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On Monday, 08-09-99, at approximately 1207 hours, I contacted witness Sneddon by telephone at his residence. I asked him '0

provide me any information he could reference to fifth houractivities on 04-20·99. He indicated on that particularday he wa

a substitute teacher assigned to the Home Economics class and was specifically in Room #2 during fifth hour that day. He indicatedthat the room was particularly noisy and did not hear anything significant other than the fire alarm sounded. At this time he instructedhis students,numberingabout twenty-five plus or minUs, to go into tbe 1M Room # I and exit throughthat particula fire door which leads out onto the tennis courts on the northwest side ofthe building. He indicated that once the students Wet out he h.imself exited the school after turning off the stoves in his classroomas to the fact that he does not know how long he wa going to have to remain outside for the fire drill. He indicatedthat he began moving northward towards the tennis courts wee he heard someonesay,"They're still shooting." He dicinot knowwho had said this,and he indicatedthat he was also told shortI after this time by other teachers to escort the kids into the Clement Park area as to their possibly being a person with a gun up on the roof. He indicated that he had approached a chain link fence, approximatelySeven feet tall and began helping'student over the fence. He said that while he was outside, he could hear distinct poppingnoises, but indicatedthat he thought they wer firecrackers and was not told until taterthat it was actually gunfire corningfrom the building. He said that he moved his student through the Clement Park area and had staged there when he was asked by numerous students if they could go home. He indicated that some ofthem lived nearby and was at that time agreed upon to let whatever students leave that wanted to leave He said that be stayed in Clement Park and talked to numerous students for support. Witness Sneddon said that he had -reviously taught Earth Science at Columbine High School for twelve years and had since moved to substitute teacher status.

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rides. He said that he arrived homeat approximately 1730 to 1800 hours, While still on scene. witness Sneddon said that he did not seeany smokeor fire coming from the building, did not see actually anyone can;ringor usinga gun. He indicated tho he knew Eric Harrisand Dylan Klebold verywell and ~ themtwoof his best friends. He indicated that he had the

both in class and said that theywerealways politeand cordial to him, indicating that Dylan had one time told him that he was on eof the fewpeoplethat actually evertalkedto him. He saidthathe knewthat theywere in the group known as Trench Coa

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Foods teacherSandra Inman was interviewed on 7-20-99 by Investigator R.D. Rekerand she states that she was not in school that day due to a personal day and that George Sneddon was the substitute teacherthat day and that he is very hard to contactdue to retirement and being out of towna lot of the time. George Sneddon 584 S. Field st. Lakewood.Colo. 303-986-6357 The below listed students were in the Gourmet Foods Class and were telephonically interviewed between 6-7-99and 7-20-99 and they all state that they were in the class and when the fixe alarm went off that they then proceeded out of the school and saw and heardnothing. Erin Bootz - control # 4404 DanielHolsey-#4412 John Mckinney-#4423 Lindsey Galas -#4410 Nicole Schlieve It 4426 Kristen Lombardo #4421 Dionna Kaska #4418 Emily Honeyeut It 44 J 3 Andrea Bannister#4402 Sarah Prinzi # 4424 JamieAhrens It 4401 Michael Dinkel#4408 Andrea Cook #440S Crud Larson # 4420

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On Thursday, 07-15-99. at approximately 1120 hours, I contacted witness Zerr by telephone at her residence. I told her that I was interviewing facility and staffof theschool and wanted to speak withher in reference to any information she could provide whileat school on 04-20-99. Witness Zerr toldme the following information. She said that during fifth tbat is herbreak period and she was in her office. She said at some point and couldnot be specific as to any particular time, she heardthe fire alarm sound where at that time she and another substitute teacher. identified as George Sneddon. began 10 evacuate students through the classroom to the north part of the school. She saidthat these students werebeing evacuated from both halls and adjacent classrooms. She said that an unidentified female student approached her and said something to the effect, "Mrs. Z, they're shooting everybody." She said thatshecontinued in a northdirection toward the smokers pitarea where she observed principal Frank DeAngelis running back andforth from thatarea into theschool. tryingto evacuate students from the gym area. She said thatshe was told not to go in there in, someone was saying to move away from the buildingand don't get yourselfblocked in. She was still rather uncertain as to what the situation was and indicated that she. along with numerous students and teachers

proceeded over thechain link fence and walked toward the parking lot in Clement Park near South Pierce Street. Shesaid that she alongwith other students and teacherwerehiding behind parked cars and was asked by several studentsif they couldJUSt get In their cars and leave. She indicated that police had approached her andcontinued to tell her and other individuals to keep moving away from the building as there may hea person with a gun on theschool roof, Shesaidthateventually sheandanother 1lOuP of students and teachers walked to theColumbine Public Library. at which time students were already stagingthere and

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parents were beginning to show up at that location. She said that the library staffhad made arrangements for individuals to go into. back room and stay with Columbine students. She said that she began to help in making a list of which students were at the library and try to coordinatewhich students were at LeawoodElementary as parents began asking questions as to where their

children were. She said eventually police showed up over there and took over that particular student roster responsibility. She said that she stayed at the library until about 1730to 1800 hours, where at that point she made arrangements for her husband to pick her up from that location. WitnessZerr could not reallyprovideany more information or account of this incidentother than to

say while she was on scene, she did not see any people carryingor using guns. She did not hear any shooting or explosions.

did not observe any fire or smoke coming from the building. Did not notice anything unusual on the announcement of the day posted tbat morning,had no prior knowledgeof the groupknownas Trench COal Mafia, however,did know several students who wore long, black trench coats. She said that she had never had any direct contact with Eric Harris or Dylan Klebold. Witness Zerr did not provide any additional information.

