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Upon my arrival at leSO, I used resources available, to include; ICSO DetentionsManagement. Records Management. Case Management. and any possible S!1J files we could obtainon the Individuals, I also checked NCIC/CCICfor criminal histories on the individuals, and I also collected Colorado driver's license information on the parties. Listed below Is information 1 obtained during my background search of the individuals,

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On 07·l9·99, between the hours of 1230 and 1245.1 had an opportunityto speak with Kevin Tucker, who is a teacher at

ColumbineHigh School in reference to the incident wt occurredat their school On 04-20·99.

Upon contactingKevin, he told me that his fourthififthhour Ace Computerclass had just gone down to the Tech Lab and he believesitwas between lll5 and 1125 a.m. when he hearda loudbanging on the classroom doors. Mr. Tuckerlooked out into the hallwayand.describedseeing severalstudents runningdown thehallwayandthey were screaming. At this point,he recalled that the fire alarms went off and at one point he heard one unidentified student yell, "Somebody's is shooting at us:' Mr. Tucker told me that the students in his class had gotten up from their workstations and moved toward the door, at which time he directed them back intothe classroom for their ,afety. Mr. Tuckerdescribed that the fire doors in the hallway Just east of their classroomhad startedto close just after the fire alarms went off.

Mr. Tucker told me after the fire alanns went off, he then directed hi' students to exit from the school, at which time they moved north from the Tech lab, went down the north wing and exited the building near the Ace Computer classrooms. As the studentsexited fromthe school, Mr. Tucker describedseeing severalstudents tun north where they climbed the fence and ended upover near thesmoker's pit and then ran to safety iato ClementPark. Mr. Tuckertold me hedid not followthe students out, that hewent to the Family and ConsumerStudies roomto make sure everybody was QuI ofthere, then he proceeded to the AceComputer classroom to make sure that his teaching partner, Rebecca Gomez-Bailey!ul.d eluted from the seaoot. Mr.

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Tucker told me that he did not observe any gunmen while he was at Columbine High School, that he only heard gunshots. He also explained that as lIis class was exiting from the Teell Lab, he recalled looking east down tile main hallway, wnere he saw the glass doors near the office had been sllot out, He also described that the ballway was smoky or hazy, telling me that he believed it was from the gunshots that were fired by the gunmen. Mr. Tucker did eventually exit the high school,

[ interviewed the following students who bed attended Mr. Tucker's Ace Computer class and here is a synopsis of the information they provided me in reference to the shootingthat occurred on 04-20-99. The students [contacted were: Am Maranian, DOBI07-18-ll2. DN#4850, 5175 S. Hoyt Street. Littleton, CO 80123 (303) 973-5098. Jeffrey Shane Thompson. ooBI061581, DN#4854. 6880 W. Quarto Place. Littleton. CO 30m (303) 979-3492, George Schreiner. DOBI05-[3-82. DN#4853.6455 W. Kingsley Avenue, Littleton. CO 30128 (303) 932-2032. Those students told me that they were in Mr. Tucker's Ace Computer class and were wotking in the Tech Lab between the noun of IllS and ll20 a.m. The students explainedthat they were told by Mr. Tucker that he had heardgunshots out in the hallway and shortly after that the tire alarms mded at the school. The students remainedin the classroom for a short periodoftime after the tire alarms bad soundedat which time Mr. Tucker then ordered them fromtile building. The individuals went out the north exit ofthe Tech Lab,crossed the mainhallway and proceeded north down the north wing of the school where they exited from the building. The students told me that they did not observe any gunmen, but as theypassed throughthe main hallway it appeared to be smoky or bazy The students didn't provide any additional information referencethis incident.

I spoke withRoben Scharton, ooBI06-o 1-82,DN#4858,7946 S. VanceCourt, Littleton, CO 80 128, (303) 912·7105. Robert

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Hampshire, DOBIOL0882, DN#4SSS, 1107 S. Newland. Street,Littleton,CO SOl23(303) 979-1885. wa1ked out of the school via the north exit where they proceeded to ClementPark to lash's vehicle. As the individuals got to Josh's car, they described

helltingnoisessounding likl" fireworks comingfromthe schcol, Laterthey heard the fire alarm sound and saw students running fromthe highschool. At this point, they had no ideawhatwasoccurringaad had 00 additional information to pass all reference

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toldme that she identifiedthat person as DylanKleboldthrough newsmediareports, After Melissa saw Dylanstanding down near the gymnasium, herself and Stephanie ran east down the main hallway toward the offices and she described hearing gUnShot. coming from behind her. As the two of them reached the main exit of the school, the glassdoors start to sbatter and she continues to hear gunfire. Melissa and Stephanie runfromtheschool and afterthey get out into the parking lot, Stephanie tells Melissa that her leg is going numb at which time she tells Melissa she believes she has been shot, Melissa assists Stephanie overto LeawoodPark, where theyare contactedby Mr. Havens. a t_her at the high acnool andStephanIe is treated for her gunshot wound to her leg. I completedan additional supplemental report reference the interview I conducted with 'eiissa, If additionalinformation is needed, refer to that supp!erneotal report.

