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first classwas a gym/weightliftingclassthat is locatedon theupperlevel of ColumbineHighSchool.and he saidthisclass lasted
from 0700 to 0815 hours. Timothy said he then went to hIS second hour class. which was a biology class. and is locatedin the
sciencedepartmenton the upper level of Columbine HighSchool He said this class lasted from 0825 to 0915 hOUfS. Timothy
said next he went to his math class on the upper level of Columbine HighSchool and said this class lasted from0925 to 1015
hours. Timothy said he then well! to his Englishclass. also on the upper level of Columbine High School. and said this class
lastedfromapproximately 1020 to 1050hours. Timothy saidwhilegoing from one class to the next duringthe morning of 4-10
99. he did not observe any suspiciouspeople or items, He was onlyon the upper level of Columbine High School until about
1050 on 4..20~99. when he went downstairs.
Timothy Nep told me when he got out of hIS fuurth hour English class. he walkeddown the stairway from the upper level of
Columbine HighSchoolto the lower level Thisstairwayleads down and mtothecafeteria/commons area of the school. Timothy
said he went to the "Rebel Corner" in the cafeteria/commons area to getsomething to eat. Timothy said while he was at the
"RebelComer" he suddenly heardpeoplescreaming andsaidtheywererunning from thecafeteriaandcommon.areasouthbound
In the hallway, past the "Rebel Comer," and were exiting the high school through the doors south of the "Rebel Corner,"
Timothy said he tbcught there was a fight takingplaceandbelieved that was why people were runningand screaming. Timothy
saidhe then heardsomebody yell something to the effectof "he has a gun," Timothy said at that point whenhe heardsomebody
mentiona gun being Involved, he begun runningwith theotherpeople southbound through the hallway by the "Rebel Corner,"
and saidhe exited the southdoor of thishallway and then turned eastbound and ranaway fromColumbine High School. Timothy
said be ran across south Pierce Streetand into LeawoodPark.
Timothy ;-J~ said he remained in Leawood Park for 3,WrQx,irr.ately one hour or less with other people from Columbine High
School Timothysaid whilehe was in Leawood Park, he heardapproximately fourto five explosionsthat sounded likethey were
corning from the area of the west side of Columbine High School and possibly in the vicinity of the cafeteria. Timothy said he
did not remember bearing any gunshots during the incident on 4-20..99 Timothy said during the time he was in Leawood Park
or prior to arriving in Leawood Park, he did not see anyone with a firearm or explosive device. either outside or inside of
Columbine HighSchool. Timothysaid he did IlOI hear anygunshots whileInLeawood park that may havebeendirected towards
the peoplewho had gathe..d at that location. Timothysaidhe heardan unknown person say there was a shooteron the roofof
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Columbine High school shccrmg towards LeawoodPark. Timothy said he did not see anybody on the roofof ColumbineHigh
School, nor did he hear any incoming gunshot, of any type. Timothy said he left Leawood Park, however. and went mto
somebody's house who had invitedstudents inside. Timothy did not know who this person was, Timothysaid he later left this
residenceand went to Leawood Elementary School.
TimothyNep told me thathe knows who the"TrenchCoatMafia"is,however, saidh. did no' knowmuchaboutthem. Timothy
said prior to the shooting on ,,"20-99, he did not know any of the "Trench Coat Mafia" students by name, including Dylan
Kleboidand Eric Harris. Timothy 'aid that sometimeprior to 4-20·99 he had seen Dylan Klebold in the hallway of Columbine
HighSchool,however, he did not know DylanKlebold's name at mat time. Timothy said he now knows Itwas Dylan Klebofd
becausehe saw Dylan Klebold's picture through the media since theshooting,and recognized him as the "TrenchCoat Mati."
student he had seen in the hallway Timothy describedthe"Trench Coat Mana" srudenr,he now knowsto be Dylan Klebold,
as' willlemale, tall. and said be was approximately 6':" to 6'3", and weighedapproximately 200 pounds. Timothy said Dylan
Klebold wouldwear a trench coat at times, however. would notwearit at other times. Timothysaid Dylan Klebold WOre a black
baseball cap with the ColoradoAvalanche insignia on the front of it.Timothy said DylanKlebold would wear nns hatbackwards,
and whenworn backwardsthe hat had a BostonRedSox "B" on thebackof it (facingforwardwhen the nat is wornbackwards1.
Timothysaid be could also remember Dylan Klebold wearinga T-shirt that said something to the effectof AOL Hackersare
Cool.
Timothy !'Iep said he never saw the "jocks" harass"Trench Coat Mafia"students. He also did not see the"TrenchCoat Mafia"
studentsharassotherpeople. Due to the fact thatTimothy said be played baseball andfootball at Columbine High School,I asked
him if tile "Trench Coat Mafia" students had ever harassedhim.and Timothyreplied, "No."
Timothy Nep 'aid that Isaiah Shoeis was a friend of his. I asked him if'he ever saw anybody harass IsaiahSheets or raciall~
intimidate IsaiahShoels,and Timothysaidhe had neverseenany racialintimidation at ColumbineHigh School, and in particular
towards Isaiah ShoeIs, He said everybody liked IsaiahShoels.
Timothy Nep said he does not know of anybody, nor has be heard any rumors of anybody else, who may be manufacturing
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explosive devices and/or possessingor sellingfirearms. Timothysaid he docs nat know of anybodywho has a double pierced
eyebrow,and said he did not see the "thought of the day" on the RebelNews Network (RNN) for the date of 4-20·99
I asked Timothy Nep how he has been doingsince the incident 00"=4 on 4-20-99, and he said he has been doing well. I also
asked Timothyhow the other people Inhis family have been doing, and he said welL [gave him one of my businesscards and
..Iced him to contact me in the futute if he wishes, or a memherofhis family wishesto talk: with alSeO VictimAdvocate. I told
TimothyI would make the necessary arrangementsfor them at that time.
DISPOSITION: Cas. remains open, pending further investigation.
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LAKEWOOD POWCE DEPARTMENTSUPPLEMENTALREPORTEPORTING AGENT: GEORGE MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99.38856
VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL. DATE OF REPORT: 04.30.99OFFENSE: AOA/COlUMeINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCE}JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICE
SYSPECTS:
ERIC HARRIS
DYLAN KLE80LO
WITNESS;
INFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: ON1186, FBI: 114A·ON57419,JCSO: CRfil1-1625
1. NICHOLS, MANNY ERIN, oca. 01..()S-S1
6876 South Wadsworth Court, Utlleton, CO 80128, 303·972·3951
INveSTIGATIQN:
On04-28-99 wasassigned Information Control Number1186forfollowup Investigation. WhenI reviewed
the leadsheet~ wasunclearas towhetherI was to interviewMandy ErinNichols or MarySue Baribeau. [calied
Mandy Nichols and found that she had not been interviewed and on 04-29·99 at 1030hours responded to her
sidance and Interviewed her withher mother. Mandy Nicholssaid that she had been driven to school by her
ftiend. Jin Becerra. Shesaidthattheyarrived atColumbineHighSchool atapproximately 0720 hoursand parked
in the seniorparkinglot They entered the school through the facultyanti student entrance in the cafeteria and
then wentupstairsto theirlockers. Mandysaidthat she thenwentto herfirst hourclass, whichIs business In the
downstairsbuslne$$ c13$$ offices. She said normallythat she Is a student assistant In the main office but had
some homeworkto do In her busine!SS class and she went there Instead of the main ofllce. She said that her
secondhourcl_ is Spanish, wIIichis downstairs and she left her business classto go directly10 Spanish. Third
hour Isherchemistry class, whichisupstairsandshe wentdirectlyfromherSpanish class to her chemistry class.
Her fourthhour business clau is u~slairs.
MandyNicholssaidthat afterher business classsheieft andwentto her lockerto get her lunchand then
went to the 'A,' lunch. Sheestimated she arrivedin the .:afelena at about t115 hourswithher ftiend, Mary Elise.
She said that Mary had purchased her lunch and they sat downat a tablenear the south side exit doors. She
identified this table as possibly being table -1"'. She said that at approximately 1120hours, plus or minusa few
minutes, a fnend came running In yelling that some girt needed help. Mandy Initlany thought that this giri was
choking andthat a boy then came l'1Jnning in covered with Ilioodsaying that the gin hadbeen shot. Mandy said
that at approximately the sametime, she heardshots coming from the parking lot area. The \lIn who came in
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LAK~OOOPOUCEOEPARTMENTSUPPLEMENTALREPORT
'PORTING AGeNT: GEORGEMCGLYNN CASENUMBER: 99-38858".CTlM: COl.UMBlNE HIGHSCHOOL DATEOF REPORT: 04-30-99OFFENSE: AOA/COLUMBINEHIGHSCHOOL. TASK FORCEIJEFFCOSHERIFF'S OFFICE
saying thatsomeone needed helpwas Kim Blair. Mandythought thattheginwhohadbeenshot andwasin need
of help, wasAnn Marie Hochhalter andthat the boywho camein, his name was Jason (lastnameunmown).
Mandy Nicholllsaid that asthisall transpired there wereteachers yelling to get downand getunder the
tables. MandyNichois said that thara was a masspanio andaroshto gal10 the stan. Shesaid shetoo joined
the crowd trying to getupthastairs andthetas sheneared thetopof thestairs shenotlc:ed that therewas smoke
in the hallway andcould hearmore gunshots. Shesaidat the topof thestairsshetumedintothe firstdooron her
left, which she saysis choirclass. Shethen went into the rearchoirclassoffice. Sheestimated that therewere
approximately 60 students in thlt office with her.
Some of the students moved file cabinets against thedoorsand liS theywltre doing this there wena fire
alarms gOing off in otherpartsofthebuilding. Theyalsomoved adeskupagainst thedoor. severalstudents were.. ~~ ._"
using the phoneto call their parents. She indicated that shewascontinuing toheargunshots andexplosions.
She saidthatwhne theywerewailing in theroomtheythoughl theycouldhearpounding sounds on the roof.She
.-i~ theycouldalsohearsounds ofthings beingsmashed andbanging in the cafeteria areaandthat shecould
il..~O hearmale voices yelling, butshecould not discemwhattheyweresaying. Shesaid thatafterapproximateiy
threehours, shethought ~ wasa llttIe after1500hours, the SWAT team came inescorted tnem outollhe building
Mandy Nichois said that she didn't mow ERIC i4ARRIS but she does know OYLAN KLEaOLO She
attended junior highschool withNm.Shesaidshewas neverreally ffiends withhimbutmew whohe was. She
said that 'In her CCSclassfirst semester. a class that Is communications for the college-bound, all the students
had to doresearch papers and thatDYlAN KLEBOI.O was in her class. The tltad'1er wasMr. Webband it was
in sixthhour. Shethought that just before Christmas 1996, that theyhadto writeresearch papers. Shesaidshe
recalled DYlAN KLEBOLO writing hispaperon Chan" Manson andtheClimes thatManson hadcommitted. She
saldthatlhe classhadto readtheirpapers andthatKLEBOLO's paperwasa very "weird" paper. Mandy saidthat
she was aware ofwhat the "trench coatmafia-was and that ~ washer understanding that~ was kidswho wear
trenchcoats and hangoutwith each ether. Shehad neverheard of them being picke<l onby ethel' students and
had neverobserved thembeingpicked onby others stl.ldents. orthem picking en ether students.
Mandy Nichols saidthatherbackpackIs a turquoise Jansportwhich contains a redbinder. ablackbinder.
a chemistry labbook, aSpanish book, aredpurse, a Caslocalculator andherColumbine iD. Shesaid onthe day
of the Incident shewas weafing blultieans, a green shin with a wMeT-shirt.
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LAKEWOOD POUCE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAl. REPORTPORTING AGENT: GEORGE MCGl.YNN CASE NUMBEll: 99-388511
VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATEOFREPORT: 04-30-99OFFENSE: AOA/COl.UMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCEI JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICE
MandyNidlols saidlhat sl'Iedidnol observed ,",y!hing unusual in or aboutlIle school priorto theincident
occurring. She did notseeanylarge dullle bags that wei'll leftunllltlllnded. Shehasngtheardof anyone elsein
the school talkingabout the suspects, llomb mal<ing or gun buying priorto or sinee the Incident
ADDmONAL WITNESSES:
1. NICOl.E LUNe:TTA ,-
2. NICKY SPURGIESZ /
3. MARYBECK ./
4, EUSE BERRET /
5. ESTEBLATTER /
6, OIANA BARKER /
7. MARYBARiBOU /
e. MARYEWSE /
ThesestudenlllweAl sitlingwithMlIndy Nichols at her table.
