up along the curb on the west sideof the eel-de-sac and park in front of theblackBMW. He said he never saw the driver of the BMW. He said he never saw Eric Hams.

Mr. Huffsaid the blackBMW wasparkedacrossfrom hishouseso often, he assumedit belongedto the familyat the Hams' house,althoughhe does not remember seeingthe car parked thereovernight. He recalled the Harris' olderson drove a yellowcar but didn't know the make.

Mr. Huffsaid on Monday, April 19, 1999,he was working in his frontyard from noonor 1:00p.m.untilabout3:00. Mr. Huff was unloading a pickuptruck loadof dirt onto his front yard. Herecalled seeinga van in the drivewaynext to (east)of lhe Harrisresidence. He though!It lookedlikea painting crewworking at that house.(Hopklns-Juddl When he carne back out at about3:30,he sawthe black BMWparked in IIis usualspot.

Ms. Huffsaidshe would see Eric leavingfor schoolbetween 5:30 and 6:00 a.rn. She saidsheneversawhim in a 1renchcoal. She said there weredefinitely no partiesat the Harris' house.Ms. Huffsaid, "the coming and goingwas pretty normar, the parentswere nice and waved.

----Southwestof the Harrisresidance, across the cuf.de-sac.~7030

Mr. Maddera said he had seen the black BMWparkedin the cu~de-sac from Ume to time butcouldrn racallthe last time he saw it there. He said It looked like the "blackcar on iV with the

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Investigator William R. Maron - West Metro Fire Rescue - JCSO /10656

CONTROL #S309Source: BiR MaronAfflliation: WMFA

JCSO #99-7625 FBI #174A·DN·57419

windows exploded.' Healsosawa yellow sedan, unknown make at the Hams' house. Hethought theparents drovea pickup anda green car.

Mr.Maddera sawwhathedescribed as a lightbluesedan that drove by hishouse to lhe Harris'residence, Hesaidthedriverwore a hat andit mighthave been Eric, buthe didn' know whatEricdrove.

Mr. Maddera saidhis wUe is home alidaywithmree smali chiidren, but Is busywiththemanddidn'tsee anything.

~ Southwest of theHarris residence, notbordering.~

Debbie Cohn said her son Aaron Cohn wes a CHS student andwas In the school libraryduringtheshootings. Ms. Cohn saidAaron and hisfather were turkeyhunting on ApriI1B, and April 19,1999. Ms.Cohn saidshe was outof town on April17,andApril1B, 1999andthat her sister, JanReed (303-973-7063) waswatching !he dogs and the hOuse, Ms,Cohn said Monday, April 19,1999 she andher husband were at work and Aaron was at school,

Ms. Reed was interviewed by telephOne on May13,1899. Ms. Reed saidshestayed at theCohnresidence two nigm. Shesaid shetookthedogs outa couple of times and never heardanythingunusual whiie in the backyard. Shesaid thetwo Labrador retrievers shewaswatching neverbecameaiarmed by any noises, Shedid notnotice anyunusual vehicles drivingpastthe house.

Thecebns saidthey hadno interaction with !he Harns'. Aaron knew of EricHarrisbul did notassociate wllhhimat school.

Ms. Cohn saidherhairdresser is Cheryi Valdez whOse shop is on Bowles nearthe Baliy's FitnessCenter. Ms.Valdez also does hair forKathy Harris, andsaid Mrs. Harris wasplanning to beoutof town on a vacation. A rapid startform was submitted on this informanon.

------West of the Harris residence bordering a comerof the backyard.~Of-303-933-4975

Mr. Connor reported on April10,199ft, al about10:00 am. he heard a hammering I poundingsound coming from nearthe Harris residence. Hewasworking in hisyardanddescribed thesound as"an echOing sound, hollow, Ike hitting a metal fence post, not likepounding on wood,'Mr.Connor said the noise wenton for acouple of hours. Mr.Conner wenl intohis house andshutthedoor.

Mr. Connor said he hasnever heard any glass breaking, explosions or gunfire in thearea. Hesaid hehears occasional fireworks but is not sure where theycome from. He hasnot identifiedanyunusual cars in the neighborhood andhasn'tseen anybodyoutside the Harris residence.

___Northwest of theHarris residence bordering the backyard,~2983

Ms. Taylor saidbecause of her location. shecanseedirectly into the Harris hOuse andyard. Shesaidthe Harris yard is "spotless." Shesaidnormally theblinds of the hOuse are open and a.ftertheCoiumbine incident the blinds have allbeen closed.

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Investigator Wiliiam R. Maron - WestMetro F'D'e Rescue -JCSO #0656

CONTROL #3300Source: SiB MaronAffiliation: WMFR

JCSO #99-7625 FBIII174A-DN-S7419

Ms.Taylorsaid shehad 'never hearda peep" fromtheHarris'. She has neverheardthemraisetheirvoices or heard any arguing.

Ms. Taylor said she has not heardanything unusual In the neighborhood prior to the shootings.She saidshe hadn't heardany glassbreaking, gunshots, or explosions.

'.... ... .. . - Northwest of the Harris residence wllh lot comers touching.674

Mr. Roberts said he had nevertalked to the Harris', andhadnol heardany unusualnoisesIntMneighborhood. He had never hadany problems wlth theHarris'. He said he had nol heardanyexplosions or gunfire.

Mr. Roberts remembers seeingthe blackMercedes driving up Into the cuJ..de-sac.

----Northolll1e Harrisresldence bordering the back yard.~-6243

Mr. Kwaslnski moved Into his houseIn August of 1998. Mr. KwasJnskl said he only knewKathyandWayneHarris. He said he can't seaIntothe Harris' yard, bul can see on to the deck. Hasaid he occasJonally saw Eric Harris in the backyardwfth hisbuddies. Mr. Kwaslnski cooldnotdesClibe the other juveniles with EricHarris andsaidthey looked Uka normal HighSChool kids.

Hesaid Ihe Harris'were "pretty qUiet". He said he n&Ver heard anything. He hed seentheparents on Ihe back deck when using the bar-b-que, butneversaw Eric. When he sawthemInthe yard, they wouldwave occasionally. He said, "you know, the neighborly pleasantries."