!attemptedto contactDanielGcin, DOBI09288 I, DN#48S2, 5852W MaplewoodDrive, Littleton,C080l23 (303)347-8870. I had lell messages for Daniel asking that he call me. I eventually spoke with Daniel's fatber, Randy Goin, and Randy explained to me that Daniel at this time is refusingto contact me foran interview. Randy told me that he has urgedDanielto contactme, hot apparentlyDaniel keeps telling his parentsthat he is still going through the healingprocess. Randy was able to provide information as to statements that his son bas made to him. Daniel was in Mr. Tuckers Acecomputer class and he told his parents that he was working on a computernearthe northdoor of the Tech Lab, when he describedtwo darlc figures walking westdownthe mainhallway. Afterseeingthe two individuals. he thentold his parentsthat he heardgunshots coming

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was shattering around him. Danieldescribedthat he ran east fromtheschool aad as he was I'WlI1ing pas!the flagpoles,he lost either his clog shoe or it was shot off his foot. Randy told me that Danielcould net identitY any ofthe gunmen at the school

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shooting date and Michaeldid leavethe buildingwith the rest ofthe class, werethey proceedednorthacross the main hallway and exited from the school via the north wing.

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WhileI was conductingmy interviewwith GeorgeSchreiner, DOBlOS·IS-S2, DN#4SS3, b.e told me that he badattendedthe Junior/Senior Prom all 04-16-99and after he receivedhispictutesback from. prom, he realized that DylanKleboldwas sealed at the same table that he was.

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PSYCHOLOGY TEACHER COLUMBINE H.S. INVESTIGATION On Friday. 7.2·99, at approximately 1010 hours. witness Johnson returned my phone call to my office, 1 asked himto provide

me with any information relevant to the incident which occurred on 4-20-99.

Johnson advised he was with fellow teacher Rick Bath and had goneto the 1-11 at Platte Canyonand Depew to buy a lottery 'ket, He said shortlyafter that time, around noon or a few minutes after,he had returnedto the area ofColumbine H.S, but

could ""I gel intothe areabecause police and firevehicles Were notallowing access, He said he hadcontacted a student known to himas Brooks Brown on oneof theside streets, adjacent to theschool, andwhere at that time Brookshad motioned them over to him, When inquiring usto whatwas goingon Brooks saidthat he badseen Eric Harris in the parkinglot and he was carrying a duffel bag, and be (Eric) bad made a statement to Brooks something to the effect of "Get out of hen: 1like you," Johnson irtdicated Brooks seemed visibly upsetand shaken, but said Brooks did not provide any more information to them at that time,

Johnson stated, not knowing realtywhatwas happening he and RickBathdrove to the area of ClementParkand had parked the vehicle and stayed in the Clement Park area just observing police activity. Johnson said he did not see anything unusual, specifically persons with guns, any explosions, any unusual noises, or smoke comingfrom the area of the school. Hestated he just basically milledaround the park area withRich Bath. and a FOlmer teacher, Chuck Herring, He stated shortly after 1100 houl'S he had takenChuckHerring, homeand also transported Rick Balhto hiswife's work location so he could be takenhome, because beth Chuck Herring and RickBath's vehicles werein the teacher's parxing' lot and couldnot be released during that lime, Witness Johnson did not provide any other information otherthan he had both Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold in his 5th hour psychology class,anddid nothaveanyclue thattheywould do thisor werecapable of doingthis, meaningthe activity lhal took place in the school. Witness Johnson could provideno funher information.

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On Thursday, 7-1-99. at approximately 1940 hours, I contacted witness Gordon Hayes by telephone in reference to any information he couldprovide mefor this incident. Mr. Hayes gave me the following information.

Hayes said on 4-20.99.duringfifth hourhe was in the social studies officeduring lunch. This was approximately 1125 hours. He indicates a fellow teacherby the nameof'Ki Ki Layba(1lIIk speUing) cameintothis office and said,"There's somebody with a gun, get out of here." Hayes stated he and several other teachers, including his wife, witness Ellin Hayes.went towards the doorand intothe hallway and heardwhathe believed to be "popping noises" coming from the math hallway. He indicated he looked downthe hallway andsaw numerous students ctossingthe hallway, running towards themain hallway of theschool. He indicated that he heard random gun fireduringthis time. Hesaid he wentout the fire exit which is directlysouth of the main entrance, on the east side of tile building. alongwith numerous staffmembem and students. He stated some wereorderly and someappeared hysterical. He indicatl!d approximately 6 teachers fromthe math department alsoexited east of the building, and they started to walk across Pierce when he observed a student to be limping towards Leawood Patk. He later identified. the

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He said he saw a policecar stopped at WestFairand South Pierce Streets and at this time he was still hearing gun fife coming from the school,unknown specifically when: during thistime. He indicated hewas coordinating the movement ofstudents into the Leawood Park area and because there was still gun fire occurring, and moved them further east towards the middle of the park, He said he then discussed the situation with several otherteachers on handand they decided to move whatstudents they couldcontact,all the way to the east side of Leawood Park fortheir safety. He stated about an hour or so they had heard there was a stagingarea and a quasi commandPOSt being set up and Leawood Elementary School. and at that time he and his wife. Ellin,walked to that location. He indicatedthis was approximately 1600hours.and they observed what was going on at that "'ation. He stated they were somewhatorganizedand he and his wife were no longerneeded.

He advisedhe had no wayofretrieving his vehicleso theystartedto walkto an auto repairshop, located at South PlatteCanyon Road and West Bowles. where his son's vehicle was being repaired. Upon walking down Leawood Drive an ex-neighbor spottedthem, (unsureofthe ex-neighbor's name)and gave thema ride to this particular auto repair station, whichhe told me was Gino's (unk spelling). picked up his son's car and drove to his wife's mother's house.