9, KIM BLAIR
10. JASON(last neme unknown)
These two studenlllau!steel Ann Marie Hochhalter aftershehad been shot
11. MATT CORN\lllELL
12. ERICSMITH
These weAl two of the studenlll in !he choir room _ called theirponnls,
13. DEVIN CATHEZ
He is a student at WIIrren Tech who after the incident told Mandy that he had ssen two kids
walking nearthehighschooland!loing to acarlhrowingbombs on thedaythey incident OCl:!.lrl'llcl.
14, JILl. BECERRA
DroveMandy Nicl\O/lS to school.
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Karen ChristineNielsen i DOB OS)06il
7153 WestHinsdaleDrive
Linleton, Colorado SOl23
303·933·9097
Columbine High School! Food Assistant
INVESTIGATION:
')n 05·25·99. at about9,45 a.m.. l interviewed CHSFoodAssistant (kitchenworker) Karen Nielsen as foilcw upon Dt'iS86)
The interview was conducted at Karens' home.
Karen toldme'hat on04--20-99. 'he wasworking in thekitchelatColumbin.Highschcot. Karen said 'hat 'hIS wasa part-rime
job.and 'hat shehas twoother(unrelated) part-time jobs. Karen saidthatat ltoo a.m..sh.opened thegat. on the"American
food" $et'Vm,g line.whichshe said wasthe secondof fcurserving lines,goingftom west to east, as indicated on the cafereria
map. Karen said L.?JSt on that day, three serving lines wereopened at 11 00 am, The firstserving was for"Mexican food' and
Was staffedby kitchen workerPattiZawadzki. Karen saidthatsheand kitchen workerLindaTiblj..were'taffing thesecond
serving line. The third serving fine: was. for "ftalian fcod.vKaren said th&tshe aoesn't remember who wasstaffing it Karen
said that tile fourth serving line is usually reserved forbn:akfost and "'as closedat thaI time, Karen said that the firs lunch
P<triod fonnallybegins at II: IQ a.m.eachday.and thal 'he aed otherserv." usuallybeginservingstudents andstaffwhoare
in the cafeteria prior to 11:10 a.m. before the lunch rush.
Karen saidthatshe hadbeenserving pizza for aboutten minUtes when she heardsomeone yell,"Get down! They've gota gun!"
Karen said that simultaneously with hearingthis. sh. heard gunshots andsaw cliStooian Ion (Curtis) running easr,with radio
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in hand, from the northwest cornerof the cafeteria, acr-oss and parallel withthe servinglines, towardthe northeast corner of
the cafeteria, Karen said that she thought the voice yelling to .getdown' and [he gunshots both came fromthe vicinityof the
northwest comer of the cafeteria. possibly fromoutside the building. Karen ihinks that the personyelling was eitherJonor
teacher Dave Sanders. Karen described the gunshots as "single shots, very loud," Karen said that as Ion ran in frontof the
serving lines. numerousstudents who wereseated at the various tables within the commonsarea began to dive under tables
and/or run toward the east side of the cafeteria, toward the stauway. Karensaid that immediatety after hearingthe gunshots.
she hearda"very loudexplosion." Karensaid thatsheremembered sayingout loud,"What wasthat?" Karensaidthat shebas
heardshotgunsbefore.but thatthisexplosion was"muchbigger.withmuchmoreofanunpac;" Karensaidthat alloftnts :00;'
place-sunultaneousiy, in a matterof seconds."
Karensaid that when this occurred. she remembered seeing Paul Zawadzki"get down."but couldn't remember exact!y where
"mda wasor what she did, Karenremembered seemgLinda restocking the drinksto herright on thesecondservingline.but
that is all. Karen saidthat while most people beganrunningand making their way to the east side of the cafeteria. for"rome
unknownreason" sheran to the west. outofthe kitchenarea and intothe fa-=ulty lounge, Karensaid that she entered the faculty
loungethroughthe easternmost doorotirs southwall,Which thenclosedbehind her. Karen said thather inclination at thatume
wastousethetelephoneinsidethe faculty lounge, butthatassoonassheentered. sheheardsomeoneyell."He's notbreathing"
coming from outside the westernmost door of the lounge. Karensaid that she then ran out of the lounge') westdoor, which
was propped open, and toward the cafeteria's northwest door. At that time. Karen said that she could see student "Sean"
(Graves) lying 011 the cement directly outside said door, Karen SlMd that Seea was ~ying on his right side, facing the door
Karensaid that Sean'5 head. was facingnortheast, andthathis legswereextendedto the southwest. Karensaid thatshedoesn"r
rememberseeinganotheradultnearSeaaat that time.butthat itwaspossible, Karensaidthlat sheremembers talking with, Sean,
andthac he told her. ""I eaat fee!my legs." Karensaid that she turnedaround and ran hack inside the taculty loungewhereshe
sewa female teecaer (unknown) standing near the telephone. Karensaid that she asked this female."Have you called 9ll 'Y'
Karensaid that the female said, ·'No. but I called the office." Karen said that she thenpicked up the telephone.caned 911. and
"got through."
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Karen said that she did most of the talking, and that the female teacher stood next to rae telephone Karen said that she
remembers Seanrepeatedly saying, "I can'r move mylegs. '. aad also remembers people attempting 10 move him Karen said
that she remembers leaningover Seaa to look at his wound artersomeone had attemptedto wove him. Karen described the
wound as"right in the middle of Lie back,-itwasa verycleanshot. therewasnot a lotof blood." Karen said till\! sheaad h)
leanover Sean inorder to seehiswoundbecause his bat:k was facing awayfromthe door, Karensaid thatshe remembers the
91l dispatcher telling her not to move Sean. and later, her (Katen) arguing with a female teacher {Chris Redmerskn about
whetheror not Sean should be movedinsidebecause of possible spmal injuries. Karensaid thatat somePOint. shealso ~a\\
two cther arudenrswho had been shot. Karen describedthese studentsas "Lance" and "Danny," and that both were lyingon
the ground near the bottom of the exterior stairs, en opposite sides of the fence. Karen said that both students were visible
through{he window(facing west)10 west side oftbe cafeteria's northwest door Karen said that she remembers telling the
lispateh.r 'hal Lancehadbeen ",hOl Jll 'he face." Karen said 'hat while going backand forth from the«lophon. to Soan. she
continued co hear sporadic gunshots. She did not rememberwhichWindows were shot out. but remembers seeing shattered
glass.
Karensaid that at some point, shedecided to hangup the tetepbonebecauseshe thought the shcotens) had entered:hecafeteria
throughthe northwestdoor. Karen saidthat she heardgunshotsaxl.d explosionscomingfromdirectlyoutside the faculty lounge.
and that- she "knew they werein the building, in tbekitchen. in thecafeteria:' Afraid to exit the: faculty lounge.Karensaid (hat
she figuredtheonly place to hide was insidethe faculty loungebathroom. Karen said that she was the last personto enter said
bathroom,and remembers thinking il would be"1ike fisb ina barrel" should the shcorens) decide to enter rhe faculty lounge
Karen said that sheentered the bathroomet about 11.30a.m., and that inaddition to herself, there were threeteachersand three
students tali unknown) inside. fora totalof seven. Karen said that whenshe enteredthe bathroom. the light was turnedoff and
the deadboltwas turned to lockthedoor. Karen saidthattherewasvery littl. talking among! those inside 'he bathroom. and
remembershearinga lot of "Shhhh!" to keepeach otherquiet. Duringtoo tuneshe remained in the bathroom.Karensaid t!\at
shecontinued to heargunshots andexplosions tram whatshethought wasthekitchen area. Karen saidthatit would be"qulet
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a couple more shots, then u would be quiet agem." Karen said that the explosions "shook the bathroom walls," and {hatshe
expected them to actuallyblow a hole through the walls. Karen said that in addition to hearing what she thought was the
sbcorerts}. she couldhear faint noises cormng from the opposite sides of the east andwest bathroom wails, Karen assumed
that these noises were from other people hiding in the kitchen area. Karensaid that the gunshots: and explosions everrruaily
taperedoff over a period (If about thirty minutes.
Karensaid that therewasenough light insidethe bathroom fer her to see herwristwatch.and. remembers looking at tt at about
12:lOp tn, Arthat tunc, Karenswd thm: shedecided toexit thebathroom. UponC~HitiOU.s!y doingso.Karensaid lhat }he: locked
out the faculty lounge window and saw two police cars, one parked in the senior parking lot and one parked toward the top of
thehill to the north, Karen said thatshe saw the tlu':e kidsoutside. 'till on theground, andthatsbe"knewDanny wasdead"
Karen saidthattheothers hadfollowed berootofthebarhrcom. andthat they decided toreturn tothebathroom afterconcluding
mar it probably wasn't safe yet because the police had yet to retrieve the threestudents. Karen said that after returning to the
bathroom. oneof the malestudentsand one female t..cherclimbed u? through theceiling panels above tilebathroom. Karen
said that this made a considerableamount of ccise, and that the two were told it wasn't safe to do so Despite the warning.
Karen saidthatbothconunuedupinto the'Ceiling. andthataboutaminutelater,theteacherfellthroughtheceilingpanelsacove
the faculty lounge, Karen said that the reacher then got up. returned to the bathroom, and was let bad inside. Karen said me
student disappeared.
Karen said tllat theyremained insidethe bathroom until about 12:30 p.rn., whena malestudent. notpart of their group, peered
into the bathroom from the cellingandtoldthem thatthisW3Sa good timeto leave, Karen said!hattheyalidecided to exitthe
bathroom again. whichthey then did. Karen said thatshe thenlookedout the faculty window again and saw that the two 01
the threestudents(Seanand Lance} hadbeenmoved. KarensaidthatDannywasstill lyingwhereshelast saw him, Karensaid
that they all then began runningoutside the cafeteria's northwest door. in differentdirections. Karensaid that she ran upthe
hill next to the stairway. to a policecar.
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crowds, or anytbu13 else in or around the commons areathat she mightconsider SUspiCIOUS or unusual. Karen said thatshe
never saw any sbooteJis). nor anyone wearing '3 trench coat. Karen said that she left her 'purse i.D a storage room Inside the
kitchen, where sheandotherstaffmembers usually k-eep taeir persoaal items. Karen confirmed thenames ofall seven kitchen
workers whowere working in the kitchen on 04e20-99 The interview ccncludedat about lO:JO a.m.
Names of all seven kitchen workers werepreviously obtained by me(from R·t administrator MaryGu.a:un) and forwarded to
Detective Mark Woodward. Allethernames provided byKaren were run tltrough Rapid Start; 1\0 additional leadsheets were
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iNVESTiGATiON:On 4/26199, Investigator Reker and 1metwtth Elizabeth Noian at her residence reference the shOoting atColumbine High scneot,
I explained to Elizabeth why we were there and gave her a sketch of the cafeteria I asked !:iizabeth It shecould circle ttle table in the cafeteria where she 'NllS sitting the day of the shooting. Elizabeth circled tablemarked "EE' and put an "x" on a chair showing where she was Sitting. i asked Elizabeth If she was sittingby herself and she said no Elizabeth gave me thirteen names of students with which she was sitting. Iasked Elizabeth If she could tell me what happened on the day of the snconnq. Elizabeth tote me she wasir l cafeteria at acproxirnatety 1t :20 a.m.. when she heard a teacher tell everyone to get downuncerneath the tables. Elizabeth said she men heard. what she described as. popping norses and theteacher yelling for them to crawl out of the cafeteria. Elizabeth said when she got to the stauway whichleads upstairs she heard approximately six to eigrit more shots and belieVed that approximately 20 to 30feet behind her a student was shot while going up the stairs. Elizabeth said there was a teacher. which shedid not know if it was Mr. Sanders or not. say that he would go back and get the student and for mern tocontinue rJnning up the stairs. Elizabeth said tnat she then went to the auditorium. but the door was lockedand they had to get a teacher to unlock the door Elizabeth said that she then hid by a lighting area in theaccttcnurn. Elizabeth said while she was hiding there. she observed the suspect come into Ihe auditoriumand look around but he did not fire any shots in the auditorium, Elizabeth said that she then ran to the stairsand hid behind some lockers ,n the auditorium with some other students. Elizabeth said while hiding behindthe lockers, someone pulled the fire alarm. Elizabeth said once the alarm was puiled, she and otherstudents ran through the band hail and while running through the band hall, she observed a tall skinny guyrunning behind them, approxmately 100 feel. Elizabeth said while running wlih this person behmd themshe heard a "boom" Elizabeth said she then ran to a door and exiled the SChool by the baseball field andran through Clement ParK I asked Elizabeth Itwhile running outside she heard any further shots and shesaid yes. she believed tnat she heard shots and possibly more explosions.
i asked Elizabeth if she knew who the tall skinny male was and she said she believed him to be DylanKiebold She said that Dylan had a mask on. but had hair sticking out of the mask and that she does knowDylan and that appeared to be him, i asked how this person was dressed and she said "Dylan had on abl. rench coat. army boots. black pants and a black ski mask". I asked Elizabeth if this person wascarrying anything and she said that he did have a duffle bag on his !eft arm and had a gun in his right hand.
