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On 4120199 at approximately 1130 hours I heard dispatch air a call for assistance by Jefferson County Sheriffs Dept. to Columbine High scncct I monitored the situation. Captain Leary and Lt. Lauricella responded to the scene at approximately 2:00 p.rn.

I stayed at headquarters to coordinate and arrange for additional detectives to respond as requested by Captain Leary. The following actions were taken by me; times are approximate: 04120199

1415 hrs. Detectives Archer, Schnitgrund, Conrad, Rino, Delmonico, Kraft, Palombi, Woodward, Bancroft, Webster, Polak, and Landin are sent to the scene to assist in taking interviews 1440 hrs Captain Costigan is requested to send five detectives and one sergeant from the Vice and Drug Bureau 1442 hrs. Captain Kilpatrick is requested to send five detectives and one sergeant from the Property Crimes Bureau.

1509 nrs Captain Graham is notified to have a crew respond from the Cr'lme Lab. 1534 nrs Captain Leary notifies me that the Homicide Unit and I will respond and assist

1542 hrs I notified Sgt. Hemphlil to contact the night shift and have them stand by to respond If needed. Jhave read the foregoing statement and the facts contamed therein are true 10the best ofmy knowledge arid belief Jdo not maintain that it contains all ofthe facts or derails of the incident. but only (hose facts about which I have been asked,

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STATEMENT 1630 hrs, I anive at Columbine High School With the Homicide ".1i!. I assisted in the overall direction of the DenverHomicide Unit in their part of the investigation. They worked wrth the Crime Lab, various IOOllI, State, and Federal Agencies, and Coroner's offices. I did not personnaly take any statements, or gather evidence.

J have read Ihe foregoing statementand thefacts containedthereinare rrue to the best ofmy knowledge and belief J do not maintainthat it contains all ofthefacts or details of the incident, but only thosefacts about which J have been asked.

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On 04/20/99 I was in my office and heard radio traffic indicated that Jefferson county had Denver Police Department officers responding on a shooting at Columbine High School. Radic transmissions indicated that our assist time could be several hours. I asked the Electronic Engineering Section provide spare ~arged batteries, so these could be taken to the Columb~ne as scene~

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to the DPD Command Post, which had responded to the scene. I arrived at approximately 1325 hours. At this t~me responding detectives were asked to contact Sgt. D. Jones. Sgt. Jones directed detectlves at the scene at this time to respond to Columbine Library to debrief extricated Columb~ne students. At the library, I contacted eight to nine students whO were in or out of the school at the time of the start of the incident. I obta~ned short written statements from juveniles who were there but had not observed anything directly. I then interviewed a student named Seth Huey who was in the library at the time of the inclden:. He his sister and a g~=: :=i~nd hid under a table as the suspects entered, threw bombs and fired numerous rounds of ammuni':i.on.

At approximately 1700 hours detectives at the Columbine Library were directed to complete statements and respond to Leawood Elementary. As I completed Huey's interview a student female comoleted her written statement and handed it to me as the party who' asked her for the statement had left. She was also in the library when the incident started. I placed my name en the statement although I did not interview her as to content of tbe statement. These wrltten statements were then prOVided to a Jefferson County Sheriff Sgt. At approximately 1840 hours detectlves were released from the scene.

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On April 20, 1999 Commander Dehi Grainger of the Critical Incident Team requested Critical Team Investigators respond to Columbine High School to assist the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department in the shooting and homicide of several students at the school. Upon arriving at the school myself and other investigators were briefed on what had transpired at the school by Jefferson County Sl'..eriff Sergeant Randy West. On April 21, 1999 I was assigned to conduct an interview with Robin Anderson, who is the girlfriend of Dylan Klebold one of the suspects in the Columbine murders. Assisting me in the interview was Detective Jim Vonderohe of the Arvada Police Department. The interview took place at the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department Investigations Division. The interview was victeo taped. For complete details see Detective vonderohe's report.

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On April 22, 1999 Detective Jack McFadden of the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department Intelligence Division to ask me to conduct an inter;iew with Kathy Paavilainen, and Linda Reffel. Both of these women worked the After Prom party that was held at Columbine High School on April 17, 1999. On this same date Detective Vonderohe and myself conducted an interriew with Linda Reffel at her residence. Ms. Reffel made the following statements. Ms. Reffel stated she was on the food committee for the After Prom Party at Columbine High School on April 17, 1999. Judy Durkin another person also was on the food ccneni ccee . The food for the most part was being stored in the school refrigerator and freezer.