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no additional ilUomw:ion. I then spoke to Alejandra Marsh. who Staled that she had seenone o(me snoolm. who she identified as Dylan Kleboid, She described KlebDld as beinlla white male. 0':'. to 6,S·, with dirty loog hair. She stated he was wearinga black dUS1er. She statec she saw !rim by the back doors of the schoolwith ~ han• • She stated she did not know if anyone else was with him at that time. She indicated that DylanKleboldfroqwmtly assoc.'ates wlth an individual she knew only as "Reb" andanomer ondiVldual she identified as Chris Morris. She stated that tbcre were several other individuals who were part of the "TrenchCOal \rtaria.' Sheslllll:d the"TrenchCoat Mafia" is a groUll of individuals who specifie::tlly wore long trench coarsor dusters to school. She stated the other individuals she knew that were as$
I then inc=rviewed Cindy Bar:ker:utd Stephanie B...-:u: the Columbine Library. Cindy Balker indicated that she and Stephanie Bresee had been by the main officewhen they I=nl gum:a. She sllIll:d that die two of them ran downthe hall adjac.-nt die main office;lIld I'3l1 to theColumbine Libr:uy. She sllIll:d thatshehad seen oniyoneafme individuals who wasshooting. Shedescribed him as tall and skinny. wearing a bl""k. n-ench coat. She sllIll:d she hed no additional informationas to a description of the individual. Shestated that she hadheard from all "i'P"t class man female whQ she did not know that one of the individuals who was at the high school shooting had graduated !rom Columbine High School last year and had planned to come back to Columbine High School 00 4-10-99 to blow up the school. She indicated that the upper class man had told her there wasalso an Internet web site. She staled the web site was "RebeLcom,• but did notknow for sure.

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[ then spoke: to Phili!! Vanderau, who S1lUed tl!ac he bad gone to tile bathroom adja<:ern the auditorium when a reacher heard gullSholll iIlld started yeiling at themto run Ollt of the school. HestalCd tl!ac he nul fi:orn theschool as direc:ted and did nor know

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t then sllOke: to Jennie Plato. who swed that she had ran tmm Columbine Higb. S~hool when the shootinQ: starred. She Stated that 'he had !led at about 11:15 a.m, She stated that she had SllOken to several Columbine Higb. School stud""'" whosaidthat
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meenmg, Heswed that they were going10 takc:wood re pickup a birthday present and were talking allow going to a "Drop Kick Murpily" concert latI:l' that eveniol;. He swed tl!ac they heard on the radio that there had been a shooting at Columbine High

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,vlalia" gang. She stared that when she heardtheshooting shegot \lIIller her desk andcalled9-1-i from tile: :ulminimtion odice, Sho indi~ that there were nme peoplo in mo English Office. adult and studenrs. She sWed sho knew that there were four to six people in oneof the Science Offices. but did notknow tor SIn. When asked howshe knew these individuals were there. she

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I tbe:n spoke to Attbur Eugene Leyba. lIIho stated thati1t.1bolll: 11:30 am, a secretary ran into the Principal',odice, where he was at. and said that somebody was in rile school shooting. Hestated that shors wen: fired at him while in tile: commons '-""1 adjacent to

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carrying:ll1 automatic weapon with rwo handles. H" indicated hedid not recognize :jlat male, He indicated ,herewas a third male wearing a while T'shirt with no hat and bluejeans, H. described the male as 5'S" to 5'''" He mdicated hedidnotrecognize him. butthe individual was throwing "bombs' on topof theschool. He indicated tIlis happened on the westlide of the school by the libmy. Apodaca stated that the higb school stUdentS themales wereshooting tlt were behind cars in me i"'rlring iot. H.

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On 4-26·99. at 1512 hours. the seareb ot' a gray Honda Prelude. Colorado license plate ;(iBP2613. VIN ilJHMAB722iGCO 16578. described as a 2-dooraw:omallc transmission witha sunroof, was conducted. A search ofthe vehicle resulred in several items of pOlemialevidenriary value being seized and collected and submitted into the JCSO Evidence vault,

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4-door Mazda 262. bearingColorado license plateGBX8337. VIN ~ 1YVGEnCX55415717. was examined. The vemcle had been submilled by De!lUty DaveLuksch. who had indicated in hisreport that he ilad observed possible ammunition in thevehicle.

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On April 23, 1999, I assisted in the processing of three vehicles stored at Bob's lowing located at 500West Yale Ave.. The vehicles were photographed and ilems of evidence were collecled and submitted into the JCSOevidence vault. (See evidence sheets for items collecled form COlumbine High School and the vehicles.) On ...d.y 5, 1999, I obtained a copy of a videc tape from channel 50 T.V. station. The video was titled "Terror en Las Escuelas.· I made a copy of the \/ideo tape and submitted the original into the JCSOevidence vault.

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Cbannel 7 News 12p.m. 4-2().99 DAVID MESCH-student at CHS was in the lunc:hrocm at the time the incident started. Was in the lunch linegetting his food

when he heard people yelling to gel down. heard gun soots and ran to theauditorium withhis friend ZaclL Saidhe sawtwo guzunen wearing blacktrenchcoats and black masks. Was askedifhe knew rCM said that he bad heardof them but neverheard anyot

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Cbannel1 News 11p,I\l. .4-20-99 Reporb!r JohnFerrugia stated he bad spoken to an UDD.8JIlell witness whosaid that he was in the lowerlevel par\cillg lut when he •w gunman comedownstairs outsideof schooland shcut a victim point blank , Reportersaid thatllU1llerOUS witnesses he spoke to

who were not named said they saw three (3) gunmen,

Cbannel1_ IIp.m. 4-Z().99 JUSTIN WOODS- said he was on the soccer field when hesaw dlree students gel shot. He said that he saw only two gunmen

in black trench coats, He said that both of the guzunen saw hUn and several ofhis friends and turned the gunfire towards them. He said that bothof the gunmen were dressed in blacktrenchCOllIS and black hats, hesaid that hetell that heeouldrecognize them by phowgraph.