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! asked Eiizabeth If this person was with anyone and she said no. he was by himself I asked if she saw himshoot anyone, She said.just the person on me stairway. i asked if she heard this person say anyihin9 whilehe was shooting and she said she remembers turni"" around on the stairway approximately the same timethat the student was shot. and heard "Dylan caCkling". I asked Elizabeth if she actually saw the student getShot and she said yes. she did, as she turned around to see who was behind her and did see the studem,et shot in the back and fall down. I asked Elizabeth who the teacher was who went back to help tne;tudent and she said she believed it was Mr. Sanders. I asked Elizabeth If she saw anyone else get shotmd she said no. just this one. I asked Elizabeth If she was Injured during this and she said no, she waslOt. I asked Elizabeth if she saw anyone elsa besides this tall Skinny shooter and she said. no. he's thelnly one she saw Elizabeth said she has heard from other students that there were two and POSSiblY three.hooters, but she only SI!JN the one,
Elizabeth said a few days before thts Incident. some locks on the school hed to be replaced becausesomeone had tampered with them. i asked her wt1at locks and she said the front door locks and also thedoor jocks to the math hall all had to be replaced. The math hall IS on the side of the bUilding by theColumbine High SOhool sign. I asked Elizabeth If she knew why the locks hed to be replaced and she saidall She Knew was mat somebody had tampered with them.
! assed Elizabeth if she had seen anyone else at the school that she felt might be involved and she said shedid see a white male in a white shirt wrth blaCk pants running in the hall by the band room. Elizabeth saidshe believed that to be suspicious because he was running the OPPositedirection of everyone else. ! asked:f she could descnbe this male and she sa,d he had brown heir. short in length and he had a white T-shirton. I asked if the ShIrt was a T-shirt or a dress sl1lrt and she said rt was a T-shirt. I asked Elizabeth If therewas anyone else that she had seen and she said no. I asked Elizabeth if there was anything eise that she:;auld remember at til is time and she said that's all sl1e knows. I gave Elizabeth a business card and askecher to call wrth any further Infonmation
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On 05~ t8~99" between the hourscf0957 and 1036.1 had an oppommiry to speak with JeffNeil in reference to Ut'C incidentthat
occurred al: Columbine High Scheel on 04-10·99 Atsc present during: the interview was his mother, Kathy Noll
Jeff statedheerrivedat school on04-20-99,at about 0733hours. and that his mend. Brad MillertJ03~9i3-712:::), had also nddeJi
to school with him that morning Jeff stated his father dropped: them off, and once they reached the hLgh school, :hey wetu in
the school via the'main entrance. and M proceeded to his Scienceclass taught by Mt Will, After being released fromScience
class, he went to his English class taught by Mt Leyba. and then (0 his third period class, which was Math, taught by \(s
MeWilliams. After he was released from his third period class, Jeff went to his fourth hour Government class taught b~' 'Ar
Savina. Jeff said after he was released from. fourth periodclass. that fit proceeded to his locker. #- 18:::!. which is locatednear
the g:.mnasium at the school, and that his friend. Braden Pollard (303·97g.l331), accompanied him to his locker After the)
flmshed at :he locker. they proceededto the cafeteriae and he believesthc)' arrived at about ~ 117 hours. The two of them
went dieectly to the food service line where they gOl their lunch, and then mey went to the table'S located in Rebel Comer JUS!
across from the student StON. Jeff wasaskedwho was at thi table with him. and he stated his friend. Mike Foster. Adam
Hinchey, LauraFarber, Braden Pollard, Colleen SChWaI120lL KateRebrcv-c. BJSecord, een Johnson, andManFriend wereall
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at the table, Jeff said once he arrivedat the table.he wasuaable to locatea 'Chait, 50 he went to the common area of the cafeteria
where they stack chain. ~s he was ..... alking over there. he saw 3: groupof 'iNdents standing in the common area. and believed
there was a flght gcmg on He told me he: was unable to see: if there was In fact a fight. and he turned and recalled: seeing \l.r
Sandersand an unknownjanitor who were tellingstudents to get down under their tables J~ff said he walked back ,0 his 'able
and got underneath(he table, but at this point was not sure why they were trtstructed to seek refuge under L"Je: tables Jeff said
as he gotdown en the Iloor and he recalls a 'Student JustinNorman. came running into the schocl and stated. "He's gOt a pJn
At this point. the students who were locatedon the westside ofthe cafeteria began to run east towards the staircase Jeff stared
he ran southaUI the doors at Rebel Corner. ran throughtheJuniorparkinglot and ran :0 a house located on the corner of Pterce
and Polk. I asked whoelse went WIth him when he exited from the school.and he told me eve)') bod:-- Jf his table tan tbe same
direction to the house on the comer
Jeffwas asked ifbe recalled what time he: reached the house at POlk J.."1Q Pierce. He told me hecalled tU!! mother at homeon :J1e
incidentdate. and told her what had happened. Kathy 'foil told me she believed It was l i 35 a.m , when she received the: ..:::iJ1
from Jeff Jeff told me he stayed at the bouse at Pierce and Polk for about l5 to:O minutes. and then he got a ride to Tvter
Pierce's home. where' he later went to the Columbine Public library and met with IUs motber at about 1 :SO p m
Jeff was showna diagram of thecafeteriaarea and asked ifbe observed rwc large duffle bags Orsports rype bags. one being a
bluecolorand the ether beinga burntcrangish-red color. {{(lId him the itemswere located In the 'Central core area of the cafeteria
and asked if he saw these (terns when hewent to the foodserviceline. Jeff stared he walked through that general area. bUI did
not recall seeingthose items,tellingme that it wasn't uncommon for larg~ packsor backpacks to be present m the cafeteria dunng
lunch period. Jeff'was asked ifhe observedany gunmenwhilein the cafeteriaat the high school. or ifhe saw any gunmenafter
he exited from the school. He stated he did not see any gunmen.but he heard a gunshot and told me he believed it was Il'l rhe
cafeteria area OVer' near the: west doors,
Jeff was asked ifhe knew any membersof the'TrenchCoat "iatla. s~ifically 'Eric Harris or Dylan Klebold,or their associates.
He could not provide any informationabout this group Whenasked ifhe knew about Harris' Website. he again told me that
he did not knew anything about the group. Jeff was asked if there were any rumors aroundschool of anything that was going
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to occur crtQ4~:O-9t) He told me he had not heardof anything Jeff proceeded 10 leUme that there was no other information
that he could provide. and mid me he-left the school arid did not observe my activity at the school
Jeff wasasked to describe his dress on the mctdt:nt date Hesaid he was weanng khaki colored shorts with it grey leng sl¢l¢\ ed
shirt.a baseballcap, and tennis shoes Jeff wasasked if he had left any items in \.he cafeteria whenhe exited the school. and 'te
toldme he never took his backpackoff. so when he ran ourof the school he still had it on. He said there were no uemshe had
left behind
At the completion of my interview. l asked Jeffand his mother Kathy Voll. if they had any additional inforrnarion or bad an:
questions tor me to let me know K.athy Noll told me there is a family by the last name of Wright, who live at 5391 South
Garland Way rn Littleton. Cclcrado.horne phonenumber 303..904-\ 108.whohavetwosonswhoattend Columbine HighSchool.
and the older 50n observed either Harris or Klebotdin the parkinglot at the scbool jusr prior to the incideru 00 04~:O~99 She
"a1d she heardthe indi..«duals(Harris and Klebold)werecarryinglargeduffle bags. and these may possibly be the duffle bags
tharf haG descrioed earlier lilthe interview Kathy \,loll wasunableUJ provideany .additiona1 infcrmarion reference this incident,
and suggested the Wrigh(<; be given a phone: call
Jeff was asked to depict where he was sitting In the cafeteria on 04.,2Q..99. and his movement out of the school A copy cf thar
map is attached to this supplemental report.
ADDITIONAL INFOR.'I4AIION,
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On 4·30·99 , Inv Reker did conduct an interview with Justin Norman at his residence, with hismomerorssent.
Norman states thathe had left weight Ililingclass and had met Matt Katzenmeler in tha hallway anaIhat they walked to tl1e cafeteria at approx. 11'20 aM that while he was at the vending machines nextto theNest doors of the cafeteria.he heard shotsout the west doorand t'1at he lookedout and sawtwo people gojown anathat Dylan Kliebold thencame into thecafeteria via thesedoorsand started shooting,and that<:Iiebold was shooting allover the cafeteria, Norman also related that as the bulletswere gOIng by whiZZingby his headthat he was bUSy gelting people out of lt1e cafeteria,
It should be noted that this is the first time this Investigator has heard that Kliebold entered thecafeteria by tI11S door and thathe also fired numerous shots from this location. When Norman oescnbec thisalledged shooting from inslda the west doorof thecatetena.he held his hands by his hipsas if holding a gunand ~id a spraying or sweePIng motion from this position as he described Kliebolds actions,
Norman states that nobody was with Dylan,and mat Dylan was wearing a black trench coat, blackbeets, a 'goofy" face, long blond hair,and a big 110se. Norman states that he did not see a duffel bag andcannot describe a weapon,
Norman states thathe thenran to the Rebel Comer andout the door andthat he hadhis baCkpackwith him,
Norman states thaI the onevictimoutside had been shot in the ankle andthat one hadbeen shot inthe chest and that Kliebold hadcome from the outside steps by the west entrance to the cafeteria
Norman related that he knows Eric Hams from gym class but did not know Kliebold,
Norman states thathe (Nonnan) was wearing blueshorts, and a green vestwith a white shirt,
Norman related thathe was in front in frontof Coach Brookfield in the lunchroom.tit should be notedthat tnv. Reker did interview Brookfield and he states that he(Brookfield) was in thecommons area of the:afetena)
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ADPITIONAL WIT'lESS,Nossaman, Sean D. dob!06~13-8:. W.M5424-South Hoyt Street
Littleton. Colorado gOt::'J!J03}933~J:"63 Work Sruaenc at Columbine High School(Sopncmore!
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Nossaman, Janis K.. dcbI05~lg..52, wrFsameas above, Work: it 7 Yosemite Circle
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''lYESTlGATION,
On 05·1.)i~99, betweenthe hours of 1108and 1155hours.I had anopporruniry to speakwith Sean Ncssaman In reference [0 the
incident that occurred at Columbine High School on Q4,.~a.99 Also present during the interview was his father. David
'iossaman
Sean'Sossamanproceeded to tell me he arrived at school 00 04~ZO~99) at about 0710 hours. and that he drove '>"ith his me-nd.