Ms. Reffel stated that on Saturday night before the kids arrived fer the After Prom Party sometime between 9 P.M. to 11 P.M. she went to take the food off some ice in t:he freezer. Upon opening the freezer she saw a white propane gas tank approximately eight:een inches te two feet high in the freezer. It was setting on the floor with a bunch of empty Pepsi cups stacked on the cart. She first thought chat; che propane tank was going to be used to blow up the balloons they were going to have for the party. However, she said the propane tank did not look like the oxygen tank she saw upstairs.

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Ms. Reffel stated she remembered seeing the janitor up near the freezer when She went to get the food. The alarm was going off. Ms. Reffel remembers seeing Dylan Klebold talk.ing to a male person wi th green hair wearing black leather. He was described as being 6 foot skinny with messy hair sticking straight up. Reffel was asked if the kids, who attended the After the Prom party had access to the rest of the school. Ms. Reffel stated the party was' from 12 midnight to 5 A.M. The school was open all night. Anybody could have went anywhere in the school and let anybody in. There was no security at the school. However, there were other parents who were helping out with the party. Ms.

The school was alSO open on Sunday for the clean up. In addition we interviewed Linda Harris and her husband Phil Harris. They were at Ms. Reffel's residence and they also attended the After prom party. Ms. Harris made the following statements. Ms. Harris stated she was sitting in her car behind the school by the gym somewhere between 11:30 P.M. to 12 Midnight, when she saw two boys come from the front of the school and tried to get in the school by the doors in back. Harris remembers seeing through the front door. Mr.

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On May 10. 1999 this investigator contacted the following Columbine High School witnesses, who were in Doug Johnson's class on April 20, 1999 during the shooting. Jeremy Baker OOB 7-14-83 7196 W. Clifton Ave

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Kristopher Bovee OOB 11-24-82 6515 So. Allison St. LIttleton, Co. 303-970-7567 Mr. Bovee did not see anything. He did not hear or saw any thing in reference this was going to be a bad day at schecl. He had a back pack with a cheap calculator. Stephen Broden:

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Lisa Cosgrove OOB 2-7-83 8270 W. Stene Place Littleton, Co. 303-933-9559 MS. Cosgrove heard gunshots. She saw Mr. Sanders when they brought him in to Mr, Johnson's science room. Mr. Sanders was all bloody. She never heazd or saw any thing pertaining to it is going to be a bad day etc. She has back pack with keys to her car that was left in science room, Ashley Davis OOB 7-12-83 6871 W. Walden Fl. Littleton, Co. 303-948-8967

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Ms. Davis heard gunshots. She did not see gunmen. She did not hear any thing nor did she see anything on school TV indicating this was going to be a had day. She had a back pack containing a calculator $5 and student 1D. Dismang DOB 1-24-83 7082 W. Morraine Ave. Littleton, Co. 303-979-8047

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On April 21. 1999, at approximately 1412 hours, we, Team #5, was escorted through the Columbine High School crime scenes by Lab Supervisor Chris Andrist of the lCSO in order for us to get an overview of the scenes as it relates to the collection of evidence. Team #5 was assigned to process the main hallway from the from entrance to the rear exit doors.

On April21, 1999,at approximately 1430hours, we began processingthe main school hallway. as we walked the hallway from the front entrance doors to the rear exit doors, we identified items of evidence. using placards to mark their locations. While walking the main school hallway, we noted what appeared to be bullet holes in the main entry and exit doors, door frames, ceiling,and walls. We also noted what appeared to be projectilestrikes against the hallway ceiling, walls, and stone pilar located

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DUring our walk through we noted spent rounds embedded in doors, door frames and walls. We also located the following items ofevidence on the 1I00r; Bullet fragments, spent rounds, live 9mmrounds,plastic wadding from a shotgun shell, splinteredwood. broken glass, debris from ceiling tiles and walls, as well as what appeared to be blood and pipe bomb debris,

The entire main school hallway was photographed from the front entranceto the rear exit doors, Each item ofevidence located was identified, photographed, and measured as to its location of recovery before each item of evidence was collected.