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On 6-10-991 contacted Anderson who told me that on 4-20-99 he was in his Weights class when he heard the fire alarm. Thinking this was a fire drill he exited the schoolt.bru the outside weight room door. While he was standing by the teImis courtsan Art leacher contactedhim and toldhim10 run 10 Clements Park. Anderson also heardsome

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Background: Cindy BARKER, DOB 01/14184,5644 W. Leawood. Telephone 303n97-7618 went to Columbine library and allegedly saw one of the subjects whoadvised he had graduated from CHS last year and that he was comingbackon 04120199 to initiate the incident. This individual also had a web site, "RebeI.COM". Stephanie BRESEE (Control number 3735) was also present with BARKER at Columbine library.

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BARKER was interviewed on May 25, 1999 at ber residence, in the presence of her mother, BabzanneBARKER. BARKER told me that she has no knowledge of the information contained withinthe lead sheet. She said Stephanie BRESEE, who was with her at the library following the shooting mighthave further. BARKER was in 5"' hour P.E. class at the timethe shooting started. She was outsidethe gym doors in the hallway. She recalls that Mr. DeANGELIS directedthem to go into the gym. She recalls seeing smokein the hall, and that the students bid in an equipment closetfor 10 or 15 minutes, then they wentout the back gym doors,and ran to the park, After that theywentto the Columbine library. No further information.

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INVESIIGATION On 6·30-99, at approximately0900 hours. J contacted witness Baumgartnerby telephoneand asked her to provide any pertinent information relevant to this case.

She advised me at about l l l S hours. on 4-20.99. she was in the training room locatedoff the gym area with two students, She advised at about that time a taculty member Joe Marshall, a P,E, teacher in the building came by and said to "get down on all fours. and get back," She was unsure as to what was going on at the time and thought it was something related to wirnes Marshall', P,E. class, She said about 30 seconds later she heard a series or approximatelysix to ten gunshots. and advised that they were very distinct, coming from the main hallway located behind her class room, She said about that time the fire alarm went off and she had turned off the lights and had locked the two students in a training room, She and another staff member. Chris McCauley. roamedbackand forth betweenthe hallways adjacentto her room, She advised she did not specificallysec any people with guns, and she had went into the weight room. She advised she looked out the window and saw several students running out of the building and discussed the situation with Chris McCauley and decided to exit the building at that time, She unlocked the class room and had the two students exit that room as well as about 20-25 students exit Chris McCauley's class room and they went out the weight room door, She said at that point she saw principal Frank DeAngeles (ukn spellingJ_ He advisedher that students were still in the gym. and she went back into the gym through the weight room doors, She said that Joe Marshall was also in the area and told her to help a student that was laying or. the pathway somewhere near the area, Wimess Baumgartnercould not provide a specific location. She said she saw a police car in the area and she was advised by an officer to stay away from the building, She said she men ended up in the northarea in Clement Park and stayed there all day; specifically where tape had been cordoned off. She said she just generallyassisted studentsand teachers stay calm. At approximately 1830

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Crystal M. Bragazzi, DOB 05/18/1981, 7053 South Owens Way, Littleton, Colorado, telephone (303)932-7855, a senior at Columbine High School, was interviewed at her home in the presence of her parents, Mark and Cindy Bragazzi, by Special Agent (SA) Ricky v. wright regarding the incident that took place on 04(20(1999 at Columbine High School. After being advised as to the identity of the interviewing agent and the nature of the interview, Bragazzi provided the following information: At the time of the shooting, Bragazzi was in her 5th period girls physical education class in the gymnasium area. Bragazzi is a teachers assistant that period. The teaoher of the class is Kris Macauley. There were 32 girls in the class and one other teacher's assistant. At approximately 11:45 am, the girls in the class were leaving the gymnasium area and walking down the liall toward the main hall. The front girls saw two gunmen in the main hall and turned and ran back into the gymnasium and told the teacher. Bragazzi was at the back of tne group with the teacher and did not see the gunmen. The teacher herded the class into the wrestling room just off of the gym. There was also a boys weight class in the gym area and they joined the girls class. Another teacher. Mr. Marshall, pulled the :f ire ala..-m. The two classes went from the wrestling room into the adjacent weight room and then exited the school out the weight room e:ltit. Once outside the school, the class proceeded to Clement Park. As far as Bragazzi knew, the gunmen did not try to get into the gymnasium. While at Clement Park, at approximately 12:15 pm, Bragazzi saw Chris Morris and another unknown individual drive up in a rusty red, older model, hatchback. He was wearing the green beret that he usually wears. MOrris seemed in a hurry to get to the school and was angry that the police would not let him drive through to the school. Rebecca Heins was in Sragazzi's Sth period physical education class that day. Sragazzi knows that Heins is a friend of Eric Harris, Dylan Klebold, and Brooks Brown. Heins dressed in workout clothes that dey, but also wore a black scarf around her neck. When asked by the teacher, Kris Macauley, if she would JC-001- 005225