[an Patrick (303-9794911), Ncssaman advised that they had parked at Clement Park and walked into the mainentranceat
school, Oncehe","ved at Columbine High School, heproceeded to hIS locker. which is locker01564. and" located near the
gymnasium. Sossaman statedthathi, first hourclass ls German, andit is taughtdownstairs in the Foreign Language hall. and
the teacher is Amy Burnett. Nossamaa was asked ifhe sawanythingunusual in the cafeteria area when he was walking to his
German class. 1askedhimif heobserved anyone bringing inrwc!arge duffle bags or 5PQrt5 bags, OOe being blue andonebeing
orangjshifed in color,andplacingthosebags in theceneal core arcof mecafeteria. NoSSlmlU'l toldme he did OOt see those bags.
and he did not see anyone bringthosebags in. After his fi.rst hourGerman class, be proceeded to his \'tath cress. which was
taughtby Mr Bundy Aft« Mathhe basTeamSports. which is taught by CoachSplace. and fourth hO\lr hehas language Arts
which is blugh[ by Ms.Nykanen. Nossarnan was asked where hJs fourth hourclass was loeated in the school. H. toldme i. is
icated in lhe S""I.I Studies and Languag. Arts hall. At about 1110hours. h. was '.Ieased from his fourth hourclass and
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proceededto the cafeteria,and belieyes he arrivedat about 1115 hours. Ncssamen was showna map of the cafeteriaarea of the
high school. and I asked ifhe could tell me where he was seated. vossemen identified table =W"W as the table he was seated at,/ ./
and proceeded to tell methat his mend. Jeremy 'vtullen1303·i30:~6i 12.). his girlfriend, Tanya, Worlock t303~9'71 ~0805t 'vlike
Kish{unknown phone),and Mark Radtke{3C3~979. ~ t 91 i, werealso seated at the table 'vcsseman explained shortly after he
finishedhis lunch, he got up and went over to the trashcans \l,lhich were located near the pop machines bi' the northwest doors
of the cafeteria. As he was throwing away trash, he remembers hearing pops.and later identified them as gunshotscorrung from
outside. He lookedout the northwest door wherehe statedhe sawan unidenufled white male,who he believedwasa Freshman
lying outside the doors. and the individualwas ;;lutc-bing his shoulder. and appeared to be shot in the shoulder erea 'vcssaman
explained marhe steppedoutside, aridwas lookingat the stUdent whenheheardthreegunshots. and then a possible shotgun blast
corning from outside I asked Nossaman if he observed any gunmen while he was standing outside. and he stated he did not
Afterthe ihotgun blast. hestatedhe steppedback inside thecafeteria. andan unknownteacheryeHed at the students to get down
/€'~Nossaman proceeded to ron to the teacher's lounge, and with him was a \'1s. Jankowsk( Amy Burne \~s Caruthers. '
..rnkncwn lunch lady. Tim Kastl~nd 'Nkk Fos(Once they gOt [ri'tO the teacher's lounge. he stated the; an """ent into (he
bathroom inside the loungeand locked the door
vcssaman stated while they were in the reaeners loungebathroom, that 'As Jankowski and Nick Foss attempted 10 escape b~
climbmgthrough the ceiling, but t."'e weight of the NiO individualscollapsed the ceiling and they fell to the floor vossaman
remembers that while they were in the reacher's lounge. they would periodically peer through the west windowof the lounge'
He stated he observed l'WO studentsat Columbinewho were lymgat the west doorofthe' cafeteria. He stated (hat LanceKirklin
was one of the individuals. and he was lying neat the fence, and "it appeared his face was gcae ' He also Slaten that Dan
Rohrbough was also lying outside on the sidewaHc.. and both indivld:.als appeared to be dead. I again asked Nossarnan if he
observed any gunmen snoot the rwo individuals. or did he see any gunmen standing near them, He stated he did net set the
gunmen
Nossaman told metha' they remained in the teacher'slounge fora shan period of nmewhenB"'tt KiISlonig hadcom. intothe
teacher's lounge and directed everybody that it appeared 10 he safeto leave.at whichtimetheyexitedfrom theschool through
'he northwest cafeteria doorand tan to a blueHonda Accord whIch w.. parked in dteSenior pvking lot. Nossaman advised there
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wererwoDenver SWATofficers there. and they s:ou~t refugebehindthe car After a short period of time. theofficers instructed
them to run to safety. at which time they ran to the soccer fields.and then were directed to go to a cenrral staging pointat Clle:
and Yukon Street.
Ncssamanstaled after heexited fromColumbine HighSchooland wascrouched behind the blue Honda Accord. that there were
never any sbots fired at him Of any of the other indivHiuals that were crouched behind the vehicle
"Sossaman was asked \\ hile the incidentwas occurrmgif anybodyhad identifiedwho the gunmen were Hestated whilehe was
in theteachers lounge, he recalled somebody told himthat the gunmen were Ericand Dylan 1asked Nossaman ifhe knewEnc
Harris or Dylan Kleboid, or ifhe knewother associatesof the Trench Coat Mafia. He told methat he knew Eric Hams worklWd
at Blackjack Pizza, telling me that his girlfhend. Tan:-a Wod;x:K.. works at Great Clips, which 1S located near Blackjack Pizza
4:esaid on occasion. when he would go over t-o visithis girliiiend. Eric Hams wouldgive them free PIzza, He told me he didn ~
associate with Harris. and really didn't know much about him. Nossaman proceeded to tell me that their family is personal
friends with (he KlebQlds. and their family shared Rockies baseball tickets. At this point Scan 'SOSSAman's, father, David
Nossaman. told me rhar he and Dylan Klebcld went to the All Star Game which was played at Coors Field in 19'98 Sean
Nossaman was asked ifhe knew about Harris' website. He told me he hadno idea that the Website existed. I asked 'vcssamen
iIhe heard any rumors in reference to anything that was going. to occuron Q4.20¥99 He stated there were a lot ofktds running
around with "410" scribed on their hats and backpacks. and he knew that this was National Marijuana. Day
I askedNossamar; ifhe couid recall about what rime this incidentoccurredat th~ school He stated he believed itwas about 11:0
to 1130hours Nossaman was asked. ifhe observedeither Lance Kirklinor Dan Rchmoegh being shot outside the high SChOOl
He 'Stated that he did see Rohrbough fan after being shot, but againstated he did not see a gunman. He believesthat Rohrbough
was shot three times in the back area. and he thought Rohrbough was walking down the stairs when he was shot He told me
he did not see Kirklin get shot. he only observed him lying on the groundafterthe iacidera.
Ncssarnanwas asked to describe his dress on the incidentdate. He stated he was wearing black knee length shorts. a red t-shirt,
"hlch hadwritten acrossit Rage Against The Machine. I asked. himtodescribe his backpack thathe left in the cafeteria area.
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N¢ssaman was asked where he went after he was released from the staging point at Caley and Yukon Street He told me JUS!
beforehe wasreleased. he remembers speaking with LarrvBrown with the ColoradoBureauof Investigation, and gavehim nES
initialstatement Aftergivinghis statement. his motherpickedhim up and they Went to- LeawoodPark in an attempt:0 rind fU5
girlfriend, Tanya Woriock, After they didn't locate her at Leawood Park. they went to the Columbine Public Library where :he)
locatedher,
Nossaman was asked if there is anythingreference this incident{hatreally sticks out In his mind. He stated one thing that he
recalls is that the phraseof the day. which was displayedat school,said something: to the effect of "Why s-hould anyone be m
school today?" 1 asked him [fhe knew who authored the phrase of the day. and he told me that it was the R.&:~\i Staff. the video
-iroduction group Ncssamen wasasked if mere was any additional informationthat he thought was important to pass on. He
Statedthat he didn't haveany futr.htr information. rreuerared with Nossamaa chat he didnot seeanygurunen whilt at Columbine
High Scheel. nor did be see the two largeduffle bagsor sports bags describedearlier in the cafeteria area
At the- cornpledcnof m~ interview, Nossaman was askedto depictwhere- he wassitting in the cafeteria. and then his movement
out of the building A ccov of that map ,s attached with this supplemental report,
APDITION:\l !NfQR.~..mON:
Fill case number ... DN·57419 DN- 2839
DISPOSITION, Open. pending further investigation.
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LAKEWOOO POUCI DEPARTMENT SIJPPUMENTAl. REPORTREPORTING AGENT: DETECTIVE GEORGE MCG1.YNN CASE NUMBER: 99.38856VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATI! OF REPORT: OS/20/99OffENSE: AOA/COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCE/JEfFCO SHERIfF'S OFFICEINFORMATION CONTRO!, NUMBER: DN3SS4, Fill: 4A.pN57419, eR #99.7625
SlSPECTS: Eric Harris
Dylan Klebold
IN'lESTIGATION,
On 5Il5/99, I was assigned infcrrnaricn control number DN3554 for follow up investiganon. The infcrmarion
control narrative stated that ShawnNossaman indicated that a lunch employee, Ms. Caruthers, was in:h.
cafeteria when rlJis occurred. Theiaformaricn control sheet was prepared by Sergeant Calvin Hemphill, Denver
PoliceDepartment
On 5/18/99, I contacted Jefferson County Schools ,.......a Administrator, Barb Monseu, andrequested any
information shemigbr haveon cafeteria employee by mename of Ms. Caruthers. She said thatshehad no
information on suchan employee but would provide mewithinformation on the manager aDd otheremployees
of the kitchen. On 5/191991 received a faxtransmission from NancyCook for Barb Monseu witha listof the
CclumbineHighSchool cafeteria workers. Ms. Caruthers is not On that list.
ADDITIONAL \'\!lTXESSES:
l. Linda Tibljas, Kitchen Manager
~lS3 w. Tufts Ave
Morrison. Co 80465
303·979·2574
Addition.1 cafeteria workers:
2. Dewloney, Suzanne
10605 W Quarles Ave
Littleton, CO 80127
303·971·8663
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LAXEWOOO POLleE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORTREPORTING AGENT: DETECTIVE GEORGE MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99.38856VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: OS/20/99OFFENSE: AOA/COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCE/JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OffiCEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: ON3554, Fill: 4A.ONS7419, eR #99.162:5
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Helm.Laverne
3663S Sheridan Blvd
Denver, CO 80235
303·984-0460
Mederman, Marlene
11432 W. Roxbury PI
Littleton, CO80J27
303..948 ..2344
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4853 S. Hoyt St
Littleton, CO 80123
303·972·2194
Nielsen, Karon
7153 W. Hinsdale Dr
Littleton, CO80J27
303·933·9097
7. NancyCook, Area Admillistrator for Jefferson COWl!}' Schools
1829 Denver West Drive
POBox 4001
Golden, CO80401
303·982-6836
Cookprovidedthe information on the Columbine HighSchool cafeteriaworkers for administrator BarbMonseu
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LindaTibljaa121&3 w.., T"lU Ave.Mom,o. CO &0465303-979·2;74
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Suunne DewIMey10605 W QuarlesA,e.L,tt""on CO &0127303·911·8663
Laverfte Helm3663 South Sheridan Bl,d.Dever CO 81l23S303-984-0460
SUI Liane4853 South Roy!LittletonCO 10l:z.l303·972·2194
Marlene Nedenlll\n\ 14J2 West ll.;lxllUry PI.Lll:tleton CO BO 127303-948·2)44,Karenl'lielsen71;3 w...Hi~.Or.Littleton CO 80121303·933-9091
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FBI174A·DN.57419JCSO 9'}.7625Investigator- GlennMoore· Golden Police Department 1(303) 384-8080
RE: COl'o'TROl II2291SOCRCE: Crystol A"ngJ.",
LEAD Interview Veronica. -"undoas shewassaid to have: been at the student stOI"e a.nd sawshootingvtcnmAnne'darie Hocltbolter
TELEPHOl'iE INTERVIEW:N1JNCIO. VeronicaA, CDOB:1QI58l)7085 W Belmont Drivelittleton, CO 30123(303)973·5151
05·l9·99 19:28am
N1JNCIO said she had beenstandingat tbe studentstore.near the entrance on thesouth side of tne cafeteriaat the timeof the shooting
At about 11 :25amshe lookedout the windows to thewest and saw Anne ~1arie
HOCKHOLTER, whom she recognized from their elemental)' schooldays. fall to thegroundby me southwest comer of the cafeteria. Shesaid she ran out me exit by the storetosee what was wrong with HOCKHOLTER. At some point near this time a SpecialEducation Teacher, Miss Chris REDMERSKl. told them to getdown became someonewas shooting. As she got to l!le areaof l!le comet she sawa SUSpecL whom she thoughtshe could idenufy as Dylan KLEBOLD, walkingwest from the entrance at the topof thestairs by the grassy hillside. As this suspectgot to the lOP of the stairs he turned backtowardthe entrance fromwhichhe hadJUSt come and fired a handgunabout ten times inquick succession towards the school1entrance. She recalled this suspect was holdingmehandgun in his righthand.