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were reportsof severalexplosions heard comingfrom inside theschooL I atumpted to leave and respondto Columbine High SchooL wlIen [ was stopped and told to SllUId-by in the l:nves\igations Division, in case they needed Investigators

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My duties included talking to different law enforcement agencies from all over the Unrred Stales and obtaining

relligence information wbicb. were called into leSO Disparch. I gathered all information from calls to dispatchers and compiled theminto a list. inc:ludlng name, phone number, andbriefdescription of the information me callerhad. During my assigament as liaison between incoming calls and the Investigations Division. I received a phone call from a male party claimingto beChristopherMoms. Christopher Moms explaiaed, via telephone. that he is the person who started the "Trench Coat Mafia" gang. Morris oxplained that the organization was net started to be a gang, nor did he create the name"TrenchCoat Mafia," Morris explainedwhen he was a Freshman and Sophomcre at Columbine High Schcol several of the students would

harass him, Morrissaidhe began wearinga trenchcoat and dark clothing' to give the appearanceof an ominous or threatening look and not to become an organizarionor a "gang." Moms said it was in fact the ather students of Columbine High School wnocreatedthe name"Trench Coat Mafia." Moms explained as of last yearthere were over tOO studentswhowere wearing the trenchcoatsat school. Morris said over the past summer andschool year. he hadexercisedand builtup hIS body, "became

buffed." andadditionally Slopped wearingthe trenchcoatbeforethe98,99 schoolyear. Morns explainedasof theschool year 1991!11999, therewereonlytwo peoplehe knew ofwho still woreme longtrenchcoat, Those two personswereDylanKlebold and Eric Harris. whomhe believed were involved in me Columbine Shooting. Morris volunteered that he did attendschooI '!

Columbine High School on 4-20-99.but left approximately 1030 bours, Morris said he was at his friend's house and saw

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I continued my duties at the leSO Dispatch C_ until appro:timately 1800 hours, whenI was requested to remm to lCSO Investiglitions Division to assist in imeMews. Upon my arrivalI wasbriefed andinstructed to assistWest Metro DrugTask Force Investigator Bob VellewiththeinlerviewofCbristophllt Morris. along withhis father. Gary Morris. and Attorney John ililano. (See Investigator Vette's supplemental report for details of that interview).

Attheconclusicn ofthe interView withCbristoph.,. Mo"",:;, he. with theapproval oflus father and attorney. signed a consent to search form to search Ius bedroom at his residence. located at 5466 West Portland Drive.

At about 2230 hours, Investigator Vette and myself arrived all.lorris' residence and conducted a consent to =11 of his

bedroom area in the presence of Attorney RichiJam. (See evidence sheet for details of items seized during the consent to search). Investigator Vette and myselfadditionally seized the clothing wornby Cbristopher Moms on that day,

On Wednesday, 4-2I,g.g., atabcut0600 hours, [arrived at theCommaodPost north of Columbine High School forassignment.

1assisted several lawenforcemear agencies in thesearch ofSouth Pierce St:reel, which ran in £roll! of Columbine High School. In addition to the grassy area located east ofColumbine High School. JC- 001-009733 At about 1230 bours,l wasassigned by Investigator A..lSimmollS, wbo was theevidence liaison fO'Cthis ease, toTeam #5, My

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OnThursday, 04-22,99.I was reusigned to Team5, who Wl\S assigned to the main ballwayof the highschool. I wasassigned to replaceInvestigator JoseAceves as evidencecollector from Tearn 5, who consisted mainlyofmembers from theColorado

Bunoau ofln......mgations. My responsibilitieswere to assist in the collectionand submissionof all evidence tband by Tearn 5 after all evidence bad been pbotograpiled, measured andsketched in a diagramby othermembers ofForensic team 5 [was assignedto Forensic T= 5 for both Thursday, 4-22·99, and Frtday, 4-2.3,99.

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collectionand submission of all evidence which were discovered by other members o!'Team 5, who includedrepresentaeves from the Colorado BureauInvestigation. .'u'apaboeCounty Sheriff', Office, and Wheat RidgePolice Departl:!lel:lt. Icollected

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On Thursday, 4:29·99, I was subpoenaed to court and attended three court p~ hearings on three differentcases.