Cbannel1News 12p.lll. 4-2()'99 KAREN NIELSON--.:afeleria worker was serving food when 5OOleOI1
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Cbannel7 News3 p.1n. 4-20.99 JOHN VENDEMIAIRE ( Unknown on spelling)--said that he was one of tlne kids inside of a biology lab.

Channel 7 News 3 p.m, Neigbbor by CHS who did not want to give nor name, said that she heard bomba and gunfireand called91 L.

Channel 7 News 3 p.m, JOSH LADD--said l!laI: he saw tlle sboolen shoota kid while he WlIS in dle library. He said tlle sboolen looked at !tim and walked out. Hesaid they were members ofTCM. Hesaid that when they firstwalkl!d into die library they said» Ifthereare any

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Channel 9 12 p.m, 4;.2!J..99 lONATHAN ~lled. from home said that hewas going to thebaIhroom. when hesaw kids running and heard shooting

ran to C1enIefIt park and while running to pa;k heard expiosion,

Cb.a.nOO 9 News l2 p.m. 4-2().99 .ADENPASUSICH-saidhewas in thecaf_fa wbenhehearda bang and saw a ltidrnnningwith visible wound to leg. He said that hethen heard rapid l:iJll and sawonegunman outside wearina a blad trenchcoat, said hesaw the gunman shootat me ground possibly at a studentwho was laying on the ground. Hesaid that he ran out the doors by the roneign language rooms. He said that he ....,~ the gunman as a student at CBS said he saw him throw a pipe botob into the student parldng lot.

Cltatmcl9 News 12 p.m, 4.2().99 KIMSANDER--ealled. fromhomesaid that het daughter was at the school and told her that shesaw a gunman described him as 6' 2" with busby eye brows said he was a W1M and was ugly. Said he waswearing a trenchcoat.

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Cb.anm:l9 News BOB SAl'lN-..on cell plu:lne said he bad been in a math class when shooting swted he said that he and classmates ran out of

the school and he waited to see ifhe could help othets. He said he hid in the bushes and saw through the window two gunmen dressed in black trench coals and black masks walkins downthe hall, he said he got scared and rail.

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BYAN ?'m'!?_ _1Ied from home said tbaI: he saw two kids..-ring all blacl: clothing sboot IQ.15 studems

Channel 9 12 and 5 p.m, BUE PASQUAL-saw gunman with shotgun wearing a trem:h coal saidshesaw the gunman shoot a girlanda blackkid inside of the library said the black kid was shot in the fila:.

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On May 13, 1999, r vieWed several video tapes, the foilowing is a review of (9) nine video tapes I reviewed; Channel 4 04-20-99 10pm BRE PASCUAL-sald that the shooterput a gun in her face and she begged him for about 10 min. not to kill or shoot her. Good Moming America CRYSTAL WOODMAN, JUSTIN WOODS, JOSHUA LAPP---WooDS said that he was on the soccer field and saw two gunmen. Said he saw one of them throw a pipebomb and then started shooting at him and the group of kids he was with on the soccerfield. LApp·--·said he was in the library and the gunmen walked in and said, "all the jocks please stand up:

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CRYSTAL WOODMAN·-·nothing on the tape in reference to her interview.

Channel 4 News. KAREN NIELSON-·.......cafeteria worker, heard shoots, suspected the shots were from a pistol and a shotgun. She said she went out the side door after helping stUdents and later hiding in a bathroom in the backof the cafetena. She said that when she went out the side door she saw three students shot laying outside. She said that she hid in the bathroom for about 45 min. until a student who had been hiding in the ceiling came in and tokl them it was safe to go out Cl1annel4 News reporter LARRY ???7??-·,--sald that students told him the shooters werenonconformists and that a couple of the members of the trench coat mafia were gay. He said that a witness told him that the shooters had grenades inside of their trench coats. Cha~~'ili

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1717? and AMANDA WIGGINS-·-said thatthe shooters played war games at the school.

;HRIS WISHER--Sald he saw two males wearing trench coats shooting. He said tI1at he saw a kid vearing a white t-snirt shooting. Said that the gunmen tumed the guns towards them and started shooting. 1e said that tI1ey got down, and later got up andstarted to run. He said that he saw tI1e kid in white throwing )renades. iAKEAPODACA---Said tI1at he knew Ihe kid who shot at him and Chris Wisher. He said that the TCM was levertaken seriously and that everyone would pickon tI1e shooters. JOSHUA L?????·---said that both of the shooters were very smart and computer wise.

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On May 13, 1999, I spoke to ALeeca Thomas by telephone. Shestaled that the Information I had obtain we 'lightly incorrect.'Thomas said that she has a friend who told her that her friend may have witnessed sor"", thing the morning of the shooting at Columbine High SchooL Tomas said that her friends name was Shawn Jensen. and she provided me with Jensen's phone number, I telephoned Jensen and left a message for asking herto call me and leave me with a number and a name for herfriend who may haveinformation In reference to a tan colored car at Columbine High School. I received a phone message from Jensen a short time later and she gave me the name and numberof her friend Tammy Solano-Gonzales. I telephoned Solano-Gonzales who said that she drove by CHS everymorning on her way to work, She said that she would see a tall kid with dark curly hair wearing black military style pants and some other juvenile malesoutside of the school by Polkand Pierce. just abouteverymorning. She said that on the morning of April 20, 1999, she was driving to workand saw the same tall white male, wearing the black military style pants, along with several other males, looking Intothe trunk of a tan coloredcar. Solano-Gonzales said that the males werejust staring in the trunk and werenot putting anything in It or pulling anything out of the trunk of the car. Solano-Gonzales said that she had seen the same male wearing the militarystyle pants, outside the school everymoming for the past two weeks, along with several other males. I asked her why she remembers the males, She said that she specifically remembers the male Who was always wearing the military style pants, because, there was a guy at the high school sheattended who dressed the same way. She said that after ar( 9 at workand hearing about the shooting and after seeing the picture 01 the shooters. she is very sure tha, Ule whitemale waaring the black militarystyle pants was definitely Dylan Klebold.