NUNCIO described after firing the shots the suspectthen turnedand went back to thearea at tho top of the stairs. stoodby the edgeof thegrass. She watched:IS he reachedintohis trenchcoar andpulledour whatshe though! was a pipe bomb withhis right handand threw it towards the seniorpariting lot. She could not recall what the suspecthaddone withwe handgun he wasshooting withhis righl handjust prior to this. At tIlis timeN1JNCIO said she /UIlled and ran back into the cafetena thorough the row of multipledoors. She thenwentbackto the REBCorner, studentstore. with a few of her friendllwhereseveralgirls werescreaming. She then ran down the hallway to the right and ranout the exit nearthe Foreign Language classrooms to Leawood Ptlrl<.
NUNCIO clarified thatshe did not recallseeingKLEBOLD prior to the day of l!leshooting, bUI made this identification subsequently due to seeing their photographs on themediacoverage. She felt il had been K.l.EBOLD due to the shootershe had seen havingblondhair. She addedthat this suspectwas wearinga blackballcapon backwards,and ablacktrelIchcoa~ but otherwise could nOI provide funher description of him or hisweapons. NUNCIO did nOI see anyoneelse with this suspect, or anythingthat migh!have been besidehim at the time.
FBI114A·DN·57419JCSO 99·1625Investigator: Glenn Moore • Gelden Ponce Department I (303) 384-8080
RE, CONTROL1# 2291NUNCIO illilially could not recallwho was withherduring !he.;;e observations, but
uponmysuggesuon confirmed that Jancll and Aleia RUSSEll and Alicia MAES werewithher,
A subsequent searchofRapidStartdiscovered existing leads for all of the witnesseslisted in thisreport. TeacherREDMERSKl, DN#3331. and students Janell RUSSELL,DN#2302. Aleia RUSSELL: DN#2289, andseveral previous interviews of shootillgvictim HOCKHOLTER,
•• NOnew leads were generated.
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TEAlv! FOUR L'iTERVIEW GUIDELIl'JE&~L ,io.C/.~io"
l\;n~TMAL QLESTIONS TO BE ASKED
Did you eyer see the rNO large duffel bags in thecafeteria ry
2, Did yousee anyone carryingor in the possession of those duffel bags, at a previoustime?
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3 Did you see Eric Hams or Dylan Klebold either on Mondayof Tuesday 0 What werethey doing 0 •
'N"ha, did the~say? Were they with anyoneelse ry
fj ~e;",I+- K!JJ""0 tEln..I~2.... '4, Did you leaveanythingbehind in tjlo cafeteriaor anywhere else in the school? •
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6. Did yousee Or talk (0 any of the TrenchCoat Mafia members on Monday? TUesday? Howabout the prior week or weekend?
No
9 Howdid you leave the cafeteria or the building? Whatwere the events that ')lad'; ,
you leave? J.!, ~r:.J 'TrI~ ~t4d-L £)00-2.. ~(.A-ua h:Jl-< ."rl'- V1fGt-~ \JW:, irf.J 0 0 ",d ;J '7) 'f1-.t-/,./ ;,)0 J ,1- b'f o?/. I !l.~10. What rimedid you enter the cafeteria ? Wheredid youcome from (priorto rhe
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** UPDATED APRIL 28, 1999 **TEAl\-'! FOUR INTERVIEW GUIDELIl'oI"EML"ThIAL QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED
t I Have them mark wherethey were sitting, their routeout of the building and whomthey were with (if known) ?
12, Howdid you exir the building ? Where did you go whenyou got out and what didyou see on the outsideof the building? '
~~ .DoO'L 8:>1 Cy~,~13, Do you use the Internet? If so, what is your screen name? Do you have an rCQ
(aka. I seek you I similar to a chat tine) account? TftTA-;J '" ':l.-
14, Do you know anybody with. "<\Q,uble piercedeyebrow"?
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15 Did yousee or hear any unusual announcements prior ro the shootings? Do youknow what the "Thougi\36e day was" over the RebelNews Network (Rt.'N) ?
16,Can you provideany further informaticnon the memoers of the Trench Coat Mafia?
r) 011 Ask the patents if the lads have told themanythingelse? Different?
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lAKEWOOD PoueE DEPARTMENT SUJlPUMENTAJ. REPORTUPORTING AGENT: GIORGI MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99·38856\I1CTIM: COLUMBINI HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF RIPORT: OS/06/99
FENSI: AOA/COLUMBINI HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCI/JIFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: DN2806, FBI; 1l4A.DN57419. leso; CR#'19-7625
SUSPECTS: Ene Harris
DylanKlebeld
WITNESS: Keirn O'Dell deb: 4/15/84
9695 W Power Circle
Littleton, CO 80128
303-972-3602
Michelle O'Dell (Mother)
9695 W, Power Circle
Littleton, CO 80128
303.972-3602
Patrick O'Dell (Father)
9695 W Power Circle
Littleton, CO 80128
303-972-3602
303-969-2013 (wk)
INVESTIGATION:
On5151991 was assigned information control number DN2806 forfollow up investigation. The information
control narrative SlatedthatKeirn O'Dell is On the original cafeteria backpack list
On 5161991 responded to 9695 West Power Circle and interviewedKeirn O'Dell and her mother, Michelle,
Keirnconfirmed that shehad been in the cafeteriaat the timethat the incident occurred. She rodelhe bus to
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l.AKIWOOO POliCE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORTREPORTING AGENT: GEORGE MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99-38856VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL OAT! OF REPORT: 05/06/9'1
FENSE: AOAiCOLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FOllCE/JEFFCO SHERlFF'S OFFiCEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: DN2S06, I'll; t74A-ON574t9. JCSO: eR 199-7625
school, bus numberS2,that drops her off at the south mainentrance. She said she entered the schoolat
apprcximately7:05 andwent to her locker which is in the mainhallwayandthen went to her athletic lockerby
the gymnasium to drop off her track equipment. She then wasout in the main hall by the main entrance,
visiting with friends Julie McGinley. AllisonReardon, and JennyNaifeth. She said that she then went to her
firsthour. which is Englishonthe main level near the offices. She then went to second hour, which is Spanish,
on the lower level. Mrs. Hickmanis the teacher. From thereshe went to her tbJrd hour which is Science. She
went back upstairs through themain stairwell. She thenwent to her fourthhour classwhich is Choir. In
betweenthird and fourth hour she did go with a friend to a friend's locker, howevershe did not go to her locker,
From Choir she went to the "AU IMCh.
O'Dell stated that 'he went into the cafeteriaand dropped offher backpackat the table, which she identified as
_. She then went to the service line and picked up a chick filet sandwich. She went back10 the tableand
believesshe may have even finishedher sandwich, and was eatingand talking with friends when she heard
some boys from the far end of the cafeteriayell to get down. She then lookedacross the lunchroom and saw
rhatkids were getting down under the tables andthat someof the students were crawlingon their stomachs
across the floor towards their locsncn. She said that j anitors werewalkingby with walkie-talkies, thenshe
heardconversations aboutsomeonehaving a gun.She thought that studentson the ground were talkingabout
that She said thaI all of a suddenpeople started 10 t11Jl towards the stairwell, She did not hear any gWlshots at
thaIlime. She said thaI she and her friendKatie Jorgensen ran up the stairs together. She believes that they
were one of the first ones up the stairs, She said that theyranstraighldown the hall when they got to the topof
the stairs, and as they got IC the top of the stairs theyheard what they thoughlwere loud bombs. She said thaI
they ran straigh; out the doors yelling for other students IC evacuate the schoolas they left. She said thatwhen
she ran out of t'le school, she ran acTOSS the street intoLeawood Park. She 'aid that she mel up with 150or so
people in the park, She said that while they were there theyheard more bombs or gWlShots and thenheard
someone yell that theyshould get out ofthe park. Shesaid thatshe then wentto her friend LindsayBlair's
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LAKlWOOD POUCE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORTREPORTING AGENT: GEORGE MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99.38856'''CTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT, 05/06/99
FENSE: AOAlCOLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCE/JEFPCO SHERIFF'S OPFleEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: 0N2806, FBl; 174A·ON5Z419, JC$O: CR '99·7625
house,and 'he was able to call her mother and her mather believesshe receivedthe call approximately 11 45 to
11.50. Hermother came to the house and pickedup 12ofthe girls that lived in the Governor's Ranch areaand
took them home. At Katie Jorgensen' house they wereable to use the cell phone and other phones to call
parents. O'Dell said that as she ran down the maincorridorto exit the building, she remembers dodging in
betweenpHlars and behind walls as to avoidbeing shot. She said that shedoesn't know Why she <tid thatnow,
becausethere was no shootingin the hallwaythal shewas awareof, but she could hear it behind her
O'Dell said thar her backpackis bluewith black trim. Inside the backpack is her Government,Math, Spanish
and Vocabularybook. severalnotebooks, her Government and Spanishfolder,her calculator,her purse with
makeup and her school Ilr, and peas and pencils. She said she was wearingkhaki shorts and a pink shit! with a
pink top, and white lenni:; shoes.
O'Dell is a Freshman. She said that:;he had heardof the l!O!lch coalmafia. and had seen kids wearing trench
coats aroundschool andjust assumedthat they werepart of the trench coat mafia. She's had no problemswith
anystudents in the group and she', unawareof any students that<tid have problems. She said that her friend
Julie McKinneyreceived a letterduringone of her classes in whichthe Sophomores write the Freshman Ierters,
She doesn't know Who the letterwas from, but the letterwas all about warning Julie about her dealings with
members of the trench coat mafia.
O'Dell said that she doesn't know anybodywith twopiercedeyebrows, She does have Interne, accessat home,
howevershe only uses it for Ecmail and her on-lineservice. Shesaidthat she did see 'he Royal News Network
and she thinks that she saw the thoughtof the day beingyou don't wont10 be here today.
O'Dell said that during her travels through the schoolshe didn't noticeany unusualbackpacksor dufflebags.
She had no further informationto addto the investigation.
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I.AKlWOOD POua DEPARTNl,NT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORTREPORTING AGENT, GEORGi MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER' 99.31856"'(TIM, COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT, 05/06/99
FENSE, AOA/COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCE/JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINfORMATiON CONTROL NUMBER, DN2806, FBI: 174A·DN57419, JaO, CR #99.7625
ADDITIONAL MTNESSES:
l. Katie Jorgensen /
2. :\'icole Ziccardi ./
3. Jenny Taylor ./
4. Laura Green ../
5. ValerieMarr ../
These are all studentsthat wereseatedat tableKK with O'Dell.
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Oefenda..ot:: ('Columbine shooting)
Dat.. : 050699
Deput.y D.A.:
Docket Numbe", 99A062 (T)
Case Number' 99-7625
Investigator: Mike Heylin
WITIlESS,
Mat.t.hew Oliver DOB: 091880
8030 S. Marshall Ct,
Li:tleto~, CO a0123
303-978-0779
c/o mother; Chris Oliver (1') 303-540-6934
father; Russell Cliver (w) 303-715-2930
·ellS Student.; backpack at. taole Il wieh l\llly Evan., loeigh Kamens,
Steve !r~jillo, Heather Pinkel, Nick Shuman and Tina Bernaeei: was
walking to food line in middle of eafeteria when incident began, Saw
no suspact.s or duffle bags; had Erie Harris, Dylan Klebold, Nat.e
Dykeman. and Chris Morris in his zero-hour bowling class; thought:
Eric and Ilylan were missing from boWling class day of shooting; was
net sure if Nate or Chris were in class that morning
IllVESTIGATION:
On May 6, 1999 at. 0934 hours r contacted Matt Oliver at his home for
an interview, His father was present, Matt- then t.old me the
following;
• He is ill senior at Columbine High . JC-001· 003960
• When asked abcut, Eric Harris, he said that he had Elri<:, Ilylan
Klebcld, Nate Ilykeman, and Chris Morris in his zero-hour bolo/ling
class. !le described Eric as being ill quiet 'iPy who never said
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also K.."'lew
He said that: Eric did. wear a trench coat at: times He
Eric ever since they both went to Ken Caryl Middle School"
• When asked about Dylan Klebold, he did not know Oylan prior tobowlin9 ~lass. He described Dylan as a bit more talkative chat
on occasion, He did
class on the day of
Sri.:: was
1t When asked about .--, he said. that: ~as in n:.sgovernment: and economics class for 3rd hou~, He also saw him a=~~~d
school, He described lIIIIIas ve~1 talkative. He reme~bered a :ime
in that c:ass when the stadents wer~ Calkinq abou~ their parents andabout God. He remEmbered saying that: he was not closeto his pa.::erH:s and :hat he did nee love them. e.Lso
sai.d c.nat his mother was goi:lg out with some othel: man. He
thaC~uld wear a trench coatknow'" i~ was in his 3:r:d houz
shooting"
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year. He
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said that he had. in his social studies class Laet;said that. was a nice guy who talked about cars. He
in a trench. coat. He has not. seen much of _ :his
to When asked about he gaid that~ was also i:l
his last year l $ social studies clASS, He de5Crib~a$ a kidwho kept. to himself, would t.alk in class, and was very smart. He
thought that .. '~as On the dellate team" He said thatW041d also wear a trench coat on occasion.