At about 1500 hours, I responded to Columbine High School and met with Forensic Team #2. The team leader of Forensic Tearn #2 directedme to the last six pieces of evidence, which hadbeen werediscovered earlier. I collected the last six pieces of evidence and submittedthem into the leSO Evidence Vault,

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On 04·20·99, I receivedinformationof a shooting at Columbine High School. I respondedfrom headquarters, arrivingat tile commandpost,northof the high school,at approximately 1206110urs. Once there,! was briefedby SergeantRandyWest.who advisedthat preliminaryinterviewsobtainedby studentscomingfromthe schoolindicated thatEric Harris,doblO4-o9-8l, and DylanKlebold,dobl09·11·81, had been tentativelyidentifiedas twosuspects that were shootingstudentsinsideof Columbine High School

MyselfandInvestigatorDollgMoorethenrespondedto the intersection of Caleyand Yukonwhere. temporarytriagebadbeen set

up bythe LittletonFire Department, There were severalColumbine studentsin this area, and several oftbem were injured

and beingtransported to various hospitals, I was advised by someof the LittletonFire Department personnel that they hadten

injuredpartiesat thispoint. and three hadbeen transported. Iwas only able to getthe namesof MarkTaylor andLanceKirklin as two students who bad been transportedby ambulanceto localhospitals.

After remmingto the command post, it was arranged that various lawenforcement agencies,to include: Lakewood, Jefferson County, and Arvada wouldrespondtoSt.Anthony'sHospital. Littleton Hospital, University Hospital. DenverGeneralHospital. and ColumbineHospital in order to checkon any woundedstudentsor any wounded victims from Columbine High School.

! then assisted in arrangingfor investigators and police officersto interview studentswho were comingout of the school. and then provided information to Investigator Cheryl Zimmerman on some of those interviews to assist her in compiling search warrantsand arrest warrants. Specifically.I spoke with WadeAlanFrank,dobI02-22·81, and obtainedinformation from him regardingwhat he had witnessed at the school. (See additional supplement for the details of that interview.)

At 1707 hours,myself.Sergeant Randy West,and LabTeehnician ChrisAndristrespondedto the school,after being informed that ATF and the Bomb Squad had done a preliminaryclearingof the building. Once there, we met with Investigator Mike Guerra,who indicatedthat the building had not been cleared by the Bomb Squad,and would take most of the night

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At about 1233 hours. myself and SergeantRandy West accompanied witness Keating into the east main entrance, and then into theoffices locatedon the east side of the school wherewitness Keating was able to print out the list of lockers. as wellas provide copies of the assigned parking. We left the scene at approximaiely 1251 hours.

'took witnessKeatingback into the sceneat 1320hours. in orderto pick upa diagram of the parking lotsmat didn't have student names in it We left the scene again at 1323 hours.

During my conversationwid! witness Keating, she indicatedthat there are cameras that come on every day between 1500and 0500 hours. which show the exterior of the library. the exterior of the south entrance and patio. and the exterior of the east entrance. I provided that information to the evidence liaison.and arrangements were made to retrieve those videotapes as evidence.

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During the first two weeks of the investigation I learned that the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office had recently calibrated

their digital clocks used for dispatch tapes to the Atomic Clock at the National Institute of Standards Technology. Therefore, the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office dispatch time was the standard used for the timeline. I further learned that the 91 I times had not yet been calibrated and were fast by 2 minutes and 46 seconds. The Littleton Fire Department dispatch time Was 4 minutes slow and then fire alarm from Columbine High School was 3 minutes slow. The cafeteria 'deotape matched the Sheriff's Office and therefore no adjustments were necessary.

In order to accurately reflect the events, it became necessary to adjust the times so that they were synchronized to one time, in this case the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office dispatch time. The following changes were made and are reflected in the finished timeline,

4 minutes were added to the Littleton Fire Department dispatch time. 3 minutes were added to the school fire alarm time. 2 minutes 46 seconds were subttaeted from the Jefferson County 911 time.

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DETECTIVE DONALD VECCHI

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10:00p.rn., April 20. 1999. Upon reviewing the tape. which starts out with anchors Aimee Sporer and Bill Stuart, r located a series of three previously recorded interviewswith Columbine students. This secnon was located approximately 35 mmutes into the tape. The first interview is with a white male,wearinga whiteball cap. and a graycoloredt-shirtunderneath an open light colored plaidshirt. Thisstudent, lateridentified as John Vandemark (10thgrade). saidthe fcllowing: "I was in the Biology room.up aboveor right abovethe stairsand we didn't hear anythingdownstairs earlier. But uh. they came up the stairs to us and it sounded likea big fight was going on in the halls, we thought it might be a senior prankor something and it sounded like people slamming up against doors and then a big gunshot and a teacher ran by with a bloody shoulder."