Mr. Kwaslnski said he didn'! hearany unusual noises recently from the viCInity of the Harrisresidence.

.--.rNortheast 01 the Harris residence, notbordering.~948-5366

Mr. Mossbarger purchased his houseon January 19, 1999. The previous ownerwas JennieBresier. Hesaid he had spoken to Mrs. Harris oncewhen shewas lookingfor her grille coverthat blewaway. Mrs. Harris was IntM Hopkins-Judd backyard and was talking10him overlhefence.

When askedabout unusual noisesIn mid-April, Mr.Mossbarger said he hadn'theard anything.He looked at the calendarand recalled he was up Ialeon Monday, April 19, 1999packing for atrip and didn't hear or noticeanything unusual Hewasoutot town on Aprtl20. 1999,

-.......Northwest ot Ihe Hanris residence, notbordering.~9

Ms. Deion said she had no interaction withIhe Harns', Shesaid she hadnol heardor seenanything unusualIn the neighborhood.

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Investigator William R. Maron- WestMelro Fire Rescue - JCSO 110656

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CONTROL #3307 JOSO1/99·7625Source: Matt GoodAffiliation: CHS Student- Harris Neighbor

MatthewGoodDaB:06l00lll3

Littleton, CO 80123303-933-1692

FBI#174A-ON·57419

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MattGood was interviewed at his rasldence with his parentsiiiiiiiPresenton Ma 12,1999. The Goodresidence is 1WO houses to ttle east of the Harrisresidence a Matt is asophomore at Columbine High School.

Mall said he usualiy ieavesfor schoolabout 6;30 in the morning and wouldocceslonally see EricHarrisleavingfor schoolat thet time. Matt knewwho Dylan Klebold wasbecauseDylan's blackBMW was oftenat the Harris residence. Mall said, 'Dylan wasthere a lot, he was thereall thetime." Matt said Dylan's car was nOlIl1al1y there severaltimesduringthe week, and all weekend.Mall said Dylan would alwayspark his black BMWIn the sameplaceIn the cul-cu-sec. Dylanwould pull through the cul-de-sacand parkalong the curb in a southfacing diractton. Whenaskedif he lhQughl Dylan spant the night Matt said he didn't know. Matt said EricHarrisdroveagray Hondathet was parked on the side of the Harris' driveway.

Matt said he neversaw Brooks Brownor anybody else at the Harris' house. Mall he would seeDylan or Eric coming and going to and from there cars,but neversaw them outside the houseorin the garage. He said he never sawthem carryinganything.

Malt's father, MikeGood, remembered lastyear, seeinga girlcomingto the Harris'house. Hedescribed her as short, chubby, with shortdark hair,darkclothesand glasses. He could notremember what type of car she was driving.

On Sunday, May 18, 1999,at about 2:00p.m.. Matt Good was workingon a CD playerin his carin his garage withhis garage door open. He heard noises fromthe Harris' garagehe desCribedas "sawingwood with a circular saw,and glass breaking." He noticedthe Harris'garagedoorwas slightlyup with a 3" gap at the bottom. As Matt Goodwas pulling his car outof the garage,at about 3:00 p.m.. he saw the garagedoor at the Harris'was all the way open. Matt said hecouldsee sawhorses with wood across them in the Harris' garage. He said there wereno cars inthe garage, and he did not see any people in the garage. Mattsaid Eric's and Dylan's oars werein their usualparkingplaces. He did not see Eric'sparenrs cars.

Mall Goodsaid he returnedhome at about 4:30 or 5:00p.m. the sameday, and saw Eric's car forsure, and thinks Dylan's car was also there.

Mall Good said that was the only day he heardarrynoisesfrom the Harris' garage,

MatthewGoodhad 4'" hour Spanishclass at Columbine HighSchool. After Spanish, he had the'A" lunchperiod. Mall and his friends were In the caterena aftar SpaniSh. Matt and his frlends,John Losh, and DaaneReinkingdecidedto go to BurgerKingoff campusfor lunch.

Theywalkedout of the buildingthroughthe main southentrance doors into the parking lot. HeesUmated it was sometimealter 11 :15 a.m, Mattsaid heheardthe usual lunchtime noises:peopletalkingand yelling. He said he heard sameather sounds hethought were 'constructionnoises". Matt did not report hearing anygunshotsor expiosions.

Mattsaidanotherstudent; Erica Schmidtwas leavingthe parking lotat the sametime. Theydroveout of the parkinglot past the main southentrance. Mall was in the back seat.

Investigator William R. Maron - West MetroFire Rescue - JCSO#0656JC- 001-010255

CONTROL #3307 JCSO 199-7626SOurce: Matt GoodAffillatlon: CHSStudent - Harris Neighbor

FSI #174A.DN·57419

I showed Matt a sketCh of theparldng rot. HeIdentified Reinking's parking space (1/375) Inthejuniorlot. I showed him where the Harris car was parked andasked Ifhe remembered seeing IIHesaid hedidn't. but heIdentified the space to thewestof the Harris caras !hatof E.R. won(#373). HesaidWolfs car is 'big" andmayhave obstructed hlsview.

Maltandhisfriends returned to the school at about 11:40 am, andPleroe Street was blocked offby Iawenforoement Theyturned onto Walker Strsetwestbound. They sawBrooks Brown onWalker Streettelling people tonotgo to theschool. They dldn~ askhimwt'¥. They turned northon a north/south cross meet and then turned eastbound on Polk Street. TheysawJakeApodaca, whotold them someone at theschool was shooling machine guns and had grenades.

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Investlgator William R.Maron - West Metro FireRescue - JCSO #0656

VEHICLE REPORTS

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On 4-26·99. I respondedto Bob's Towing, loc:ated at 500 WestYale, where I assisted in theexecution of the searchof thr••

vehicles. The firstvehicle,a lightblueNissanSentta. Colorado license piateOBVSIS7,VIN #JNIPB22S2HUOI2161. a Ldccr

standard mmsmission vehicle, wassearched,The searchof the vehiclestaned at 1442hours.

Numerous itlllllS of evidentiary valuewen: collected fromthe vehicle by members of the FBI ERT and CBI Investigators. The

items Were collectedand submitted to the JCSO Evidenc. Vault.