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MSNBC ...-··BRENDAN PASUSICH--···Started he was inside the cafeteria when he saw One of the shooters shoot a student in the back. He said that the student was by the stairs outside the cafeteria on the west side of the school when be witnessed the shooting. He said that he only saw One shooter and he saw that shooter throw a pipe bomb in the student parking lot.

MSNBC-··----KATHY PARK-·-·...Stated she was in the library when the shooters went in. She heard noises downstairs

that she described as banging sounds. She said that she thought there was construction work going on until a girl came upstairs .• the library and said that there was a guy with a gun downstairs. She said that she hid under the desks in the library. She said mat a guy came into the library and started shooting, She 'aid that she was able to run out the library exit but that her sister

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MSNBC-EMILY n'17'-----·...--She said that she was in the library when two guys she knew as being members ofTeM came into the library and started shoonng. She said that she saw a girl get shot and left the library after the shooters walked out She said that the shooters were saying "they wanted to do this to get their revenge,"

MSNBC--------JAMES ?????7'-··-·-CALLED THE NEWS STATION AT 2: I I P.M,m--·He said that he was calling the News station on a cell phone and could hear people running up and down the halls. He said that he could hear things being thrown around in the cafeteria but he was hiding upstairs,

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MSNBC-DAN ABRAMS-NBC NEWS··-WILL BECK-STUDENT--Beck said that he was outside the school in the commons area eatin, lunch when he heard gun shots and saw kids get shot. He said that he ran and hid inside of a bathroom and then ran through Clement Park to Columbine Library.

MSNBC····-AT2:44 PM. THREE MALES IN BLACK WERE ARRESTED IN THE AREA OF YUKON AND CALEY

MSNBC·······AT 3:45 P.M. CENTRAL TIME, 2:24 P.M. MOUNTAIN TIME--SWAT TEAM MEMBERS BY CAFETERIA WINOOW ON WEST SIDE OF THE SCHOOL GarNO INSIDE..

'JlSNBC-·AT4:18 CENTRAL TIME~3:18 P.M. MOUNTAfNTIME-MALE lNCUSTODV OR ESCORTED FROM THE rRONT PORTION OF THE SCHOOL BY SWAT TEAM MEMBERS-STUDENTS RESCUED AND RUN OUT THE FRONT DOORS THE DOORS SOUTH OF THE MAIN DOORS AND RUN TOWARDS THE PARK AT PIERCE AND FAIR.

MSNBC-BROOKS BROWN INTERVIEWED AT 6: 12 P.M. CENTRAL TlME·--He said that he saw one ofthe shooters at the end of4" hour and told him that he had not seen him In third hour class. He said the shooter told him "It doesn't matter now. Brooks get out of here [like you now." Brown said that he left and heard shots while walking away. He said that shooter had been making pipe bombs in his own basement. He said that he had known that the shooter had been setting off fireworks and burning fences and starting fires,

MSNBC-WILUAM BECK·_·Said he was in the commons when he heard ShOlS that he thought were fireworks at first. He said that he thought it was a senior prank. He said that he was outside the doors and saw students shot and bleeding. He said that he saw a shooter in the hallway before the shooting started. He said that there were about 20-30 members of the TCM who were stoners. He said that he had not heard that the incident was preplanned, He said d that he saw the shooter with a semi nematic rifle. He said that the shooters had been made fun of and were out casts which is' why they were there to get their Numb-er

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MSNBC-4-20-99--10:05 CENTRAL TIME-JONATHAN LADD---He said that he was inside the tech lab and saw students and teachers runningdown the hall Hesaidthat hesaw thatshooters shootingdown the hall towards the front doors. He said he saw a teacher by the front officescall to Deputy Garneron a radio. Ladd said that he ran out the front doors and across the towards Clement Parle He said that whilebe wasrunning across the lot towards the park he heardan explosion and continued to run. Hesaid that he had heardof the TCM before but neverassociated with them. He described themas out casts whostay to themselves,

MSNBC---BROOKS BROWN-m-He said thathe wasoutside theschool at 5th hoursmoking a cigarette whenhe saw Eric's car pull up. Hesaid that Eric got out and he told Eric that he badnot seenhim in 3rd hour class. He said he 'old Eric that they -d a test and Eric responded stating, "It doesn'! matteranymore. Brooks ( like you now go horne." Brown said that he left and started walking home and heard shots and explosions. He said that he knew Eric had to be involved with the shooting

because Ericis violentand that Eric hates everything.

MSNBC----KATIE CRONA-----INTERVIEWED AT 10:55 P.M, CENTRAL TIME-----She said thatshe was insideof a science classand had been therefor about 10min. When she heardscreaming. She said that about 30 seconds laterthe ground shook and a kid ran in saying that she needed to hide because some kid was shooting. She said that she heardshotgun blasts. She said that she heard some kid outside of the classroom say, "Pleasedon't shoot me please don't shoot me." She said she then heard shots. She said that she was one of the people in one of the last classesevacuated by the SWAT teams. She said that she neverheard of the TeM.