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Bragazzi has a 3rd period philosophy class with Eric Harris and a 4th period creative writing class with both Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. Bragazzi knew ll.a=is from her sophomore year when they worked on some school projects together. Since that time, Bragazzi has not associated with Harris. This year, Harris has acted like he did not even know Bragazzi and would not respond if she said hello. Eric Harris sat by Rebecca Heins and Brooks Brown in philosophy. Harris was not in class the day of the shooting. On that day, Brooks Brown sat in Harris' seat so he could sit by Rebecca Heins. Brown got in an argument with the philosophy teacher that day and seemed glad that he had made the teacher mad. Bragazzi did not know that Harris was a member of the Trenchcoat Mafia. Bragazzi described the Trenchooat Mafia as a group of outcasts. Bragazzi had heard that those 'seeking to join the Trenchcoat Mafia had to do strange sexual things to become a member. Bragazzi's friend, Athana Lagos, told Bragazzi that she was in the school library at the time of the shooting. On the day of the shooting, Bregazzi was wearing blue jeans, a black and white shirt, and sandals.

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Backmwn¢ On 05/25199 interviewed Judy KELLYwho was tl:acber of 4'"hour creative writing class. to clarify if Brooks BROWN was there. She was 1JIlSIIre. She suggested tbat Crystal BRAGAZZl who sat next to BROWN. might he able to advise.

I.a!1: InterView Crystal BRAGAZZl re: BrooksBROWN. Disposition: SUBJECT:

Crystal M. BRAGAZZI DOB: 05·18-81 7053 S. Owens Way Littleton, CO 80127 (303)932-7855

BRAGAZZI was interviewed by telephone at her residence on May 28. 1999. During 4lll houron April 20. 1999,BRAGAZZI was in Ms. KELLY'screative writing class. Her assigned seat wasnext to that of BrooksBROWN. BRAGAZZI recalls that BROWN was present in class on April 20lll , but that he was not sitting in hisassigned seat. instead, she said, he was sitting in Eric HARRIS' assigned seat. nextto Rebecca HINES.

BRAOAZZI said chis was unusual. becauseHARRIS almost never missed class. and was not present. and BROWN was almost never in class. andhe was there tbat day. Shedoes not know whyhe would be sitting in HARRIS' seat.

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Background: Stephanie BRESEE,7285 S. Webster St, Telephone 3031933-5826 went to Columbine Library with CindyBARKER (Controlnumber 3736) and allegedly saw one of the subjects, whoadvised he had graduated from CHS last year and that he was coming back on 04120199 to initiate me incident, This individual also had a web site, "Rebel.COM".

.!&llll: Interview Stephanie BRESEE re: her allegedcontactwith one of meCHS shooting subjects at the Columbine Library. DiilPosition: SUBJECT:

Stephanie D. BRESEE DOB: 08122184 7285 S. Webster St. Littleton, CO 80128

BRESEE was interviewed on May 26, 1999at her residence, in me presence of her mother, Laura BRESEE. BRESEE said she was in 5'" hour P.E. class at me timethe shootingstarted. She was by the gym, leaving the wrestlingroom, to go outside to playsoftball She was right by me main doors to the gym. She recalls Mr. DeANGELIS running by and tellingme students to go into me gym, but she thought there was a senior prank going on. and didn't want to go inside. Then she saw one of me suspectsin the hall, wearing a trench coal. She thinks she sawa second suspect,wearing white. She said they were in the hall, walkingawayfrom the area of the office, toward the library. At that time she ran into the gym. where she and adler students hid in an equipment room until about 11:45. AI that time the principal and the gym teachertold them to leave, and they ran to the park, men to Columbine Library. While they were at the library, BRESEEsaid she was crying. and a girl came up to her to help her. BRESEE said me girl told her mat she (the girl) had been told by one of her friends mat a boy who graduated last year (1997-1998 school year) said that the incidenthad been planned for a year.

Initially, BRESEE did not want ro tell me the nameof the girl who helped her, thenidentified her as SallyMELFI, a junior. (Leadgenerated).

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area. Bruchisthen heard the fire alarm and left the building. As they got outside a female art teacher was yelling at them to gel away from the school and at this time Bruchis hearda "big boom", Bruchis then ran to the smokerspit. He heard some more explosions then a "rat tat tal" sound, He ran to ClementsPark and left the area. Bruchisneither heard or saw anything further.

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Event Narrative: ROBIN CARROCCIA, DOB: 06107184. AT APPROXIMATELY 11:28 AM, CARROCCIAWAS IN THE 2ND FLOOR WRESTLING ROOM 'MTH THE REST OF THE BODY SHAPINGGYM CLASS. THE PRINCIPAL, FRANK DEANGELIS, CAME RUNNING IN AND INSTRUCTED THE STUDENTS TO GET iN THE GYM. PRINCIPAL DEANGELIS PUT ROBINAND 14 OTHER STUDENTS INTO A CLOSET ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE GYM. THE PRINCIPAL RETURNED APPROX 10 MINUTES LATER BRINGING:2 OTHER GYM TEACHERS WITH HIM. THE STUDENTS WERE THEN INSTRUCTED TO RUN OUT AND AWAY FROM THE BUILDING. EventCate: categories:

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TALKING TO FAMILY MOTHER AND DET DEMMEL, WHO IS THIS FAMILIES FRIEND, R081N HAD NOTHING ELSE OT ADD, EXCEPT SHE DIDN'T SEE ANY SUSPECTS. DET, DEMMELWILL FilE THEWRITTEN DETAILED INTERVIEW

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Narrative: On 6-21·99 I spoke with Dale who told me that on 4-20-99 she was In her Weights class and heard thefire alarm. Sheleft the building with the rest 01 herclassand once outside heard "big explosions", A female art teacher then dlrec1ed them away from the school to the smokers pit and then Into Clements Park, While at the smokers pit she heard more explosions andstudents from the commons saying that someone had guns. Dale did not see or hearanyihing else. Dale further told me that she did not know eitherHarris or Klebold.

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andheard"three bombs go off". Doyle said the blasts werepossibly inside the building by the commons. Ashe exited the school he was told by a teacherto "burry and run, he's gOt a gun" but Doyle was never told who "he" was and

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AT 1630 HOURS ON APRIL 27, 1999 I WENT TO 5123 S. CODY CT. TO CONDUCT AN INTERVIEW WITH NATALIE BAKER WHO IS A STUDENT AT COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL, AND WAS IN THE CAFETERIA AT TIlE TIME OF THE SHOOTING ON APRIL 20TH. WHILE WE WERE INTERVIEWING NATAL!E A SECOND TEENAGE FEMALE WAS PREseNT. TOWARD THE END OF THE INTERVIEW WITH NATALIE, NATALIE'S MOTHER DEBEIE BAKER, ASKED THE SECOND SUBJECT "ASHLEY YOU SAW THEM, TOO". AT THIS TIME THE SECOND FEMALE SUBJECT IDENTIFIED HERSELF AS ASHLEY EGELAND, A NINTH GRADER AT COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL. ASHLEY STATED THAT SHE WAS IN THE GYM WITH A GYM CLASS WHEN THEY HEARD SHOTS COMING FROM THE AREA OF THE LIBRARY. ASHLEY SAID THAT SHE WALKED INTO THE NORTH CORRIDOR FROM THE GYM CORRIDOR. AT THIS TIME SHE MET A GIRL SHE KNOWS ONLY AS "LACEY" WHO WAS RUNNING TOWARD HER (TO THE EAST). "LACEY" WAS SHamING TIlEY'VE GOT GUNS AND ARE SHOOTING PEOPLE. AT THIS TIME ASHLEY STATED THAT SHE OBSERVED TWO MALE SUBJECTS COMING AROUND THE CORNER OF THE LIBRARY HALL INTO THE NORTH HALL. ASHLEY ADVISED THAT BOTH SUBJECTS WERE ARMED. ACCORDING TO ASHLEY AS SOON AS BOTH SUBJECTS SAW HER AND "LACEY" THEY STARTED SHOOTING AT THEM. ASHLEY SAID THAT THEY BOTH RAN BACK DOWN THE GYM HALL AND INTO THE GYM. THERE THEY HID IN A SMALL ROOM OFF THE GYM FOR A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME AND THEN EXITED THE BUILDING BY WAY OF THE WEIGHT ROOM. ASHLEY SAID THAT THE CLASS RAN ACROSS THE SCHOOL GROUNDS AND INTO CLEMENT PARK. ASHLEY ESTIMATED THAT SHE WAS 15 TO 20 FEET FROM THE MALES WHEN THEY STARTED SHOOTING AT HER. ACCORDING TO ASHLEY BOTH MALES WERE TALKING AND LAUGHING AMONG THEMSELVES. SHE ADVISED THAT WHEN THE MALES NOTICED HER AND LACEY THEY SAID NOTHING BEFORE THEY STARTED SHOOTING. ASHLEY ADVISED THAT WHE..."1 SHE FIRST ENCOUNTERED THE [:dALES SHE GOT THE IMPRESSION THAT THEY HAD JUST SHOT ANOTHER GIRL BY THE WAY THEY WERE TALKING. ONE SAID TO THE OTHER "GOOD JOB GUYS" AND TIlEY STARTED LAUGHING. ASHLEY IDENTIFIED THE SHOOTERS AS ERIC HARRIS AND ACCORDING TO ASHLEY, WAS

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DRESSED IN A WHITE SHIRT WITH A BLACK TRENCH COAT OVER IT. SHE SAID THAT MORRIS WAS ARMED WITH A HAND GUN WHILE HARRIS WAS ARMED WITH A SHOTGUN. ASHLEY SAID THAT SHE WAS NOT SURE ABOlJT _ _ IDENTITY UNTIL HER SISTER HEATHER SHOWED HER A COLUMBINE YEAR BOO~E SAW HIS PICTURE IN THE BOO~ SURE THE TWO SHOOTERS SHE OBSERVED WERE ERIC HARRIS AND _ _ _ ASHLEY ADVISED THAT SHE HAD NOT BEEN IN THE CAFETERIA PRIOR TO THE SHOOTING AND KNEW NOTHING ABOUT THE DUFFLE BAGS IN THE CAFETERIA. ASHLEY DOES NOT PERSONALLY KNOW ANYONE INVOLVED WITH THE TRENCH COAT MAFIA NOR DOES SHE ASSOCIATE WITH THEM. SHE DID ADVISE THAT SHE HAS HAD CONTACT WITH THEM IN SCHOOL WHEN SHE Bv~PED INTO ONE ACCIDENTALLY, SHE APOLOGIZED AND WENT ON HER WAY. SHE ADVISED THAT THE MEMBERS OF THE GROUP HAD A HABIT OF INTIMIDATING OTHER STUDENTS. ASHLEY SAID THAT SHE HAD TOLD HER PARENTS ABOUT THE SHOOTING BUT SHE NOT BEEN CONTACTED BY ANYONE IN LAW ENFORCEMENT BEFORE APRIL 27TH. SHE DID ADVISED THAT SHE HAD DONE SEVERAL INTERVIEWS WITH CHANNEL SEVEN.