The second interviewwas with a white male,wearing a black baseball cap, backwards.and a white t-shirt underneath a light colored plaidshirt. This student, later identified as Christopher Wisher (10th grade), said the following: '-1 was in back of the school behind the cafeteria when we heard what sounded fireworks, so we went back. We started running. We came back. wejust figured it was fireworks, We lookedup. Wesaw two kidsin trenchcoatswith guns and anotherkid just standingthere on the sideof theschool. Inwhite. Wesaw them, one afthem turned at us.. yes, toward us. We were probably 100yardsaway We fell to the groundand thenthe bulletssopped. I don't knowwhathe was doing. he might have been reloading or something. so we got backup. We lookedover. We saw the kid in the white throwing the bombson top of the school. ft was some kind of grenade or something. ! don't know what it was."

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Upon reviewing the tape. l located several interviews with / statements from Columbine students. someof whom were identified duringthe program. and some who were not. The following students were identified: Christopher Wisher (10thgrade). Jacob Apodaca (lOth grade), Amanda Wiegand (JOlh grade), NicoleWiegand (II th grade).and Joshua Lapp (IOth grade).

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that he gavePhilippermission to usethe bathroom. whereupon Philip exited theauditorium';lowerlevel southwest door. Lee said that "almost immediately" afterPhilipexitedthis door,hecamehack inthesamedoor, followed by another(unidentified) student. Leesaid that he then looked at Phil and asked."What's wrong?" Philthen said, '-SOmebociy's got a gun!" Lee said that the otherstudent then said the same thing. At that time. Lee saidthat he wasoff the stage and was standingnearthe door.

Not believing Philip. Lee said that he then exited the same door and walked southward to an area directly in front of the bathroom entrance, east of the interiorstairway. Leesaid thatas helooked around. he noticed a "haze" insidethe cafeteria and saw numerous students lyingon the floor and crouchedundertablesthroughout the commons area. Lee said that all of the students appeared tobelooking to thewest. Leesaid that he then heardanexplosion coming from somewhere in the commons

area. Uponheanngthe explosion, LI!t! said that h. began yeUing at students aearbyto get inside the auditorium. Lee saidthat severalstudents quicldy enteredthe auditorium, and that he followed them in. Leesaidthathethentold thesestudentsto head up the stairs and out the auditorium's upper level doors. At that point, Lee said that he ran up onto the stage and told IDS "dents to leave theirthings and headout the auditorium's upperleveldoors. Leesaidthatail 0 f thestudentsthen began filing Jut of the upperlevel northeast door. into the school's mainhallway.

At that point. Lee saidthathe ranto the northside of the stageand exited a doorthat leads to the "back stage door." Leesaid that he then opened the back stage door and saw custodians Jon CUll is and Jay Gallenuae near the elevators. Lee said he couldn't remember what theymayhave said to him. but remembers heating several students who werehidingin the bathrooms to

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Lelandsaidthat as heand his students entered the auditorium. he directed them across the backof the auditorium and out its northeast door. intc the main hallway, Leland said that as his students did this, h. noticedother students running up the auditorium stairsfrom the stage area who were likewise being directed to exit the northeast door. Lelandsaid that he saw his son, Lee, directing students from nearthe stage, Lelandestimated it to be about 11 :15 a.m, at that time, Lelandsaid thatas he watched students exitthe northeast door, they were abruptlystopped andthat no oneelsewasallowedout that door because whoeverwas out in the main hallway felt it was unsafeto do so, At that point, Lelandestimated that there were about ferry studentsand fiveteachers, including himselfand his son, still inside theauditorium, Leland said that he and Leethen ordered those inside to laydownbetween theseats near the upper portionof the auditorium, after which he and Lee began locking the auditorium doors.

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Morris, Christopher Richard, dobl06-09·81 WIM6'OZ" 175 BRO/BLU SSN#unknown OLN#C098-287·IOSI 5466 West Portland Drive Littleton,Colorado 80123 unknownphone Work: unknown

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