MSNBC---·SARA SCHWEITZBERGER...lNTERVIEWED AT II :45 P.M. CENTRAL TIME-----She said that she was in the commons, heardshots,was insideand ranout pretty fast. Shesaid thatheardpeople talkingabout the TCM before but they verthreatened her and they kept prettymuchto themselves. Shesaid thatshe ranout of the schooland Ran to the Columbine

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CNN--4-21-99--ERIC VIEK----2:56 P.M.---EASTERN TIME-m---Talked aboutthe shooters. He said that they were quitepeople, nevertalked about what they weregoing to do. Hesaid that he had no idea what theywere going to do. Hesaid -'at theywere very brilliant peopleand theyhadbright ideas. HesaidthatTCM wererumored to bea gang whowereprejudice. H. said thatTCM was in fact an other social group il1Side of theschool, He said that TCMmembers keptto themselves, always wore black and he denied being a member of TCM. He said that when he beard about the shooting he "suspected who the shooters wereand thoughtwhy did you do it and at the same time he thought,you guys finally did it you did something:'

CNN---- CHANNEL 9 NEWS-----I:OO P.M. EVAN ?'?""??---He said that he saw two kids dressed in black. Hesaidthat he saw 10-I5 kids get shot. He described the shooters as being"Heavily armed two shotguns,One had a pistol type Uzzi, 1 know they had pipebombsthey were throwing them in the commons, halland parking lot." He said tbat he was in the library when the shooting started. He said that the shooters werepartof the TCM which was a homosexual group.

CNN·--ED GAWKOWSKI---CSP---Talkedaboutroad blocks. Hesaid there were 2·3 gunmen. He said that he heardshots fired earlierbut it has been quite on the north side of the school,

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STUDENTS JUST RESCUED RUNNING OUT FROM WlNDOWS BYCAFETERlA AND RUNNlNGUPTHE STEPS TO WARDS THE FIRE TRUCK.

CNN··-JAMES nnn{STUDENT)·..·-on the phone calling the Newsagency (Channel 9), from inside a locked classroom. He said that it is noisy outside and he heard a lot of screaming and threats being yelled.

..NN..·LARRY KING SHOW-JUSTIN NORMAN AND HIS FATHER JOHNNY NORMAN....• Justin Normansaid that he was inside of the cafeteria. He said that he saw the first two people shot by Dylan outside of the cafeteria. He said thar he

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CANNEL 4 NEWS·-4·2S·99 BROWN FAMILY INTERViEW······ Talkedabout EricHams. Brookssaid that Eric is an evil genius. He said that they were friends until he was named in Hams' web page. They said that the case was handed to Jeffco in a silver platter.

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conducted by Local television station 50. I contacted Rudolfo Jose Cardenas, who provided me with a copy of their new, footage and interviews conducted on April 29, 1999. I was advised by Cardenas that there had been an interviewconducted on April23. 1999,whereina juvenilemale was interviewed andstatedthat he had information in reference to how the bombs found in the cafeteria got there. Cardenas stated that one of the broadcasters from one of their affiliates had conducted the interview and he believedthat the tapehadbeensent to Miami or LosAngeles. Cardenas provided me with the nameCarolina Fuentesand indicatedthat she is the person who conducted the interview,

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On 042899,at approximately 1400 hours, Criminalist Chris Andrist and I went to the location where the cafeteria computerwas said to be, which was in a back office of the cafeteria. The computer seemed undamaged. In one of the drawers of the desk was a phone fist titled, "Jefferson County Public Schools Food and Nutrition Services Directory." This was a light bluecolored page ofpaper that had allthe staff s phone numbers and pagers of the employees assigned to the staff. I had calledseveral numbers and ended up talking to a person named"Billie Wolfe." WtWolfe explained the download process over the phone, An eighteen-page document was printed indicating all transactions that occurred inthe cafeteria on the morning of 042099, between the hoursof 06:18:50 to 11:36:21. Also, a disk copy of the SNAP Program (SchoolNutrition Accountability Program) was copiedfor the School District to update their records. I observedthe clock to be about ten minutes forward of the true time, This was compared to both CBVChw:k Davis's and my watch. W/Davis then secured the computerto havea permanent record and held the computeras evidence.

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0.00 US

0.00 US

IDOl!! J 1297

0!:1!:~4

Cash Cutour

?aid

US

US

100192 J 1291 01:49:34

Cash CaetaR!

Paid

US

U5

Delete ley 10011 BBlHlR,ASRLlY

ue laid

1.15

0.00 0.00

1001!5 J 1l!7 01:52:!7

Cash Custour Paid

2.50

2.50

1

loom

Cash Custcur

Paid

l.lO

I.l~

I

100191 3 1297 08:51:34

Cuh Cistoler Paid

0.60

0.60

'20I 11

100198 I 7291 08:\5:15

Cuh Custoler

Paid

uo

0.60

mill

!tee

D.OO

0,00

lOOm J 1297 01:51:0. leom J 12!7 01:51:11 100JOOli

loom

J 7211 01:52:55

J 7291 01:55:16 10702101

102801 "orr,Ollli"

1

mOl 11

mil) 620 I II

21m 11

us

1

ilO(

1/ 2llSi

1

11151 11 630 I 21 63li 11

1

ll5! 1I .10! 1I mOl 11 2110 I II

1Il0I II

Cash Castoler

Paid

1.40

LlO

mill

100201 3 1211 OU7:12

Cash CustOlllt

laid

0,50

HO

6lO I 11

J n91 01:51:57

Casb Custour

laid

i.10

t.70

III ( II

Cash CutOUt laid

l.50

l.50

.Oil

ma'l MCCLlUGllnTY,BV Paid

0.50

O.M

'10I I)

100203 3 1217 08:58:09 100204 J 1291 08:58:30 105198'1

11

2085 I 11

10mO J ml 08:57:08

1C

Sll( 11

11

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-- -*--

........ Custolet lnfomtion ........ • code ID Bit Cd Name Stat a I Sales

-~*-

~**---

.._.

bt Tend

Meals I 1d ltelslQtyl

-- --*-*-._.-

100205 J 1197 09:59:01

cash CustOIe!