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On May 6, 1999 at 1030 hours I met with Ashley Ruth Egeland (dab 111·20·83) and her mother, Sharon Egeland (pager303-212.2475), at 8900 West Progress Drivein littleton, Colorado for the purpose of an interview. AshleyRuthEgeland provided the following information aboutthe Columbine High School incident, which occurred on April 20, 1999: • The following is a history on how witness Ashley Egeland is familiar with Dylan Klebold, Eric Harris and . Dvlan Klebold:

• Has seenDylan with Eric Harrison several occasions around schoolinvolved in the video filming for the Rebel News Network. · Dylan cameinto her Scienceclass with Eric Ranis and askedMs. Wyatt "howshe wanted her Web Page designed" or words 10 that effect. • Has seen Dylan around schoolon several occasions in a trench coat and was "pointed outby her friends as Dylan". - Recognizes Dylan as "having a broadernose, taller and not as scrawny as Chris Moms".

Eric Harris: • Has seen Eric Harris about ten (10) times around school wearing a trench coat.

• Ericcameinto her Science class with Dylan Klebold and askedMs. Wyatt"howshe wanted her WebPage designed" or words 10 thateffect. • Has seenEric withDylan Klebold on several occasions around school involved in the video filming for the Rebel News Network. • RanintoEric and Chris Morris in the hallseveral months ago. Ashley remembers saying "sorry 10 Eric" and "Eric said, don't worry aboutit". Described Eric as "being nice aboutbumping in to her", where as "ChrisMorris told meto watch where I was goingyou fucking bitch". Eric and Chris had on trench coats, ChrisMorris had on his "typical blackBeretand his sun glasses". • Ashley is friends withKatie Thompson andhas beenwith Katie whenshe was talking to Eric Harris. Ashley staled thatEric wasgoing 10 ask KatieThompson 10 Prom, bUI neverdid 10 her knowledge. JC-001·005250

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• Recognizes having "glasses" and generally describedas "shorter and scrawnier" than Dylan Klebold. - Ashley stated that she saw about two weeks before the April 20'" incident. She stated that she w w Natalie Bakerand Kelsey Fowlerwhen she d another unidentified white male werein observed the following: the same hall, but about I or :; feet arrher to the west. ~d this other male had on black trench coats. These two males were walkin;!m'down the hall while twoother white males were filming them with a video camera. She can onlyidentify thesetwo "filmingmales" as members of the AV Techroomand the RebelNews Network. •

Ashley stated that on April201ll she was in gym class Sill hour (11:10 a.m.). She stated thatthe gym class meets in the weight roomand her teacher is Ms. Macauley. She statedthat after a short while, believedto be "about II :25", the class was leaving the weight room so that theycould go outside and play softball.

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Ashley stated that "helf the classran towards the girls lockerroom and half of the classran to the wrestlingroom". She statedthat "Lacey fell at the corner of the halls" (sidehall that runs north I south and the main hall that runs east I west). Ashley stated that she "ran to help Lacey get up".

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Ashley stated that when she reached the comers of the hall (see attached diagram) that she lookedaroundthe comer and saw the "two gunmen". Ashleystated that "Lacey's back. was towards the gunmen" and "doesn't know if she (Lacey) saw their faces or not" at that particulartime.

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Lacey stated that she was "about 20 or 25 feet from them" at that time. She stated that diehall was "not dark" and that the "fire strobes wen:going off". It shouldbe notedthat this investigator did walk across the room to determine the approximate distance to the gunmen and the heightof the gunmen. .

• Lacey stated that they were walking east towards the IIIIlin office in a Uside by side fashion". We labeledthe gunmen as I; I and I; 2 with I; I being on Ashley's left (south side of the hall) and # 2 on Ashley's right (northside of the hall). She gave the following description of gunman I; I: - Whitemaleabout 6 feet tall with a non-descript build. - Dirty blonde hair about one inch long on top, "sana like a spike". - Wasnot wearing anything on his head, no facial hair and no glasses. - Had on a black ttench coat, "about twoor three inchesabove die top of his boots",

- Had on black boots - Had on a black T'-shirt, but "it could have been something over a shirt, like a shirt overa shirt". Nothing printed on the shirt, - The black trench coat was open in the front and the pocketson the coat "were bulgingwith something". - Statedthat gunman # I looked "SOrIa fat aroundthe middleand it could have been what he was wearing". • Pantswere dark and could have been a "camouflage type, either dark brownor daJ::k green". Feels that there was "somelight color in the pants", but can not describe any further. - Carrying a "long gun", about "24 inches long and black". Showed this investigator howgunman # I carriedthe long gun in both arms (as if he was a right handed individual). - Shot at the "doors and the lockers", about "10 or 20 times, rapidly". - Was"smiling and laughing" as he walkeddown the hall. JC..o01.005252 • Gunman 1/ I did not makeeye contactwith witness Egeland. - Did not have any gloves on his hands. •