• He could notassociates. He hasthey were just kids
not think of them as
think of any other trench coat students orheard the name l1Trench Coat: Mafia n but thought
who ·~or.. black and kept to thell\lielves. He did
a 'lang.
• He did not see any of the above named students Or other trenchcoat students or associates in school the day of the shooting" He
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,i~ not think that Eric or Dylan were at the zero-hour bowl>ng class
t:"H9 d.ay of ~he ,h.ooting and could noe zeeemcer- if c..~ris Morris or
Nate Cykeman were in bowling that day.
• '//hen asked, he said that he didaround school the day of the shooting.said he diQ not see any duffle baqs.
not see any unusual obj ect.s
When asked specifically, he
• On the day of the shooting, he had math class for 4th hour. Hegot out: at ll; 10 a, m. and. went straight. down the stairs to t.he
cafeteria. He said he always goes to the last table that is in thehallway outside Rebel corner. The table is the one. in that area
that is closese to the cafet.eria tables. This was veri!ied by t~e
location his backpack was fo~~d, table D.
• He was at. that table with his girlfriend, !\my Evans and; Le~gh
Kamens, Steve T~jillo, Heather Dinkel, Nick Shuman, and Tlnallernacci. He sat down at. the table and w"ited for the lunch linesto go d,own. After waiting about: 5 or 10 mdnutes , he gOt up and
st.arted toward the food line.
... Referring to t.he diagram, as he was walking around table H to
go to t.he food line, he saw students scrambling toward the west:
window.. lie saw Mr. Sanders and a janitor squatting down by thewest door to the cafeteria. ae ~houghl:. that a sen.l.or prank of
setting mice loose waS occurring.
• As he got close between tabl .." X and Y, everyone began to squatdown. lie heard someone say something about a ".hooting.' He gotdown and does not remember if he heard any shots. He did hear
crying and panic. Aft.er i:leing down for 4S seconds, he started tocrawl back to his table. About half the way there, everyone startedto run out of the cafeteria. lle Went up the stairs and left down
the hallway ~~d out that hallway'S east doors toward Pierce St.
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• All he ",as cu:::ning do_ the hallway
he he ard C""" loud shots or ..xpl""ions.
waS coming from the upstairs area.
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stairs;
like it
• once outside, he hopped into iii. car being driven by C':tris
Doven. He sa~d that from the time the~e was first a problem t~ the
time he was out of the school was about 3 to 4 minutes,
• He wae .....aring a blue columbin.. football t-shi"t. jeal.,,, and
brown boots,
* ~e never SSW any suspe~ts,
This concluded my ~ncerview with Matthew oliver.
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COLL"IBINE 05·07·99X FIRST DEGREE \1t.;RJlER
WlT,ESSES,
TashaOlson DOB 010733
7191 West Glascow Place
Littleton,Colorado 'SO 12.3
Columbine High School' lOth grade
IN" EST1GATION ,
On05"{)3~9q, at about9 30 a.m. Ispoke Wim CHSst'l..l.den£ TashaOlsonas fellow up on DN24i9 The interview wasconducted
'Y telephone ~l(hQUgh Tasha Olson was preYiously interviewed (DN 19481, thepurpose of this follow upwas to determine
whetheror notTasha had seen or could identifY Eric Hams. DylanKtebold, or any of the individuals knownto associate with
them,
Tasbaccnfirtnedthat she had beeninside thecaferenaon 0....20..99 at eboor 1[ 20 a.rn Tashasaidthat a groupt)(srudents hat::
gathered near the door located at the northwest corner cfthe cafeteria, Tasha said that she looked out the west windows. near
the door. and saw an mdividuaJ lying011 the- concrete, near thebottom of the stairway Tasha said thar when people began
yelling to 'get down,'she ducked down under table VV at' WW Tasha said tha; meanly person sheremembers seeiog oerside
the cafeteria was this individual. Tasha3aid thatshenever sawanyone wearing a trench coat.nordid she seearty weapcrust
See report for DN1948
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LAKEWOOD POLICE OEPARTMENT SUPPl.eMENTAL REPORT
PQRTlNG AGENT: GEORGE MCGl.YNN CASE NUMBER: 99-38856v,CTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOl. DATE OF REPORT: 04129199OFFENSE: AOA/COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOl. TASKFORCElJEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: ON2513,FBI: 174A.oN57419, JSCO: CRft9-7625
suspeCTS:
ERIC HARRIS
DYLAN KLEBOLO
W!TNESS: ORBAN, JEREMY
OOB: 11114162
7357WEST FREMONT OR" LITTLETON, CO80128
303·973·9448
MOTHER: JOANN SANDER·CEDERL
7357WEST FREMONT DR, LITTLETON, CO 80128
303·973·9448 WORK: 303·781-6653
STEPFATHER: GEORGE SANDER-CEDERL
7357WEST FREMONT OR, LITTLETON, CO 60128
303·973·9448 WORK: 303·799·3905
INVESTIGATION:
On 05103199 I was assigned Information Control Number DN2513 for followup investigation,
Thenarrative stated thatJeremy Orban hadbeen in the cafeteria at apprOXimately 7:00a.m. The
source was Brandi Wiseman, a student at Columbine HIgh School.
On 05104199 at 1130 hours I mel with Jeremy Orban and hismotherJoann Sander·Ceden at
theirresidence, Alsopresent at the residence were twoother Columbine students, Braden Pesusich
and Ali BQukhalfa. Both Pesuslch and Boukhalfa were present in the cafeteria withJeremy Orban
andthey werealso interviewed,
Orban stated thathewalked to school on 04120199 and that he arrived at apprOXimately 0710
hours and thathe entered the school through the main entrance thenwent to his lockeranddown to
commons or cafeteria area, Hesaid he mel a girlnamed Cari, lastnameunknown and Brandi
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LAKEWOOD POLICE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT
,PORTING AGENT: GEORGE MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99-38856vtCTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: 04129199OFFENSE:AOAlCOlUMBINE HIGH SCHOOLTASK FORCElJEFFCOSHERIFF'S OFFICEINFORMATiON CONTROL NUMBER: DN2513, FBI: 174A.DNS7419, JSCO: CRlJ99·7625
Wiseman, He said they .....ere in the commons lor approximately 10 to 15 minutes before first hour.
Orban said that he didn't notlee anything unusual in the cafeteria at that time, He didn't notice any
unattended duffel bags or backpacks, although he said he .....asn't really looking for any,
Orban left the commons area and went to Span:sh on the lower level for first hour He left
SpaniSh ar.a second hour .....ent to chemistry on the main level, for third hour he went to history on the
main level and after third hour he went to his locker and then to fourth hour across from the
gymnasium, his math ciass. He then left his math class and went to the A lunch. He said that when
he amved he got in line to purchase food and after he purchased his pizza he went to sit at his table
He identifIed!l'le.lable that he wa$.Sitting at as table AA. He said that the other people at hrs table
we~en Pesus~j,'.';;;-BOukhalf;,.Seth Biggi. Ian-;:;ales:.Nict Ramynyshin\ R;;! Ra,,:'R;n~,',- ' ._--~" ----' -,-~
and Terry, faSfname unkncwn.
Orban said that he sat down at the table, took two bites of this pizza when he heard a janitor
come in through an outside door yelling for everyone to gel dowl), ~ said that he looked out the;iJ.r'!':
windows and saw a person who he believes was Dylan Klebold~ a male student m the leg and
throw a pipe bomb into the parking lot He said that he and other students then got under the tables,
He said that then he and other s~",dents began running towards the stairs and as they ran Orban
couid hear what he described as booms thinking in retrospect that these were pipe bombs, Orban
said that as he approached the stairs he could see th31the stairwell was quite crowded and there
was a teacher in the hallway by tl1e food cart directing them down tl1e hall. He said that he ran down
the hall until he had to make a right and followed that hallway down to the last classroom. He said
there were numerous students gOing Into that olassroom and there were several teachers in the class
with them, He said that after several minutes lhe teachers heard the shooling from what he believes
was upstairs and he, at the direction of the faoulty, ran aut the south exit doors from this classroom,
across the student parking lot and to a house at Polk Street and Pierce. He said they went in the
house for a short time and a student there had a cell phone and he was able to call his mother, He
'Ieved he was able to contact her at approximately 11:45 a.m. Orban had been separated from his
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LAKEWOOC POUCE CEPARTMENT SUPPl.EMENTA1. REPORT
~,PORT1NG AGENT: GEORGE MCG1.YNN CASE NUMBER: 99-38856';T1M: C01.UMBINEHIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: 04129199
OFFENSE: AOAlCOLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCElJEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINFORMATION CONTR01. NUMBeR: DN2513, FBI: 114A-DN57419, JSCO: CR#99-1625
mends at the table when he left the table. Orban did not leave anything behind in the cafeteria. He
said he had been wearing brown corduroy's and a green T shirt. He said he took his backpack with
him when he left Orban said that he noticed nothing unusual In the cafeteria prior to the incident
beginning, that he didn't nonce any iarge duffel bags or backpacks that appeared to be unattended.
However. he staled that he probably wouldn't nonce such an item because it is common practice far
the students to drop their packs and go get food, using their packs to save a spot. Orban said that
he was familiar with the trench coat mafia only by name and knew that they were kids that wore
trench coats, but had no run in's with them and couid provide no further information on the trench
coat mafia. He also did not know Eric Harris or Dylan Klebold. Orban did not know of any students
who were building pipe bombs or stockpiling weapons. He does not have his own web sIte and does
not have Intemet access at home.
I next intervIewed Braden Pesuslch. He il'ldicated he had not been in the cafeteria any other
time during the day and had gone to the cafeteria for the A lunch. He said that he had come from the
upstairs into the cafeleria, had gone to the lunch line and then made his way to the table when the
incident began. He said that he observed people standing up by the west windows and felt perhaps
there was a tight. He said that he had a fairly clear yiew of the kid running up the hil!, trying to ;un up
and get away, when he heard more shots. He said thai he then observed what he thought were pipe
bombs being thrown into the parking lot. He said that he saw one of the gunmen by the wlMdow
shooting down towards the ground. He could not see what the gunman was shooting at The only
description he could remember was that this gunman had iong aurly hair and in retrospect thinks It
was Dylan i'<lebold. He said about this time people were starting to run for the stairs to the cafeteria
He said that he ran along the south waU and that he saw a girl screaming. He thought hiname
might be Kim or Patty Blair. He couldn·t be sure because the Blair's are twins. He said that the glri
was screaming "Ann Marie, Ann Marie". He said that shortly past this girl that was screaming, was a
male student who was covered with blood. He said he didn't appear to be injured. but he had blood
.. oyer him. He said he next focused on the stairs and saw there was a large crowd there and ran
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LAKEWOOD POLICE OEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT
'?ORTING AGENT: GEORGE MeGlYNN CASE NUMBER: 99-38856vICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: 04129199OFFENSE: AOAlCOLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCEiJEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: DN2513, FBI: 174A..oN57419, JSCO: CR#99-7625
down the corridor into·thelanguagesection of thebuilding. He said that he didn't go entirely down
the hall. but made a rtght tum by the Special Ed hall. Hesaid as he ran past the stairwell he oould
heara rapid seriesof shots from wherehe believed wase~her behind him or upstairs. He said that
hethen ran down the corridorpast the Speclal Edclassroom and outof the building. Pesustcn said
that he took his packwith him and he was weartng khaki colored pants and a dark blue T shirtand
left nothing behind in the cafeterta. Pesusioh said thathewas familiar with the trench coat mafia only
by name but hadno run in's with them and cculd provide no further information on the trench coat
mafia, He also did not know Eric Harrisor Dylan Klebold. Pesusich did not knowof any students
whowere building pipe bombsor stockpiling weapons. He doeshaveIntemet access at home,
however he does not have a web page or username, Pesuslch couid add nothing further
I also interviewed Ali Boukhalfa, whoalso stated he had only been in the cafeteria duringthe A
eh and that he had comefrom upstairs. He said he had been in lineand was making hisway
backto the tablewhen the incident began. He heard a commotion anda loud thud outside thewest
windows. He got up and saw a suspectwithwhat hebelieved wasa shotgun. He observed him
shoot the gun but did not know wherehe shot it Into. He then sawwhathe thoughtwas a pipe bomb
go flying through the air and then the suspect ran to the north Side and up the stairs. He then heerd
several loud bombs as he was getting down. He said thatwhenthe students began to run out of the
cafeterta he ran for the stairs. He wentup the stairs andthendirectly east out the southeast main
entrance and across the street Intothe park. Hesaid that as he was running out the corridor he
could still heargunshots whichhe believed were coming from behind him, Boukhalfa could not
identify the personhe saw with the shotgun andcould provide no furtherinformation as to what the
person might have beenwearing.