On 4-26-99, at IS12 hours, the search of a gray Honda Prelude. Colorado license plate 'lGBP2613. VIN

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resultedin several itemsof potential evidentiary valuebeingseizedandcollected and submitted into the JCSO Evidence vault.

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4-door Mazda162. bearingColorado licenseplateGBX8337. VlN III YVGE12CXS541S717. was examined. The vehicle had

beensubmitted byDeputy Dave Luksch, wbohad indicated inhisreportthathe hadobservedpossible ammunition inthe vehicle.

The vehiclewas recovered from the area ofWest BowlesAvenue and SouthSimmsAvenue. When the searchof the vehicle

wascompleted there wereno itemscollectedfrom thevehicle. No itemsofammunition or any such uems wererecovered from

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DISPOSITION, Open.

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WITNESS

Littleton, Co.

On 5-8-99 I spoke with"who now College. He said he didn't know Klebold at all and only

knew Harris because_played football with Harris' older brother Kevinwhen they went to Columbine H S.

_further told me that he never had anyproblemswithHarris at all.

No further information.

JC, 001.010262

..... .sipWf'C! Ulli' - Sup::rvisor tnitials: iWd Date _good To P1llI< 1

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•JEFFERSON COUNTY DISTRICT AlTORNEY'S OFFICE

SUPPLEMENT REPORT

DATE 05104199

CONEcrING CR II JCSO 99·7625 '

CONTROL 1/ 2214

SlJ'BJECT:

Littleton, Co, 80123

MOther.Father

OBSERVATIONIINVESTIGATION:

CASE REPORT 1/ 99A062

INVESTIGATOR: G,B, MUMMA

ooB091879

On 050499 I comacted s mother. At that time I advised her that I neededtospeak toherSODabout the 0 umeiae 1 regards toher sonhaving contact with either Eric orDylan.~sked ifher son appearedon a list and1advised ' . Mrs.-.u"ed thataerSQ~tlyattendin;l schoot at the I~~fshe was aware of her son havin an contact WI l. evt- 001 year.~e'rated that her son was the d played onthe Baseball and Golf teams, butshe didn't believe he had s. Hydlestated that her son was very concernedabout tha incidentand had come home from school as a result. I asked ber if abe would have anyobjections if I contactedhlm and interviewed birn. and 'he stated that she did not.

On this samedate 011610 hours 1contacted~y paone at his dorm room. At that_asked& f he had an direct contact with EricorD lao whenhe artended Columbine Iast year. red

that he was around the school. lot, but never had Direct at witheither one. 00 bothtbe golf and baseball teams. and he knewwhatwent onwi 0 kids in school. I asked wh that meant, and be stated that all the sports type kidsreferred to the Trench coats as rhe "no sports": ew that these kids got picked on all the tim.that most of it was done by the football team. eved it was just because they were different.then stated rhat he knew about Ericand Dylantalking about blowingup the school, because It wasrumor for two years, I asired_f any school officials knew about me threats and hestated that he hadheard mey did, but no one toJlllllllriously. 1 asked_f there was anythingelse he could tell me aboutEric or Dylan,and h. stated that he didn't know aoylllll!!'else about them,

No further action taken by this Investigator.

JC- 001-010263

JEFFERSON COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICESUPPLEMENT REPORT

DATE 05/11199

CONECTING CR # JCSO99-7625

CONTROL # 2202

SUB.ffiCT:

MOther:~Father:~

OBSERVATION/INYESTIGATION:

CASEREPORT # 99A062

INVESTIGATOR: G,B, MUMMA

DOB 040680

On 050499I contacted at her office by phone and I informed her that I needed to speakto her son 2 stared 'hat her son was currentlyin school in ? and that I could reach Ilim inhis dorm,_also askedif her son was on a list and I told her he was, but that wedld not feel a threatexisted at Ibis time.

I contacted" in by pbcoe. I informed~at I wasconductingfollow up investigarioeonthe ColumbineIncident and that I needed to ask him several questions. _stated th.t would be ok, Iasked. if he bad ever bad anydealingswith Eric Harris or Dylan Klebold dnring tha time he was inschool at Columbine, ~stated that he had Eric in his gymclass, but he had no contact with Dylan, Iasked_if be knew why he would have made the "98 should havedied list". ..,.ted thathe badbeen relentless in his abuse of Eric during gym. I asked~at he mew, and he stated tbat he hadteased him about being bad in spore. because he wasn't very good, but he wasn't the only one, other kidsteased himtoo, [asked_if he had direct contact and he statedno, just the one class that weall teasedhim in, .couldn't think of anything else that would be of help and statedthat he would call if anythingelse came to mind.

No further action taken by thisInvestigator,

INVESTIGATOR:a /II

JC.001·010264

Colorado State PatrolInvestigative Services Section

Columbine High School Incident

Date of Report: 05·10·99 Control Number: ..mTypt:QfPrin,NlWlt: (R~ Cl.ll4e by) SJ.....,., lBMNumber:

, Sgt. TomConroy ;7,..... A"'~ 1534

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Synopsis:

Discovered in Harris' planniog book(item#278)wasa Jisttided"Class of 98 '!bat ShouldHaveDied". On thelist

was!heDlIItlll of"'."••Subject:

~OB!0ll-Q5.79

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Narrative'

I interviewed £CD05..Q7-99. _ had DO explsnanon for wbyhisnamewould b. on the list. ••'stated thatbedid notknow Hanis or Klebold, had neverhad analtercation with eitherof them, andhewasnot anathleto,__staled lhetbe had friends, (lead #2322), and L 2whowouldtaIlnt HemsarschoQe....seared thathe neverparticipated in the tal1tldn~

On 05-10-991contacted todetermine ifbehadanyinformation on a statement attributed to Joe Stair. Theslatemenl allegedly madeby Stairwasaboutblowing upthe school..,stated thaIbe had beard the statementrepeated by MikeDice, butwasQQt pment when thestatement wasmade. explained tharbe did not knowStair.