Ashley Egeland stated that she recognized gunman 1/ 1 as Eric Harris,

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Ashley gave the following description of gunman It 2: - White male,about 5' 8" tall (described as the"same size as me (Ashley)"), with a "scrawny body" and glasses. Reading glasses (non-descript) and not sunglasses. - Darkbrown hair "below the ears and curled at the back". Ashley showedme with her hair and she was referring to thelateral edges of the back. - Wearing a white shirt, possibly a white T-shirtwith nothingon it that she could tell. - Did not haveany type of a hat on. - Wearing a black trench coat that went "half way downhis calf' (pointing). - Did not feel that there was "anything bulging fromhis coat pockets". - Blackboots witha heel. - Wearing dark pants. again "maybe dark camouflage". • Wearing nothing on his hands. - Carrying a "black band gun" in his left hand. - The gunlooked like this investigators (semi-automatic) versus a "revolver" that Ashley wasfamiliar with. - Carrying nothing in his right hand. - "Laughing as he was walking". - Ashley stated that gunman/I 2 made eyecontactwith her. - Shot "aboutthe samenumberof times as EricHarris".

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Ashley statedthat "she was stunned when she wentaround !he comer" and feels like she looked at themfor "about 15seconds". She stated that "when she did get Lacey to her feet Lacey was pullingher downthe hall" towards the wrestling room.

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about.cmally being Dylan. Ashley stated thatshe said "no, Dylanhas a broadernoseand doesn't wearglasses like ~ey stated that Heather got the yearbook out (1998) and they looke~ which she said "that's him". Ms. Egeland confirmed thisconversation. • •

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This investigator talkedto Ashley and her mother at great length abo~ identification and Ashley stated that she is "99.9 percentsure it was~ She statedthatshe understood that "nobody else has mentioned his name", but that ~as the oneshooting at me". She statedthat she has watchedsometelevision and has seenpictures of Eric on TV. She Slated that she has seen his picture about

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Ashley stated that she and Laceyran into the wrestling roomand that the principal "put us all in the storage room".

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Ashley stated that they were in the storageroom (inside the wrestlingroom) for about 15 or 20 minutesbeforeMs. Macauley made us run out the north doors and to Clement Park.

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Ashley stated that she does have a computerat home and her e-mail address is HOBBS656jj@!!9I Com. She statedthat she does not get on the Internet very often and does not know what"ICQ" means. She deniesknowinganyone with a double pierced eyebrow.

I gave Ashley Ruth Egelandand her mothermy business card should they need to have a contact regarding this incident. Included with this report is the diagram that Ashley drew her location at the time she observed the gunmenand a brief written statementthat she saw Harris and Morris as the shooters in the hall. I have also attached Detective Steffes(LPD)report (dated April 27, 1999)regardinga similarinterview with witness Egeland. Detective Steffesdid state that he forgot to include in his reportthat Ashleymentioned - . . . wearingglasses at the time of the shooting.

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On 10-07-99. between the hours ofl540 and 1650.1 had an opportunity to re-interview Ashley Egeland. DOBI1I-20-83, at the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. in reference to information she had passed on to Dan Pfannenstiel, who is an investigator with the West Metro Fire Department and Tim Steffes, who is an agent with the Lakewood Police Department in reference to her observations and identification o f _ being one of the gunmen at Columbine High School on 04-20-99, Also present during the interview were Ashley's parents. Richard and Sharon Egeland and her sister. Heather Egeland.

I questioned Ashley about statements that she had made '0 Agent Tim Steffes when he interviewed heron 04-27-99. During that interview Ashley told Agent Steffes that she was not sure o r " ' i d e n t i t y until she was shown a Columbine year book. at which time. she P i c k e d ' - ' u t of the book as one ofthe shooters involved. She also reiterated that she was positive that the other gunman that she saw at the high school was Eric Harris. I showed Ashley Agent Steffes' report, at which .me she confirmed that it wasn't until she saw the year book that she positively identified ~s the other gunman. 1referred Ashley back to the interview she had with Dan Pfannenstiel on OS.()6--99 control number 2913, at which time she told Investigator Pfannenstiel that the two gunmen she saw inside Columbine High School were Eric Harris and ~ I asked Ashley if she believes she could have made a mistake on her identification of~d she told me that she did not believe she made a misidentification. Ashley was laid that during the course of this investigation. t h a t " ' h a d been contacted by the Jefferson County Sheriffs Office and interviewed at great length, 1explained to Ashley that we had learned through our investigation tbat~ad left Columbine High School prior to the shooting incident and was off campus when this incident occurred.

At tms point, 1showed Ashley a time line that was prepared in reference to - ' a c t i v i t i e s On 04-20-99. I went over the time line with Ashley and had her read through the time line. After Ashley finished, she handed the time line back to me and said with the information you're providing me, it looks like I made a mistake. but she told me in her mind. she believed that - " . s still the individual that she saw in Columbine High School with Eric Harris.