Boukhalfa left nothing behind, he was wearing jeans anda darkIlrey T shirt with II marbled
top. Boukhalfa said he wasfamiliarwith the trench coatmafla andhad seen them around. Healso
did not knowEneHams or Dylan Klebold but that in retrospect he had seen Klebold around the
1001. He had no direct involvement with the trench coatmafla, but had II friend named Brett
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'PORTING AGENT: GEORGE MeGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99-38856..CTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL CATE OF REPORT: 04129199OFFENSE: .lOA/COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCElJEFFCO SHERIFF'S OPPleEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: ON2513, FEll: 174A-ON57419, JSCO: CRft9·7625
Sullivan who had transferred to Englewood se_al months ago for other reasons. Sullivan had
bumped into Klebold andthey got into a pushing ecntest. Boukhalfa received this information
second hand and did not have personal knowledge of the Incident He could only addthat the trench
ceatmafia membenl seemed rather odd and he stayed awayfromthem. He did not know of any
students whowere building pipe bombsor stockpiling weapons and noijced nothing unusual in the
school the day this incident occurred. He doesnothavea web page andcould add nothing further.
Both Pesusich and 80ukhalfaverified the students that wereat their table. Theyalso
indicated on the mapsprovided their routes into andout of the building. Orban indicated his
entrance In a solid orange and his exit in a doted orange, Boukhalfa did his entry in a solid green and
extt in a doted green and Pesusich did his entry in a solid red and his exit in a doted red.
omONAL WITNESSES:
Braden Pesusicn, Ali Boukhalfa. Seth BlggI, Ian Hales. Nick Romynyshin, Rani Rao, Ryan
Barts andTerry, last nameunknown.
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LAKEWOOD POUCE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT, •.:PORTING AGENT: GEORGE MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99-38856VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: 04-30-99OFFENSE: AOA/COLUMBINE H1GH SCHOOL TASK FORCE/ JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: DN2801, FBI: 174A-DN57419, JCSO: CR #99-7625
SUSPECTS:
ERIC HARRIS
DYLAN KLEBOLD
WITNESS:
1. OWEN, ALISA , OOB: 08-31-81
6338 Geddes Drive. Littleton, CO 80128. 303-932-0215
Mother. CathyOwen, 6338 Geddes OMve, Littleton. CO 60128, 303-932-0215, work: 303-784-8190
Father: Michael Owen, 6338 Geddes Drive, Littleton, CO 80128. 303-932-0215, work: 303-757-9335
INVESTIGATION:
On 05-04-99 I was assigned Information Control Number DN2801 for follow up Investigation, The
Information Controlnarrativestated that Alisa Owen Ison the onginal cafeteMa backpack list.
On05-06-S91 responded to 6338 Geddes Drivewhere ImetwithAilsaOwenandhermother. Ailsa Owen
confirmed Ihal she was in the cafetaMa when this incident occurred.
Owen slated that on 04·20·99 she droveher car10 Columbine High School and parked in her assigned
parking space#214 in thesenior lot. Sheentered theschool through the student entranceIntotheCommons and
went up to her locker. which is on \he mainhall by the audltorurrn, She estimated she arrived at approximately
0700 hours. Shethen went to her physicsclassonthe mainlevel and spoke with her teacher For first hour she
has physics with Mr. Manuello. Second hour she has Spanish with Ms. Burch·SteMing. Third hour she has
language arts, whichis back00 the main leveland fourth hourshehas math in the mathwing. Forthat class she
had a substitute teacheranddoesnot recall thename. Shesaid thai after fourthhourshe went to her locker and
thenwentto the"A" lunch. Shereviewed the diagram olthe cafeteria andindicated she was seated at tabie'00"
The otherstudentssittingat her tablewere:Alex (lastnameunknown, a female). JessBrown, JennyCOlbY{Ydie
Perry,-;;'nd Pat (last name unknown). Owenestimated shearrived in the cafeteria at approximately t 115 hours
Shesaidthat she had traveledto the oafeteria with herfriend, Jenny COlby. She said that sheeurchased a pop,
sat downandstartedto eat her lunch. Shethinksthatperhaps sheateher sandwich and hadjust started eating
some chips when she heard a male voice yell -get down''', She said at that time the entire population of the
cateterta startedto get down their chairs and undertheir tables. She did the same andwas starting to question
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LAKEWOOD POLICE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTALREPORT,.",PORTING AGENT: GEORGE MCGl.YNN CASE NUMBER: 99.38856VICTIM: COl.UMBINE HIGH SCHOOl.. CATE OF REPORT: 04-30.99OFFENSE: AOAlCOl..UMBINE HIGH SCHOOLTASK FORCE!JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINFORMATIONCONTROl. NUMBER: 01'12801, FBI: 174A.DN57419, JCSO: CR #99·7625
herfriends andaskingwnatwas goingon. Shenoticed thatthenpeoplethatwere nearthe Windows werecrawling
on the floor and pushingtheir way toward the stairs. '
Owen said that she peaked up from overthe tableandable to look out the window. She said thaton the
hili area she saw someone trip and fall down. She thought that it was DYLAN. She said that he was wearing a
black trench coat and his blaok baseball cap whichhe wears backwards. She said that she also thought it was
DYLAN becauseof his curly hair. She couldnot see hiS handsandshe couldn't tell what he was wearing on his
feet. She said that she also saw someoneby the carsthatwereparkednear the building. She said that usually
ERIC, DYLAN and Zak have their cars parked in the first spots. She inte~ected that she knew that ERIC and
DYLAN andlak hadanived at school at 0430hoursto getthoseget thoseassignedparking spaces. Theywanted
to have the spots closest to the school.
Owen said that Zak drives a blue car, DYLAN has a black Volvo or BMW, and ERIC also drives a black
-. She said that there was one person standing between twocars in the iot. Shecouldn't tD the person as they
hadtheir back to her, but shethoughtthat they were wearing a blacktrenchcoat and lookedheavier-set andwas
wearing camel army pants. She said that she doesrecalilhatthere was a car parked in Zak's spot.whichis the
first spot and DYLAN'sspot which is the second spot andthinks that the third space was empty. She thefl said
thatshestartedto craWl acrossthe cafeteriafloortoward the stairwell. Shesaid that she saw peoplegoing up the
staits and she got up and ran.
Owen ran to the stairs and as she was going up the stairs noticed that a friend of hers had fallen. She
doesn't recall the friend's name.She helped her up andthought that she had sprainedher ankle. Shesaid that
theythenheardgunshotsInthe cafeteria behindthemandshealsoheardbombs. Peoplewerebeginning to panic
andyell "get out, get out". She said that she was frustrated as she went up the stairs because the crowd wasn't
moving fast enough and that wnen she finallygot up the stairs, she ran directlydown the hallway and out of the
building, She didn't recall hearing fire aiarms but did say that she did hear gunshots and bombs as she was
running out, These sounds were coming from behind her.
When she exiled the schoolshe went across the street into the Leawood Park and attempted to find her
friends. She was at a gazebo when she heardsomeone yelled to run.again and run into the neighborhood. She
ran into the neighborhood and got Into a house. Shedidn't knowwhose housethat it was, but she got on a cell
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LAKEWOOD POLICE DEPA.RTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REJOORT. ,.;PORTING AGENT: GEORGE MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99-38856VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: 04.30.99OFFENSE: AOA/COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCE! JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: ON2801, FBI: 174A..oN57419, JCSO: CR 1199·7625
phoneand was ableto call her mom. Her mother indicated that she receivedat 1222 hours. She then got a ride
to Leawood Elementary and was reunited with her parentsafter atrip to the hospital to check on some friends.
Owen estimated that it took her approximately ten minutes from Ihe time the Incident began until she was in
Leawocd Parle
Owen said her backpack is a blue and blackEastport. that it contains a red folder. rniscetlaneous papers.
adayplanner, several other books, a TI 83graphingcateulator, andawallet. Owensaidthat shewaswearing jean
overalls, a gray short-sleeved shirt. and tennis shoes.
Owensaid that she knew ERIC HARRISandthat she believesIn eighth or ninth grade shehad asxe<! him
to a class dance. She said that he is since been in severalof her classes including her CCS class taught by Mr
Webb. She was not in his particular group in the classanddid not knewwhat his paperwas about.She that when
evershewouldhang around ERIC and his friends, theywereconstantlyjOking around saying things like''l'm going
10\ you too". Owen said that this was Just their senseof humor and she did not feel threatened by the talk.
Owen said that she had seen DYLAN KL5BOLD in the hallways and several weeks prior to the incident,
had talked to him about school. She said shewas extremely surprisedwhen it turned it was DYLAN KLEBOLD~.
was involved Inthe incident because she describeshim as "a nice guy" She wasn't surprised to find out that It
was ERICHARRISbecause he had a very dark sideandhe alwayskept to himself. I askedOwen to characterize
her relationship with ERIC and DYLAN. She said that they more of acquaintances than friends.
Owensaid that she also knewZak Hecklerandthat he hadbeen in oneof her classes, a PowerPointclass
for physics. However, she didn't even considered herself an acquaintance of Zak only that she knew him
Owens said that sh'l' usually ate lunch with a group of girls who liked to associated themselves with the
"trench coat mafia", Their names were Nicole Marks. Krista (last name unknown), Alex (last name unknown.
possiblyMarsh), and Vanessa (last nameunknown). She said that usuallythe talk at their lable was aboutprom
or social actiVities and the only time she ever heard them talking about weapons was Alex and VanessaJoking
about sword-fighting. She further stated that Nicolepossibly Marks, was dating Chris Morris. Krista (last name
unknown)was dating Eric (last name unknown) who alwayswears a beret. She said she was unaware of who
Alex and Vanessa might be dating. She said that Krista alwayswore black and she always wore black overalls.
Shesaid that Alex alwayswore dark clothesbut usually black, usually darkgrays and greens, Vanessaalsowore
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LAKEWOOD POLICE DEPARTMENTSUPPLEMENTAL REPORT_PORTING AGENT: GEORGE MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99-38856
VICTIM; COLUMBtNE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT; 04-30-99OFFENSE: AOAJCOLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCE! JEFFCO SHERlFF'S OFFICEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: ON2801, FBI: 174A·DNS7419, JCSO: CR #99·7625
darK clothasbutnot usuaUy black. Shesaidthatanothergirt, Jenny, thatusuallyhangsoutwith them,always wore
a ccior-guard jacket and Jessica, who hangs out with them,always wore very reveaUng clothing,
Owen said that she had no problemswith 'trench coal mafia' members and had not hear of any other
studentshavingproblemswith them. When askedabout unusual backpacks ordufflebags in thecafeteria, Owen
said that she does recall a packnear their table thatwasbetween herandthe popmachines, Shesaidthat it was
very large and on the floor and peoplewere stepping over it She said she remembers someoneaSking who II
belonged to It and no one answeredup for it She saidthatseveral students tried push it out Ofthe way but it was
so heavy it wouldn't move or they didn't moveit Owendid not knowanybody wllh double-pIerced eyebrow and
does not have Internet access,
Owen'smother indicatedat the endof lhe interview that theyalsowereacquainted with RobynAnderson
andTiffanyBurke. She statedthat on the day that the incident occurred, Alisahadbeencallingnumerous friends
'ind out if they were okay that evening, One of the callssoe made waS to Tiffany Burke, Shesaid that Tiffany
was no longera friend but her namejust appeared 1n the phonebooksthat Alisa was using andshe calledher.
Shesaid that laterwhen Ailsawasn't in the residence, TiffanycalledandCathyOwenasked her if shewas okay.