Paid

0.60

0.•0

li010S J 1291 Oi:19:J5

Cash CustOlIet

Paid

0.11

UI

519iSl KCCLAUGliiTY,EV pald

0.60

0.00

1ll( II

1D010! 1 1291 CU1:DS

Casb CustOler

Psld

0.60

0.60

121111

100209 1 1291 09:02:51

Cash Cust,.,

Isid

0.\0

0.10

010111

100210 lOOm loom 10m3

Si9U'% Dalete ley Paid

i

UO 0.00 3,00 U5

0.00 0.00 3,00 0,15

li3919 OiATEIlAG8,arAi Paid

i

0.35

o.!5

Sign-fro 111511 Olll,IATIAIIB' Paid

0.00 Ufr 2.55

LOO

IOOlli 1 1965 11:fr9:50

Cash cuto.at

laid

1.15

1.15

nens

1 1956 11:09:55

Cash CustOlf!

Paid

1.50

1.50

lOOm I 196611:09:56

Casb CustOllet

Paid

1.50

1.50

1

1150 I 11

lOOm 1 1966 11:10:11

Cash CustOla!

Paid

1.50

1.50

1

U50 I 11

liOm I 1966 11:l0:16 lOOm 1 1966 l1:IUl tOOm 1 1m 11:10:25

Delete ley lielete ley cash Costour

laid

0.00 0.00 U5

0.00 0.00 US

loom 1 1966 11: 10: 35

Cash Cmour

Paid

l.60

UQ

lD02261 1966 11:10:U

cash CustQme,

Isid

1.15

l.75

1

11751 11

ifrOm 1 1966 11:11:00

elSh CnstOI1it

Paid

1.15

1.15

1

11151 11

lOOm 1 1966 11:11:15

Cash CUlton,

Paid

1.15

1.15

1

WSI 11

lOOm I 196i 11:11:3&

Cash CntDlltr

Paid

fr.S~

fr.5~

10L.• , 1 1966 11:11:49

Cash cmllllet

Paid

1.15

1.15

1

lOOm J 1197 09:00:51 105191.1

1 1 3 1

1191 1291 7291 1191

09:01:11 IUi:01 19:01:11 09:01:45 I0199iiI

loom 3 1291 09:09:01 10113939 1 i 1 1211 19:19:11 101I"j,6 I 1900 11:09:1fr loom 1 1966 11:09:15 Ifrl11511

199111

~OODr.iill

6201 11 I

lOIS I 11

20151 1

1)

21i51 II

0.00 Ui

llli 11 mil] 1

m511) U5GI II

1 llSO I II WII 11

mill

lUI 11

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lOOm 1 1966 11:12:0l 10588180

58818. IISRII,CBlISTOP Paid

5.11 IU.

1

lOll 11 mill 6011 1l 7011 11

loom 1 196. 11:12:15

569ii8 IISiBl,l08BIB

2.10 lUO

1

lOll 11 .01( 11

105'94~8

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.... -...... - -..-

,

m o __

, ID

Custoler lal~mtiol Bar Cd hme •• t

•• _

...

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.om.o • •

t.

Alit Teud

Meals t ld

neilS IQtyl

0" ___ ...........

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Calh CustoMr

Paid

us

lOOm 1 1m 11:12:11

Cash Custoller

Paid

UO 2.10

lOOm 1 U" 11: 12: IS

Cun Cultour

Paid

1.15

1.15

1

11151 11

lOOm 1 1m 11:11:1,

Cash Custoler

Paid

2.15

2.15

1

1215 I 11

lOOm 1 1m 1l:ll:01

Cash CunOler

Paid

UO

1.50

1

1150 I 1I

lOOm 1 m,11:13:01

casn Cmoler

Paid

us

L 15

1115 I 1)

lOOm 1 m. 11:11:15

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hid

2.10

2.10

lOll 11

100240 1 1m 11:13:i2

Cash Cust<)Ier

Paid

2.10

2.10

lO11

r

m'11:13:16

Cash Custoler

Paid

2,'0

Uo

lOll 1) 127111

100m 1 ll.. 11:ll:ll

Casll Customer

hid

1.15

1.15

1

11151

mllll 19&6 lU1:51

Casll C';stoller

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1.50

1.5D

1

mD I 11

100111 1 1m 11:11:51

Casll Custoler

hid

LSD

1.50

1

1150 i II

IOij1l5 1 1m l1:H:ll

Casll Custmr

Paid

1.50

l.50

1

mOl II

Paid

0.00 U~ 2.39 10.aO

I

10m, 1 19.. 11:11:28 loom 1 1965 11:11:Ji lGTT.l19

Delete tey T7i31! STOII,AIMBS

uo

1.15

1

11151 1) lOll 11

1)

n

127111 11751 11

100m 1 l!&1 11:14:10 100m 1 19.. 11:14:93

Oehta ley ~esh ClIstQlar

Paid

1.15

us

100250 1 U!i 11:11:59

Cash CustOler

Paid

l.1S

US

I

11151 11

Mod

0.10

0.00

1

illS! II

100251 1 19•• 11:15:08 105810Tl

loom 1

581071 SCOrr,CRAIG

a.oo 11151 11

HI, 1l:15:11

Cash CustOiar

Paid

l.15

1.15

100m 1 l!&' u.u.n

Cash Custour

hid

1.50

1.50

1

1110 I II

loo25! 1 196, 11:11:!!

cash Custolsr

Paid

1.15

1.15

1

urs I 11

10,... 1 19,6 1l:15:11

Cash ClIstolsr

Plid

1.7;

l.l5

1

m51 11

10015, 1 19,6 11:10:11

Cub CustQlet

Paid

1.75

l.l5

1

111>111

518780 118BBl,CBiISTOP Paid

1.l0

0.00

loom 1 1966 11:17:58 10S88T80

1115, 1)

3Ol( 1)

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.~

• • • __

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~

.. ...