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[ went over information w' had obtained through additional witnesses that were in the same

area where Ashley was at, telling her that several other witnesses positively identified Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, as being the two armed gunmen, At this time, [again asked Ashley if she made a mistake in her identification o~ Again, Ashley told me that it is possible. but still believed that _ w a s the other gunman she saw at school that day, In reference to Investigator Pfannenstiel's report, Ashley stated that she was with a student known to her by the first name of

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: FBI Case Number: 4-DN-S74 I 9, DN 5051. A copy of the time line that was shown to Ashley has been attached with this supplemental report.

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On May 11, 1999 this investigator conducted a telephone interview with Anja Heidrich, who is a sophomore at Columbine High School. Ms. Heidrich made the following statements. MS. Heidrich stated sbe was in gym class when the shooting started. The gym class was getting ready for their walk in Clement Park when Mr. DeAngeles came rtmIling toward us to tell us to get back in the gym. Mr. DeAngeles locked us in the gym. MS. Hedrich stated she heard gunshots but never saw the gunmen. Ms. Hedrich stated she is moving back to Germany in three weeks. Her German Visa is in her gym locker along with other personal items and she would like her stuff back. She has to have her visa to get back to Germany. I told her I would pass this information on to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. This information was given to Chris Andrist. Information: Anja Heidrich 303-791-3956

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On May 11, 1999 thi,s investigator conducted an interview with Hanna Meijel, Who is a student at Columbine High School. Ms. Heijel made the following statements. Ms. Heijel stated she was in gym class on April 20, 1999. They were getting ready to go outside and walk in Clement Park. Mr. DeAngeles the principal for Columbine High School told them to go back in the gym and get down on the floor. Ms. Heij el stated she heard gunshots. the gunmen.

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Rebecca Heins, DOS 03/10/1981, 7100 West Walker Avenue, Littleton, Colorado, telephone (303)933-2554, a senior at Columbine High School, was interviewed at her residence by Special Agent (SA) Ricky V. Wright and SA Russell J. Atanasio regarding the incident that took place on 04/20/1999 at Columbine High School. After being advised as to the identity of the interviewing agent and the nature of the interview, Heins provided the following information: At the time of the shooting, Heins was in the gymnasium attending her 5th period girls physical education class taught by Kris Macauley. Heins first learned of the shooting when the Principal, Mr. DeAngelis, came into the gymnasium area and told Heins and nine other girls to hide in a storage area off of the gymnasium, while he went to investigate shots that had been fired. Among the girls with Heins, were Megan Kelley and Mandy Glodsby. Heins is not sure where the rest of her class went. When DeAngelis came back, he was with two other teachers and Heins overheard them saying the gunmen were wearing trenchcoats. Heins thought then that the shooters could be Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold because they often wore trenchcoats and were not at school that day. Shortly after DeAngelis and the other teachers came back, they all went out the doors of the gymnasium and went to Clement Park. Heins was in the cafeteria area first period, She was talking with two other students, but does not know their names. Heins was sitting at one of the tables against the wall just inside the student entrance. Heins did not see ~~y large duffle bags in the commons area while she was there. Heins estimated there to be 100 students in the commons area during first period. Eric Harris was 'in Heins' third period philosophy class and fourth period creative writing class. Dylan Klebcld was also in Heins' fourth period creative writing class. Klebold and Harris were not in either of those classes the day of the shooting. Heins normally sat next to Harris in philosophy class and recalled that Brooks Brown, who is also in philosophy and creative writing, moved into Eric Harris' seat on the day of the shooting. Heins asked Brown where Harris was and Brown

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On 6-14-99 I contactedHoldenwho told me that on 4-20·99 he was in his Weightsclasswhenheheardthe fire alarm. As he was leaving the building with the rest of his class he beard a "large boom" and then other "shot-type noises" which seemed to be coming :li:om the h1lrary Or commons area. He proceededto the smokers pit where he was told to hop the fence and run to Clements park by a female teacher. Holdendid not see or hear anything else.

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heard the fire alarm and exited the building as per the established procedure. Hoover said he did not hear or see anything ofthe incident at that time.

Hooverfurther roldme that he did not know Harris at all but did know Klebold and had known him tor a lew years as a "ftunily friend" and a fellow member of a baseballteam. He did not sociali:ze with Klebold excepton the baseball 'am and when the two families would go 10 the Rockies games (both families had season tickets and sat verynear

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John Husband Jr. told me that on 4-20-99, he arrived at Columbine H.S. at approximately0120 hours for his scheduledclasses. John said his first class was a languageclass. He alsosaid his second class was AmericanHistory, his third class was math, and his fourth class was science. John said all these classes are on the upper levelofColumbine H.S. John said his fiM hour class is a gym/weights class, and is on the upper level of Columbine H. S. also. John said he began this class on 4-20-99, at approximately 1110 hours, and said the class had just beganwhen he heard the fire alarm for Columbine H.S. go off. John said he thought the alarm was a fire drill and apparentlythe otherweightsclass studentsdid also because they all began walkingout of the weights room. He said the door that the classexited was a door fromthe interiorof the weights class to the exteriorof the school. John said this door exits the school