JC· 001·010265

Colorado State PatrolInvestigative Services Section

Columbine High School Incident

Date of Report: 05·10·99 Control Number: 2212

Type « PrintNam:t: (Report.:nat:lt by) Sig:nwrc: IBMNwnber:

Sgt TomCcnroy & ... ~ 1534

C-lSynopsis:

Discovered in Harris' planningbook (item#278) wasa list titled"Classof 98 That shouldHaveDied"•••.-.namewas on that list, .

Namlllve:

Interviewed_ on 05-10-99...wasa 1998gndnau: of Columbine HS._stated that be knewwhoHarris and Kleboldwere, but thatbe neverhad an altercation with, or spoke to them._ wasa studentathleteparticipating in football.~S() worked III the Cooper7 Theater next to the B1llck JackPizzawhereHarris andKleboldwere employed.__wasa1,0 a friend of Rocky Hoffschnieder, one of the students that Harris andKlebold believed hadreceived preferential treatment from thecourts,

_ wasunable to provideanyreasonfor hisrnu,ne beingon the list

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Narrative: ... w~tc~On 5·7-99 I spoke with by telephone.-. name was on the list of those who should

have died in 1998. I told'" his name had came to my attention that he along with some other individualswere not well liked last year. He said he never knew Dylan and just could barely remember Eric. He said hedid have classes with Eric last year but never spoke with him. I asked_if he ever teased elther of theseindividuals and he said no~ also told me he did not even know the group of guys who wore the trenchcoals had a name until he received a yearbook and it was captioned under the photograph that was in thenews paper. _ told me he was a student at Columbine last year and graduated in 1998. Since that timehe has been attending school at Arizona State.

_ did tell me he had been told last year by two of his friends that Joe Stair wanted to blow up the school.I asked him why Joe would say that.~tojd me he did not know and I would need to speak with MichaelDice or Nathan Kugler. See control # 2201 lor Kugler interview. See control #3221 for Michael Diceinterview.

Witness Information:

'!'" • dob 9·30-79•Litlieton. Colorado 80123phph

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~9-23.79...... Littleton, Co. • • • • •

Narrative:On 5·5·99 I spokewith He told me thathe neverreally knewHarris or Klebold but theywerepossibly in his video class or worked with them on video projects. twas on the debate team and alsothe news network. 2 was alsoan athlete (cross country, trackandwrestling). 2 Lnever had anyproblems witheitherHarrisor Klebold.

Nofurther information.

JC- 001·010268

&r gnature nit

_w.. _"".. _,,,ta_ ...... ""*''''<'1''

Seria1No.

SL'PPI..E.~\IT XCCIIH1CCUDI CMe ~rt I'll),

CONTROL /; 2308:lassitll::lnm

f«rl"~cation

~. Brmj N"",

Narrative:

On 5-4-99 1spokewith i It the father of reference information of this lead indicating

;::~r~:n ~~~r~~:~;. =201dbY. was part Of....~~~~~I~:'~~199711998. Ray told meZd some of the other locks" were In the cafeteria of Columbinein the fall of1997 when a group of the individuals walkedthrough the areawearing trench coats. At the time it was verywarm outsideand the majority of the students in the schcol were wearing shorts and "T"shirts. they thoughtthis was weirdand through talking about the group the term" Trench Coat Mafia"was coined.. ~

told me his son had graduated last year and is currently attending COllege at He said his sonwould be back in two weeks but did offer a telephone number for me to call.

I then called . He was told I was following up a lead that Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold did notf1ke him. He told me he never did anything directly to them to harass them but was part of a group of guyswhocOlned the name ''The Trench Coat Mafia". I asked him to tell me about this. He said he along with theother guys" jocks" wereat their table in the cafeteria in the fan of 1997. It was about 90 degrees outside"!'ld everyone In SChOOl was wearing shorts exceptthis group of guys wearing trench coats. When they

through the cafeteriahis group beganmaking comments like lock at the trench coats. one personSal. i!ly look like they are in the mafia. then someone said they are in the Trench Coat Mafia. He said hehad madeat least one of these commentsbut could not remember what he had said at that time. Sincelhatdate that was their identity. j r told me after the term "rCM" was given to the group there was lessharassment than before they had a name. it seemed they now had a name and enjoyed the Identify Healso toid meh~ for the football team and that group did not like the "jocks". I askedhim what heme~" he said everysince the school was remolded there was a lable nextto the tall windows underthe vaulted part of the cafeteria which all the jocks and their girlfriends sat. it wasjust their area which only jocks sat at._ told me he did have a class with Dylan in 1996 and knewJoeStair but did not know the others in the group known as "rCM". ' told me he would be back homenextweek for the summerand if we need additionai information to call him at his fathers residence.

Witness Information:

dob 7-11-80

Littleton Colorado 80123student aph (h)ph (college) ,.

JC- 001·010269

Unit Pag,,-'­ot_1 _

_ ,,._,t,,,",. ~"''''__ '_ _,_.'w

rJ"'\l""I~~ULl\jf..r~':'-'

Colorado State PatrolInvestigative Services Section

Dale of Report: 05·10·99

Columbine High School Incident

Control Number: .1;lU

Synopsis:

I wasgiven a lead to interview former ColumbineHSstudea••••••name was on the "Class of 9&,ShouldHave Died List".

Subjed:

2 DOB! il3-04-1lll

LIwe."'iift.'C.".'.8(l.1.Z8Tete,11

Narrative:

Beginning 00 04-30·99 I left numerous messages for. to page me. I baveneverreceiveda pagefrom. andhavebeenunableto contact him at home.

JC· 001.010270

Colorado State PatrolInvestigative Services Section

Columbine High School Incident

Date of Report: 05·04·99 Control Number:~

Type CI PrintNNM:(Rtlptn~ by; Sign~ IBM NIlmbe:::

Sgt. TomCOIlfOY /~AA,u, 1534

Synopsis: name was lisllld 011 the ur!jof 98 that should have died" list.

Subjett: I Tele g

IIIIII_Uuiversity

Narrative:

via telephone. Be is attending college on a basketball scl:Iolarship, and is a 98 graduate orstales that he had no contact with Harris or K1eb<l1d wlIlIe at Columbine.

JC- 001-010271

Colorado State PatrolInvestigative Services Section

Columbine High School Incident

Dateof Report: 05-06-99 ControlNumber: .liW.