Shesaid Tiffany's responsewas'l wasn't there, andI don'twanttalk about it". In retrospect, CathyOwenthinks
this Isan unusualstatement. Alisa Owen couid add no furtherinformation.
AcDlTIONAL WITNESSES:
1. JESS SROWN
2. JENNY COLBY
3. LVOlE PERRY
4. ALEX (last name unknown)
5. PAT (last name unknown)
Thet>e were studentsseated at table '00" withAilsa Owen,
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LAKEWOOD POLICE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT. _PORTING AGENT: GEORGE MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99-38856VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGHSCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: 04-30.99OFFENSE: AOA/COlUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCE!JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: DN2799, FBI: 174A-DN51419,JCSO: CR #99-7625
SUSPECTS;
ERIC HARRIS
DYLAN KLEBOLD
WITNESS:
t. OWEN, NATHANIEL, 006: 10-23-83
9704 WEST POWERCIRCLE, LITTLETON, CO 80128, 303-933-3413
Mother. NancyOwen, 97Q4West PowerCirele, Llllieton, CO 80128, 303-797·7618. work: 303-861-6013
Father. TaylorOwen. 9704 West PowerCircle, Lillieton,CO 80128,303-797-7618, work 303-90H1709
INVESTIGATION:
On 05-05-99 I was assigned InfOlll1ation Control Nllmber 01'12799 for follow lip investigation The
Information Control narrativestated that Nathaniei Owenis on ttle original cafeteria backpack list.
On 05-06-99 I responded to 9704 West PowerCirclewhere I met with NathanielOwen and his parents.
Nathaniel confirmed that he was in the cafeteriawhen this incidentoccurred.
Owenslated that hetook the busto school. He believed the bUll numberis S1 He anrived at school by the
mainentrance, the entrancejust southof the main entrance. Hesaid that he entered the schooland wentto the
cafeteria areaand arrived there at approximately 0715 hours. He indicated on the map that he sat at a table near
the east pillar, possibly tablEl "HH" or W, He said that he visited with other studentswho were in the cafeteria
and then left the cafeteria to go to his first hour class which is journalism and the teacheris Jenkowski He sa,d
that the journalismclass is on the main level. He let! first hourto go to second hour, which is his language arts
class,Mr. Laba, and he metwith ChanesWhitsel. Theytraveledto the mathciaas togetherfor thirdhourwithMrs.
Layman. He said that aflerthird hour hehas fourth houroff andwentto the Commons. He said !l1at he golto the
Commons and went to his usual tabie which he identified as table"IT. He said that several of his other friendS
that have fourth 110ur off met him there, those being Jeff Holfer, Gift Seawright, Robbie Wisher. Chris Wisher.
Jordan Grimm, and otherstudent that they refer to as Nevel. Also BrianBay was with them at this lime, He said
!l1at sometimes they eat or do homework or just talkduringthis 110ur. He said that duringthe fourth hour hedidn't
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LAKEWOODPOUCEOEPARTMENTSUPPLfMENTALREPORT. _PORTING AGENT: GEORGE MeGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99-38856VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: 04-3G-99OFFENSE: AOAICOLUMBlNE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCEI JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: ON2799, FBI: 174A-oN57419, JCSO: CR #99-7625
noticeanyonecomein to the cafeteria and drop off a backpack or duffle bag. However, he indicatedhis backwas
to the doors by the facUlty lounge and he wouldn't havebeen ableto see anybody come. He said that due to his
conversations he probably wouldnot havenoticed. Hesaid that for the -A" lunch, Brian Say remained at the table
They were joined by Mike Nalfeh, Mark Opher, Kent Foncannon, Tyrone(last name unknown) and Kenny Rupp,
He said that they were sitting at their table and that he had golten his food at approximately at 1110 hours. He
purchaseda Subway sandwich. He said that Mark Opher left out the door to upstairs by the library and left out
the faculty door. Shortly after he left the incident began. Owen said that inilially he did not hear any shots but
heard whal he thought were chairs falling downor muffled bangs. He sakllhat he turned behind him and looked
out the WIndow. He said that he looked out the windowand saw three people. He said he saw two people lying
on the ground and as he lookedout the window he sawanothersludent go down He said the malestudentlhat
went down appeared as though he had been sholln the leg from the parking lot area. He said that the student
s wearing baggy shorts, blue jean style, a T-shirt which is dark In color, and he had short,blondhair. Hesaid
mat he Immediatelyturned aroundto his friendsand askedjlthey heardany gunshots. He said at aboutthe same
time he heara male teacher yelling "get down, get down' He Immediately dropped down andgot behind some
chairs. He s.ltd his initial responsewas just hide by Ihe chairsandhe waited a minute or two and then he started
to move toward the stalnwell. He saiel that there were peoplecrawling and runningtoward the stairs. He said that
he got to the stairwell, he saw that the stairs were extremely crowdedandhe grabbed his friend Tyrone whowas
standing there, and they ran down the foreign language hallway corridor. then directly to the doors He said that
when they got to the doors. he had lost Tyrone aiongthe way. Therewasa girl standing by the door,Theypaused
for a moment at the door and then the girl ran from the scnoct. He immediately followed her and he heard a
teacher yelling at them to stay in the school. The teacher then yelled to them to "get our and other students
startedto comeout of the school. He said that he followed the girl and then lost her at some point as he across
the street into Leawood Park, He said that he eventually ended up at a friend's housethat had stayed homefor
lunch by the name of Eric Long, and that more students arrived at the house. He said that as they were at the
park, they had been told to run into the neighborhoods. He said that while they were at Eric's house, they were
able to hear more gunshots and they ran from that house thinking It was too close. He ended up knocl<!ng on
some neighbors homes and an older oouple let him Into the house alongwith other students.
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LAKEWOOD POLICE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORTh_"'ORTING AGENT: GEORGE MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99-38856VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: 04.30.99OFFENSE: AOAlCOLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOLTASK FORCE!JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: DN2799, FBI: 114A.oN57419, JCSO: CR #99-7625
Owen said that he was fairly sure that student he observed was shot in the leg and that he was bleeding.
He said he couldn't be sure about the other two that were laying on the ground. He could provide no description
of the two. He said that he did not see anyone shooting a gun and did not see any of the suspects outside the
window,
Owen said that he did not see anything unusual in the cafeteria Whilehe was ,n there for fourth hours and
a lunch, He did not notj~ any large, unattended duffle bags.
Owen said that his backpack 'IS a green Janspcrt, He said that it is a very big bag and that he carries all
of his bOOKS, a math book, a Spanish book. vocabulary book, journalism book, three large binders, several other
notebooks and his Texas Instruments calculator, Owen said that he was wearing a white shirt, Khaki pants, and
Dock Martin boots or shoes.
Owen said that he has hllard of the 'trench coat mafia' prior to the incident, However, he has had no
'ael with them and no Incidents that he has been involved in, He had heard that several weeks prior to the
incident that there was going to be a fight between the "trench coat mafia" and the jocks, He never heard of
anything coming of it and wasn't aware of any fight. He said that usually there are 'trench coat mafia" students
silting at a table near the door. He identified thallable as 'UU·, He said normally there IS a dark, blond-haired
students that wears black cargo pants and a trench coal, has sunglasses, is fairiy skinny and has a paie
complexion, Owen believes he is a junior al the school and is unaware 01 his name. He said that one time while
they were in the cafeteria he had heard other students from across the way leasing this 'trench coat mafia"
member.
Owen does not know of any students with double-pierced eyebrows. He does have Intemel access but
does not have a user name or ICO account. He says that he has not seen anything about the "lrench coat mafia"
on the Internet and hasn't tried to access their sites Owen could provide no further informalion to the
investigation.
ACOtTIONAL WITNESSES:
1, JEFF HOFFER
2. GIFF SEAWRIGHT
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LAKEWOOD POLICE DEPARTMENTSUPPLEMENTAL REPORT••",PORTING AGENT: GEORGE MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99-38856VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: 04-30-99OFFENSE: AOA/COlUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCE! JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: ON27t9, FBI: 174AoON57419, JCSO: CR #99-7625
3. ROBSIE WISHER
4. CHRIS WISHER
5. JORDAN GRIMM
6. NEVEL(last name unknown)
7. BRIAN BAY'/
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10, KENT FONCANNON •
11, TYRONE (last name unknown)
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
5/6/99
On 5/5/99, Johnathan OWens, DOB 6/10/82, 5409 WestHinsdale Avenue, Littleton, Colorado, was advised of the identityof the interviewinq Aqent, and the nature and purpose of theinterview. He was interviewed in the presence of l1i& Mother,Mary Ann Owens, DOB 7/3/57. He provided the followinqinformation.
On 4/20/99, John arrived at Columl:>ine Hi..h School atapproximatelY 7:00 a.m. He went directly to the cafeteria, andsat by himself at table JJ or MM. He didn't notioe any duffelba..s or baokpacks that stood out to him or looked unusual. At7:30 a.m., he went to a computer class to assist a teacher withthis class. Afterwords, he went to his normal classes.
His last class prior to first period lunch was hishistory class, that let out at approximately 11:10 a.m. Fromhere, John went directly to the caflllteria. He bouqht his lunchat the school store, and walked to table SB, which is near thewindows on the west side of the cafeteria. He was seated withthe followinq individuals.
1. Danny Abrams v2. Peter(P.J.j capra.!
As he was eatin.. lunch, he noted that several students Werestandinq up and lookinq out the west windows of the cafeteria.He also looked out the windows, and observed a student whom hecouldn't identify with a blood oovered Ie.. runnin.. towards thebaseball liiamond. Next he saw a qunman at the bottom of thestairs on the west side ot the cateteria dressed in blackclothing, however not in a black trench coat. The qunman had onblack pants, a black shirt, and lonq blond hair (neck lenqth).The gUnman pointed a sawed off shotgUn towards the qround andtired once. He then got down on tne tloor, and as he did, heheard an explosion in the sehool parkin.. lot. Teachers andjanitors were yelling for students to get down. John crawledhalfway to the stairs near tne trophy case, and then ran to thestairs, and heard qunfire at the top ot the stairs. Instead of..oin.. up the stairs, he ran down the foreiqn langUage hallwaywith many other students. He and a qroup ot stuclents went intothe last classroom on the left next to the exit. There were also
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two teachers in this olassroom. A student named JUlie Brunoffattempted to call 911, however the line was hUsy, They were inthis classroom approximately two-three minutes, and then theteachers dircted them out of the school, across the parking lot,and south to the first house to the south of the school onPieroe. There were many students in this house, and after fiveor ten minutes 'he left and a stUdent driving a small car(possihly white in color) gave John and a few other unidentifiedstudents a ride into the neighl>orhood, and went to the house ofyet another unidentified student. John stated that he thinksthat the student thet gave him a ride looked like a student inthe 1998 yearbook in the Trench coat Hafia photo, The stUdent hepointed to was Brian Sargent.
John did not see Harris or Klebo1d around school oneither Monday or Tuesday. He actually didn't know lI:lebold orHarris per se, however he thinks that in the past he has seenthem and other TCM: students around the school. He didn't knowvery much about the TCM:, but has haard that they can gat drugsand guns.
John does use the Internet, and has a screen name ofsurfer 211:1.. He does not have an ICQ, and doesn't utilize chatrooms.
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESl'IGAnON
5/25/99
on 5/21/99, Johnathan Owens, DOS 6/10/82 was advised ofthe identity of the interviewing Agent, and the nature andpurpose of the interview. He was interviewed in the presence ofhis Mother, Mary Ann Owens, DOS 7/3/57. He provided thefOllowing information.
A previous interview conducted with Johnathan on5/5/99, was referenced, and a copy of the 302 provided for him toreview. Specific reference in the body of the 302 was made tohis viewing a gunman at the bottOM of the stairs Qutside the westside of the cafeteria that pointed a sawed off shotgun at theground and fired. He was then shown a series of photographs in aphoto lineup in order to determine if any of these photographswere of the same individual that he saw on 4/20/99, previouslyreferenced. He positively identified Dylan Klebold as theindividual that he saw on that day.
specific reference was also made in the body of the 302to Johnathan being given a ride after the incident by a studentthat he thought might have been srian Sargent. He was then shownanother Series of photographs in a photo lineup in order todetermine is any of these photographs were.of the same individualthat gave him a ride on 4/20/99. He positively identified Briansargent as being tne driver of tne car.
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