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I askedJohn HusbandJr.•what he knew aboutthe Trench CoatMaliaor the TrenchCoat Malia students. and in particularDylan KJebold and Eric Hams. John said he did not know Eric Harris priorto the shootingon 4-20·99, at Columbine H,s. John said duringthe first semesterof 1999, DylanKleboldwas in a gym class withhim. John said he did not talk to Dylan Kleboldnor did Dylan Kleboldtalk to him. John said that DylanKleboldroutinely stayedto himselfin his class. John said Dylan Klebold wouldwear an ankle length black trenchcoat thatJohn believed to bemadeout of a material other than leather, possiblycanvas type material. John said Dylan Klebold would not wear the jacket all the time, however,Dylan would wear different colors of Tsshirtsthat had Germanwords on them. He said DylanKleboldalso worejeans underthe trench coat and wore black military ~'Pe

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go off: He began walking outsidethen started running whenhe heard "a big bang". As he was running he heard kids saying that someone was firing guns in the school, Jacksonkept running toward the parkand heard or saw nothing else regarding the incident.

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Narrative: On 6·23-99 I spoke with Johnson whotold me that on 4-20·99 he was in his Weights class when he heard the fire alarm go off. He and a few othars kept lifting un!!! theyheard screaming coming from the area of the main office. He then walked outside andas he gotto the temporary buildings he heard 4-5- explosions that seamed to be coming from the Commons area. Hethen ran to Clements park. Johnson did not see or hearanything else. Johnson further told me that he did not know either Harris or Klebold. No further information.

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FBI174A.DN·S1419 JCW 99·7625 Investigator: Glenn Moore- Golden PoliceDepartment I (303) 384.8080 RE: CONTROL # 3058 SOURCE: Chris Clark LEAD: Identify and irnerview shonesc coeca ...nom Clark saw runnillg from sehool at lIle timeof the shooting. TIle C<JacB was idei:ltified through schoolslJlif as mostprobably AndyLowry.

TELEPHONE INTERVIEW: LO\VRY, Andrew T. (DOB:031564) 587 S. Flower Street Lakewood, CO 80226 (303) 988·2359 05-27-99/ 12:5Opm LO\VRY confirmedthat he probably was the coach that the contractoron the roof had seen running from the schoolat the time of the shooting. LO\VRY recalledthe morning of April20th began with a couple of outdoor classes on tbe ballfields. He did not recall having seen anything unusual while tbey wereoutside. This was possiblydue to his vantage pointfrom the fields has a limited range of view to most of the parking lots and entrances to the school. He also said he had not seen anythingin the cafeteria area or the libraryas be had not gone into those areas yet that day. At about 11 :25pm LO\VRY recalled firstbecoming aware of the incident when the fire alarm sounded at what he thought had been at 11 :25am. He said he had been on a planning periodin his office area, whichis locatedbetween the sports locker rooms. When the alarmssoundedhe went into the hallway and saw the fire doors closing, so he exited out the northwest doors by the faculty parking next to the gymnasium. He said he turned left by the fenced building equipment area to walle down to the student's senior parkinglot. LO\VRY addedhe had not heard any gunshots or explosions until after he exited the school. At this point DeputyGardner and "Andy" the Campus Supervisor yelled at him to "get down," and "get out of there!" LOWRY said Gardnerand "Andy" was behind a car in the senior's parkinglot, and out of his peripheral vision saw someoneducking down on the roof, above the library area wearing what he recalledas a red shirt. "Andy" then yelled that there was gunfire, and thinking that tbe personhe had seen ducking down on the roof was a shooterhe ran the oppositedirection, westward. LOWRY when he got to the other side of the athletic equipmentstorage shed he found a student, unknown to him at the time, bleeding heavily from the leg and less significantly from the cheek and mouth. LO\VRY said he later learnedthis to be student, Mike Johnson. LO\VRY said he yelled to Deputy Gardnerand "Andy" for an ambulance, then told the student that there was not anything he could do for him but he would go to retrieve help.

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U: CONTROL 12317 IDENTIFY STUDENTS INBOWLING CLASS: RE: VIDEO I ITEM #265 ( SEERELATED eN #2087 ) On April 29, 1999 I investigated Control # 2087 which provided lead to interview Columbine High School Teacher, Kristine MaCauley in an effort to ascertain whether Eric Harris was at the earlymomiagbowling class on 042099. This related leadwas completed, as well as identifying the 71 students registered for the class. Also obtained was a score sheet for that day. A review of this score sheet discovered a total of 13 students had their averages entered in placeof new scores, indicating their absence on April 20, 1999. The bowlingteams werecomprised of four persons which were self-picked by the students. Eric HARRIS and Dylan KLEBOLD were on the same team, alongwith Christopher MORRIS and Nate DYKEMAN. Thescore sheet, as well as the teacher, indicated HARRIS, KLEBOLD and MORRIS wereabsent on April 20, 1999. Nathan DYKEMAN was theonlyperson on the team to havebowled that day. Thecomplete list ofstudents registered as students in Kristine MaCauley's bowling class, from control#2087, is included with this report.

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58) SCHLIEVE, Nicole D.

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59) SELCHERT. Ryan John

12) DINKEL, MichaelJoseph

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45) MOORE, Christopher D.

69) WOODMAN, Clint

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70) WOLFF, Nicholas S.

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71) ZUPANCIC, Nicholas J.

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