T)'pC OIl Pri.l:l.l: NIIl\f/ (Rcpa"t made by) Signature: lBMNlII:lIbw:

SgLTom Conroy /!-D h. 1534

c1Synopsis:

aA list (item # 27S) litIed"Class of 98 ThatShouldHave Died" list includedtilenam•••••

Subject:

i DOB/03·23·99Tole.

Narrative:

On 04·30·991 interviewed ill explainedlhl\t be was an athletehavingplayedfoothall for ColumbineliS._ was unableto provide any other information on why Harriswouldhavehis nameon a list, He had not had analtercation with either Harris or Klebold and they did !lOt haveanymutualfriends.

Je- 001-010272

JEFFERSON COUNTY DISTRICTATTORNEY'S OFFICESUPPLEJ.'V1ENT REPORT

DATE 05105199

CONECTING CR # JCSO99·7625

CONTROL # 2328

SUBJECT:

'-O:iiiiiiiiiiii...L:ittleton, Co. 80123.. &College

CASE REPORT # 99A062

INVESTIGATOR: G.B.MUMMA

COB 051180

MotherFather

OBSERVATIONIINVESTIGATION:

.On••05.0599 r was contactedby" who had been given themessage that ( bad called by hi. mother

., I advised,- that the reason I was calIiogwas thathis name bad appeared on a list that ( wasdoing followup invesngancn on, _ stated that be knew why be wouldhave made the list, and Ibatwasbecause he bad spent most of his time in a gymclass be was in with Eric Harris,Making fun of him, Iaskedw.vhat he meant by "making fun" andhe stated that be wouldmake fun of lots of people. butEric had a big head on a very skinny body so hejust teased him all the time.!! stated that one of thereasons be badleft school last year and started a 2 a.was because some 0 his friendshad.told bin;he was to mean to other kids, at the tim" thought it was funnyandjust got a laugh. I asked if bebad bean on a sport team and be stated that he did DOt participater that stuff. I ..~ if he hadan)lt:bing else hecould tell me and he Slated no.

Nofurther action taken by this Investigator.

INVESTIGATOR: DATE:

JC- 001-010273

JEFFERSON COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICESUPPLEMENT REPORT

DATE 05110199

CONECTING CR II JCSO99-7625

CASEREPORTII 99A062

INVESTIGATOR: G.B. MUMMA

CONTROL II 2347

SUBJECT:

MotherFather

. Littleton. Co.DOB 112479

j

==1__•OBSERVATION INVESTIGATION:

husband,

On 050499 I contacted s mother, at that timeI advisedher that I was conductingfollow up investigativeleads on the Columhlne bombing. 7 stated that her son currently attended••~Ii.iiiI"•••••and would providemewith hisphone numberafter she talked to her

I askedMrs._ if she was awareof herson having anycontactwith oithetEric or Dylan,and she askedif her son was on • list. I advisedher thathe was, andI was trying to determinewhat coraacr he had withthem. Mrs."'stated that her son had played On the hasketball and baseball teams and hadbeen..__basketball team, bu~ to her knowledge had not had anydirect CQntact with either one;Howevei,_ had a lot of troublewithJosephStair. I asked her what the troublewas,and she stated thatJosephwasalwaysexchangingwords withher son and staringat himIn the halls. I asked he' if she wasaware of what the conversations had beenand shestatedthat shedid not,

On050599I was contactedby a whostaredthat !lis parentshad calledhim and askedhim to callme in regards to hisknowiedge of ErieHm:ris andDylan Klebold. Iasked~ be had ever hadanycontact with either one of them and if he had anyreason to be on a hit list thet they had made up. _staredthat he had never had anydirect contactwith them.but he had majorcontactwith Joe Stair. I asked_if he could tell me what that was~ stated that his wholeclass wasafraid of Stair,we thoughthe couldcarry out his threats. I asked_what thosethreatswere.and he related the following story._ stated that he bad been in the cafeteria.sittingat the"jock" table,wben Stair came into the cafeteria.actinglike a fag, "humping some other kidfrombehind"so weall yelledal him" I think wesaid somethingJikeknockit off, faggo~' that's whenhe yelled that he wouldjuslblowup the school, becausehe didn'tlike anyone there anyway. We all believedhe coulddo it, so we fOld a peer counselornamedLindseyWoyziakwho tallted to both Stair and Dutro. _mdll't know wbatthe out comeoftbatrnceting was.

JC.001.010274

UNCLASSIFIED

INFORMATION CONTROL

Infonnatlon Received Date: 04/26/1999 Time: 1:35 PM

ZIMMERMAN, CHERYL I&JlJEFCO SO(Component/Agencyl

LIST ENTITLED CLASS OF 1996, TOP OF,;"THIIIEilS.HO.U.LiiD.HA.ViEILIDiIED LIST.INCLUDES . 11-6-79.

CaselD:

Priority:

seuree:

Affiliation:

Phone Number:

Prepared by:

Event Narrative:

174A-DN·57419

IMMEDIATE Clasalfioation: UNCLASSIFIED

HARRIS PLANNING BOOK

WARRANT

Control Number: DN2346

Method of Contaot

o In Pe..on 0 Tel.phonelRodlo

o ObservatIon @ Written

Event Date:

Categories:

Event Time: References:

ERIC HARRIS STUDENT· CHS

WARRANTSTHREATS

Event Reviewed by: KE Lead Required? YES

Lead Control Number: DN2346

Lead: INTERVIEW•••••l

llaaillned To: SCHOSHKE, CRAIG Date: 04/3011999 Time: 2:05 PM

Olspoaition: UNABLE TO MAKE CONTACT. LEAD CLOSEO

Lead ReViewed by: 51. Lead Completed? Ii2l Date: 0610711999

JC- 001-010275

Printed on 11/1511999 at 3:54 PM UNCLASSIFIED Page 1

GIl\1.'S LIST

JC- 001-010276

COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCE

CONTROLNUMBER:JCSD CASENUMBER;FBI CASENUMBER:GOLDENPOLICE NUMBER:REPORTDATE:DETECTIVES:

lill99-7625174A-DN-5741999-136205/03/99Jon WatsonJeffKreutzer

Background:List of female names found in HARRIS' paperwork.

Lead:Contact••

Disposition:

SUBJECT:

whois on list, and interview.

__ Interviewed

DaB: 04125/81COOL:

Aurora, CO 80012

b • stated she met Eric HARRIS at a soccer game. They went out about three timesduring the summer of 1998. Aboutthe end of June or the beginning of July 1998 they went toElitche's, and she recalled that a friendof HARRIS' wentwith them. She said he had a funny lastname, but she could not rememberit I asked if it was DylanKLEBOLD, and she said "no". Iasked if it was DYKEMAN, and herresponse was, "That's it". She said she rememberedbecause they made fun of his name. I asked ifhe wasthere during that time, and she said hewas.

_ stated HARRISwas not her type. Shedescribed that as meaningthat he was not"personable" and "not real talkative". She also described him as "nice,but sort of weird". Sherecalledhe told her he was on probation, but she saidhe never told her what it was for.

, said that they have callerID on her phone at home, and when she would seeHARRIS' name she wouldnot answerthe phone. Likewise, when he wouldpage her she wouldnot retcrn the pages. She said she ran into him at a soccergame after that, and he asked her whyshe wouldnot return his pages. Shesaid she toldhim that her pagerwas broken.

I ralso said her mother wouldinterceptHARRIS' phonecalls and tell him she was notat home. I asked _ if there was any "fallout" fromher failure to respond to HARRlS'attempts to get a hold of her, and she said her mother never said anything abouthis reaction.

Jc. 001-010277

COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASKFORCE/

I,/")

CONTROL NUMBER:lCSD CASENUMBER:FBICASENUMBER:GOLDEN POLICE NUMBER:REPORTDATE:DETECTIVES:

1ill.99-7625114A·DN-5141999-136205/03/99JonWatsonJeff'Kreurzer

•••• did not attendColumbine HighSchool; shewent to_so she bad no schoolrelatedcontact with HARRIS, She said whenshe sawHARRI~s she almostfainted.

2 JC.001.M0276

IZ8/~9 11:13:18 PRINT REQUESTED BY TERMINAL GeN.CODMVOOOO.C00300200.TXT ATTN: DYLE, STACEY AN

QUERY ON:NAM/ DOB/19810425*** CCIC INFO MAY BE USED FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE PURPOSES ONLY ***

*** ONLY COLORADO DMV FILES WERE SEARCHED - COLORADO PIN ~ OLM ****** CONFIRM WITH COOLNOOOO BEFORE TAKING ENFORCEMENT ACTION ***

STATE OF COLORADOCOLORADO DRIVER RECORD

CO 80012

DATE: 04/28/1999TIME: 11:12: 24

INSURED STATUS: INSURED

CLASS:SSN: CDLLICENSE TYPE: MINOR LICENSEISSUE DATE: 19970620EXPIRATION: 19990515BIRTH DATE: 19810425

APPLICABLE

WlUGHT: 112EYES: HAZELSEX: FEMALE

NONE

lAS:l;6RADO PIN: -­:lENSE NUMBER:rGHT: 5 02rR: BLOND~OR: NDORSEMENTS:STRIC'l'IONS:svrorrs STATE AND LICENSE:1U' LICENSE STATUS: VALID'l'-d.~AL LICENSE STATUS: NOT

JC. 001-010279

•JEFFERSON COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE

SUPPLEMENT REPORT

DA1E 05105199

CONECTING CR# JCSO 99-7625

CONTROL /I 2280,1625

SUB.JECT:

OBSERVATIONIINVESDGATION:

CASE REPORT /I 99A062

INVESTIGATOR; G.B. MUMMA

roB 042581

On050499 I contacted y phoneat bethome. At that time I asked if there would beanyreason'he would be onEric Harris', hitUst. I staledthatshe wascertainshe made the Ust becauseshehod not returned Eric's phonecalls. Lasked toexplain whatshe meant,and she stated thatshehadmetEricat a soccergame, andhadmet him a couple of times after that. Once at anothersoccergame,andthenat Eliches Amusement Park, burtherewassomething abouthimshe didn't like, sbe didn't knowexactly whatit was, but heJUSt seemed a littleevil. After that bappened Ericstartedcalling her and leavingmessages at home then hewould callherpager, but sbe wouldDOt callhim back, then he calledandtalkedto hernwtherwho covered for her. Ericfinally got holdof her and she told him her pager was broken, andshebadbeen verybusy, he calledseveral morelimes,but sheneverreturned his calls, that's when hestopped calling. I aske'-buw longthis lastedand shestatedthat it wenton shout 3 weeks in MayandJuneof 98.

• . . ..stared thatwhen she metEricat Blichea he waswithDylan, and NateDykeman but shecouldn'tremember anyone else. ?wasunable to Provide any addiuonal Informadon.2No further action taken by thisInvestigator.

DATE: 0

JC·001·010280

JC- 001·010281

FIle 174A-DN-57419mv Thomas Wilson. D.rrrF

April 29. 1999

~~==5~st~at~ed~~the address was theirolda.ddress from July 1997. At thattime herson, wasa football player at the highschool. She did not thinktherewere any problems between andHarris•

..,,;8/fwas contacted and statedhe wascwrently a football player on theJUDiOX' Varsity FootballTeam.On the day of the shooting & 'was awayfrom the school atlunch.

a bas also givena detailed interView to Dan Dunaebeeke, WestMetroTask Force.

Re: DN1580

JC- 001-010282

JEFFERSON COUNTY DISTRICT ATIORNEY'SOFFICESUPPLEMENT REPORT

DATE OSl13199

CONECTlNG CRII JCSO 99-7625

CONTROL /I 2257

SUBJECT;

a g L, fI!: Littleton, Co.Columbine gh School

80128

CASEREPORT# 99A062

INVESTIGATOR: G.B. MUMMA

OOB 122680

Same as home

OBSERVATIONllNYESTIGATIQN;

On051299 I contacted , • ' father byphone. Al !bat time I told"that Ineededto speak to his sonregarding the Columbine Inddelll._ askedwhatit was about,andif it wasin regards 10 tbe list. I advised. that it was.andI asklld if becollld bell' me withany otherinfol'llllllion,_staled thathis sonhadbeen friends withDylan Klebokl in the 4",5"'. and6" grades, andtheyhadbeen in CubScouts togetber, but thatwasthe OIl1y dealings he couldremember. I madeanangemenlS to meet with. and his parentsat 1945 hours thisdale.

At 1950 hours I met with, andintervie~with his parents present. I told_ that I wasconductingfollow 0.1' investigations into the COlumbine Incident andI neededto askhim why he might be on a hit listthat EricHarrishad made up.•staredthathe haddonethings with Dylan in his elementary school day.andbeenin CubScoutswithhim but thatwasa longtime ago.•Slated that he neverhadanycon_withEricHams, exceptfor passing him in theball. I "sired • ifhe hadever hadEric's girl friend,Robyn Anderson inhisclasses, and he Slate(! that he andRobyn were verygood friends inclassbut,beneverhadanydealings with heroutside the classroom. I askad_if Robyn hadevertold himanythingthatEric hadtoldher, (JI; if shehadevenalkad aboutEric. "stated no. J asked.ifbe wason anyspot! team, andbe stated thatbe hadplayedfootball, andwreStled, butnothing tllisyear because he hadlIll\iorankle surgery andwasoutof sports all year. I askad_ifbe hadanydeallngs with the rCM or anyof it's people, and.stated thatTadBowels wasin the"Columbine Blue" an eil'" choirgroup at the highschool, bel he andTad badnevertalked. aboutTCMnr it's mernbets.•statedthat he was in tbe theater

__ group..andhadsomedealings withDylanjust because be didtbe lighrllli for tha plays, but tbeyneverexchanged anywords.

_ wasat a 10•• foranyreason hewouldbeOIl Eric'shirllst andcouldn't provide any further information,but stated thaIhe would callif anything elsecameto mind.

Nofurlher actionttlken by lhis Investigawr,

JC- 001-010283

LAKEWOOD POLICE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT

REPORTING AGENT: KIRK MCINTOSH #1530 LPD CASE NUMBER: 9lJ..388S6

CONTROL NUMBER: 1715 JEFFCO CASE NUMBER: 99.76ZS

CONNECTING CONTROL NUMBER: DATE OF REPORT: 5/4/99

COLUMB~"E TASK FORCE

LEAD SYNOpsIS

••••rss name lippears on a hit list located in Kliebold's residence.

LEAD NARRATIVE

DOBY28/80

••••••• Littleton CO 80123H/W ...__

Droppedout ofColumbine, no longer attending school.

On4130199 I contacted who is_sfather. _statedtbathis son"

dropped OQtof school in Augl!Stof 1998, and no longer lives at home. _ stated he still is

in contact with his son and gave me information on _

On4130199 returned my call. _ stated that he hadnot been back to the school

in overa year. He was not friends witheither Harris ofKliebold, and did not really even know

them. He did not know why his name would have been on a hit list. did state that

in his freshman year he hada controntation with a friend ofEric Harris, and Chris Morris.

Morrishad started taunting about his haircut~had shaved sides at the time} and

they started yelling at each other untilMorris drew a knife. stated that nothing further

happened, but Eric Harris had been nearbywhen the incident 0CClJI'l'ed and was a good friend

--- WithMoms.-. stated he had never even spoken toHarris, or Klieboid,

~;;: ~;;-g~/$>O

Report by: number/date

t2CW-5-9fApproved by: number/date:

ex"?J:Page I of I

JC· 001·010284

CONTlNUATIONSUPI'LEMENT X

F ,., wilya-m(Wppted

NarTaIlve:I spoke with on 5-5-99. He said that he knewHarris by face but neverspokewithhim: Hedidn'tknow K1ebold butdld know BrooksBrown. hadno history withHal'!ts or K1ebold but almost got in afightwith Chris Morris in his freIilhman year when Morris pulled aknife 00__ but no physical contactever occurred. _ is not an athlete but considers himself a "tough guy".

No fUrttter information.

JC- 001·010285

,...._m...

File 174A-DN-57419 Aprll30,1999InvThomas Wilson, OJTIF

£ ooB: 09/15/80, Linleton, Colorado,was interViewed tegarding lead ON1891.

...staled that he was an athlete and playedbam.mall his sophomore year.The last semester of 1998he badDylan Klebold in his Gym class. Onedaythey_ playingflag football with girls and Dylan called a girl a bitch. Not wanting a physicalfight to stan,& • intel'Velled and told Dylanto back: off from the girl.

£ thinks this incidentmay have been the reasonhe was placed on a "shit

•• also advised thathis girlfrtend; was in thecafeteriaduring theshooting and bad notbeen contacted by anyone for an interview. _ was interViewed underleadON 2385.

Re: DN189!

JC- 001-010286

COI'.TINUATION 1-- 1 __""-

SlJPpU:MENT X .TCSO WEBB an, 99-7625CoiluIIlctiD' e-R~No.

_ .._~,..u_CONTROL # 1875 05-16-99CIAtJiO'riw OO-s....:Opm E~lJ:,.~ i_Cue: a-ll< i1'icalioo ClatfJIbyAml&t tlllf<>lIlded 0-.

'iie.1 IDtocl'lpdm I_No. V.wo

I::-I~No. BtandNlUDe: SIOllll>

Narrative:

On I recaived a lead to identifyand interview·...• this namewas on a list of names recovered from asearch warrant executed at the residence of Eric HarrIs. Associated with the name was an address andphone number of , I was able to determine a livedatthis residence untii November of 1998.~was a student at ColumbineHigh School~d most likeiy is thesubject known as.... to Eric Harris. The familymoved to Qcala Florida they havea nonpublished phone number.

A request win be forward along with copies of the lead andappropriate informationfor a local lawenforcement officerto make contactwith the family, interview _ and forward a copy of the interview tothe Columbine Task Force.

Lead to remain openuntil report is returned to TheTask Force.

'AJitness information:

... Nhisenhunt Dob3-23-81

OCala, Florida 344714505ph unlistedparents:•••••

JC- 001-010287

Unit

JOHN A. IlUNAWAYUNDERSHERIFF

JEFFERSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT .200 JefTersoll County Parkway Golden, Colomda 80401-2697

-JOHN P. STONE

SHERIFF

FAX COVZR SHnT

Date:. '2-//-C?~

Deliver-To: dJ4;{c4 {!IZ(j 4NI:drn.

Number of Copie'l:_'1'.z.. _

Phone Number; 3:>:;J...<,;;Ql7 - '6 ;;;0.>.

F,..,m: c::¢ tQ~ tv'OI3ffi.

Fa>: Number: 3SQ!.. - 6<?9 - 33S/,

(!,.m".".Y' ':zb;;r, (&m,J;,~~c ~

Ifyou have any trouble l'Reivingtbis !r'llJUInission, please telephone: :'%3 -rifZl- g s;,{ .

JC- 001-010288

4AD ;;I.jjJaJ&nAifM l &/um13M $ s:d.:p I.

?/¥,t~£. .!......,"",:.V'~ 17JI'" '7:i'J~.A-h-.:n<J c'b.J;::iA-l'JY'l1FAX NUMBERS:Adminbtl":ltion-------------- 303-271·5307Busine'lsOffice-e-------------- 303-211-5:318

Building MaintelW:lce-e---------- 303-211·5585Fleet Maintenanc....--------·--- 303-271-5374Recordss--------------- S03-Z71-S~2

Recruiting---------------- 383-211-5352Supply - 303-211-5343

Detentions Administmlioll ;;03-211·5403Accounting 303-211-5468Civil 303-271-65))3Medical - 303-211-5432TraDspal't:ltlonIFugltive 303-271-5454WamllltS 303-271-04i3Wark Release - 303-271-158S

Invl!$tigatiolIS J03-271-5600Bl1Slness Watc!l 303-727-4239InteUigence 303-205-0920

Patrol J03-2i1~SliS3

Animal Control 303-271-5075Communiatlons 303-271·5529Community Sel'\lices- 303-211-5663Mountain Prl!tinct - 303-614--64$8Radle Maintenance 303·211-5375Soutb Precinct - 303-904-2497

CONTINUATION ,-- _0lIi00'SUPPLEMENT X .TCSO WEBB R.D. 99-7625_cue

VI""""." ....CONTROL /I 1875 05-111·99OastifkoatitwJ 0IllillIaSilo., Opal ~yClamd _Cae, -Rlr' ,_

~by- - ClooIaeJ;.. I I_NQ.

Vlliua IVlliua Iv....No. IBnmNIlII1e

S""", _ llaaged

On 5·14-991 received a fax from Detective Gasv Jarvis anofficerwith the OoaIa FloridaPolleeDepartment He was assigned the request to complete an interview with a student who moved from UttletonColorado to Florida in November of 1998. He was on a list of individuals disliked by EitherHarris or Klebold.Seeattached report for details.

Lead completed

JC· 001.010289

_~_ Ioc_'__ ~".....__v- ,'"

nOM ; CI.P. D. S"",cu.l lnv"Stlsatlons PHClNE NO. 352629 3357

I~~ FL04201QO

ODR 05-14-99

NARRATIVE CONTINUAnON

[1] •.- [NJ ..-.. [2] ""--.,,",,,,,,-

OCALA poweE OEPARTMENT 1,""""'""'- o· 99 • 110 • 0000

CASEREFEIlENCE AOA (Jefferson County Sheriffs Office, Colorado)

On0$.12·99 this Detective receivedinformation that the Jefferson County Sheriffs Office in Coloradowas requesting Out assistance in interviewing a fonner studentof the Cohnnbine High School that hadmoved to the Ocala area. On 05·13·99 rmade contactwith Sgt RichardWebb ofthe Jefferson ('JJuntySheriffs Office who advised that a leadhad been obtained, via a Search Warrant served at the residenceof Eric Harris, which involved the name '..... and a relatedColoradoaddress ot~••••••further follow-up ofthis in:fomlalion revealed that a formerstudent of Columbine High Schoolby thename 0 had residedat this address. I thereforemade contact with Forest HighSchool officials and determined that was currentlyenrolled at same as a Senior, 1laterrespondedto and talked with ( • Mother). Sheadvised that her SOn(~) was not home at the time, but was due at work today at 1600 hours. At thattimeI responded to the ,,7 • which is a restaurant located in the Food Court at the "PaddockMall" 3100 SW CollegeRoad. At that time1interviewed W1M DOB 03·23-81. _ indicated that he was a former studentat Columbine High who used to resideat".'a 2 andthat his former telephone nwnberwas .-stated that after

ianksgiving 1998 his family movedto Ocala due to a transfer of employmentinvolvinghis Father.• "adviscd that he was familiarwith both subjects (Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold). ,.. indicatedthat during his Freshman year at Colwnbine he used to occasionally talk with Eric Harris, butbeginning his Sophornore year they no longerassociated. _ advised that during his Senioryear atColumbine he bad two classes with DylanKlebold (Psych &:TV Productions), and that they wouldoccasionally talk. _ stated that he neverassociated with either subjects after school. 1asked"nhe had any Nicknamesthat he or classmates lIlAy have utilizedto refer to him, which he indicatedheknewaf none. When1 questioned him in reference to the name '__" he advised he had noknowledge why same would have been referenced to him."was familiar with the term"TrenchCoatMafia" and stated that this was the namethe students gave to Klebold andHarris, due to theirdress...added that as far as he knew Columbine students Tad Boles and Brian Sargant were a partof this groupbefore Harris and Kleboldstartedassociating with same. _ did recall a physicaldispute betweenTad Boles and his (....) good friend JasonCornelius in the 9th grade whichapparently started over money BolesowedCornelius. Tad Boles, according10" livedjust up thestreet from him, and due to Jason Cornelius beinghis (I I ~ good mend, also did not care fur him.Therewas also another dispute involving Mr Boles accusing _and Jason of cutting the cable to hisresidence, This is the only e:xplanarion_could thinkof as too why he would have been on any listofEric Harris', When _ was shown the copy of the list that was faxed to OPD he recognized lIlostof the nameslisted as being the Schools athletes, ..did notknow or recognize any of theNicknames referred to on the list. _ also indicatedhe did not have any knowledge of any weapons

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Columbine High School Incident

Date of Report: 95-06-99 Control Number: 1522

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