_

_~

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Meals I 2d 1tel3(Qtyl ......... __ .

loml 1 1166 11:11:19

Cash Custmn

Paid

1.15

US

lOOm 1 1966 11:20:10

Clsh C11stilUt

laid

uo

l.5~

SIal10 MISBBR,CBI1STOP Paid

0.00

6.00

u.n. IS

Cash Cuatolen

Paid

LIS

1.15

100262 1 19.. 11:21:56

Cash Custllller

Paid

US

l.1S

SOl!

mml

Cash CUltoaer

Paid

1.90

UO

lOll II Ill{ 1)

Paid

2.85

UO

100260 1 1966 11:21:01 10511110 lOom 1 1961

ms 11:22:15

100m 1 19•• 11:12:2. 1010.410

10.410 AHO,JAllI

lmlll 1

m~(

11

.20! 11 1

1

11151 11

n 11151

11

mi 11 1l!( 11 1150 I 11

lm6S 1 1966 11:22:11

Cash CUstoller

Paid

1.00

1.00

6051 11

; 1 196. 11:22:)4

Cash Cuetolu

Paid

2.30

2.10

lO!! 11

100m 1 1966 lU2:54

Cash Ontemer

Paid

UO

1.90

3011 11 1l1! 11

loma 2 1966 11:21:10 lOOm 1 1966 ll:21:JJ IG0110 1 1966 1l,13,14

Delete ley Cash CtlstOIler

Paid

0.00 G.GO 1.15

0.00 0.00 1.15

1

1115! 11

lOOm 1 1966 11:23:35

Cask !:uste'lt

Paid

l.SO

1.50

1

mOl 11

0.00

m.

li9'l1'OU

loom 2 11:13:13 loom 2 19.. 1l:11:Gl

Cash Castllllet

hid

1.30

0.00 1.30

1 1 lOll 1\ !l50t 11 mOl 11

loom 3 ma 11:11;01 loom 2 1966 11:21:11

li9'l1'04 Cash CustOle!

Paid

0.00 1.15

o.GO 1.15

1

W5 i 1]

110m 1 196. n:2I;20

ClIh Cusrou!

hid

1.15

1.15

1

11151 11

100m 3 lOla 11;24: IS

Cash Custoler

paid

2J5

US

1

lOll 21 11151 11

10021a 2 19,. 11:24:31 105.1132

561132 CAMACiO,JiKlll1 Paid

l.35

0.00

1

1l1( 11 11151 11

lGOl19l 1966 11:24:J! 10mW

189164 IORLOCI, TAlYA

Pree

0.00

0.00

1

10mo I 1966 11:24:50

Cash CUltelit

Paid

1.10

1.80

1

lOll I) mOl 11

10, •• 1 lOl8 11: 2l:51

Cap cmoler

Paid

UO

2.10

1

1l1l I) mOl 11

ImUl 1018 11:25 :00

Cash Castiller

Paid

1.15

1.15

1

1115! II

loom 1 ll66 11:25:09

Cash CutOlet

Paid

1.15

1.1;

1

1115l 11

Delet! Key

11151 11

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....... Custaler In/ontation ......... Code III Bar Cd Rase Stat R E Sales

~

--_ .....

Alt Tend

Meals I 1d 1telslQty)

... .. ............

+ .....

lUOlll 1 1966 11:11:10

Cash CUmler

Pud

1,75

1.75

l1111 1I

100215 1 U.. 11:25:10

Cuh CastMer

paid

1.50

1.50

11501 11

lOOm 2 1%6 11:15:11

Cash Castaler

Paid

UO

1.80

loom I 1078 lUI: 13

Clsh Custoler

hid

1.75

1.15

loom I Jm 11:21:18

Cuh CustOler

Paid

1.15

l.15

100m I J01S 11: 15: 14

Cash Custoler

Paid

US

U5

100290 1 1966 11:15:19

Cash Customer

Paid

UO

US

LOOm I 1018 11:15:J5 10599534

599194 ROSlflA,AlB10SI ptee

0.00

0.00

1 ; J 3018 11:11:39 100,93 1 1966 lU5,40 lD598194

Delete Key 598294 RATKBmI,BRIAH

Paid

0.00 0.00 US JO.OO

UOl94 I 1078 11:25 :50

Cash Customer

Paid

US

US

100291 I 3078 1l:25:50

Cash Customer

Paid

1.50

1.50

100196 1 1956 11:15:11

Clsh CustOl6r

Plid

1.15

l.15

100m 1 1m 11:15:5!

Cash CU!tOler

Paid

UO

l.3O

Paid

2.15

0.00

Cust~ler

Paid

1.15

US

I

1115 I 11

Cash Custoler

Paid

1.15

1.15

I

11151 II

ID0301 I 1961 11:26,07 10511141

511141 888501,MICRAE. Plid

Us

0.00

100302 1 1018 11:26:10 10196466

196466 LlIGBlill,MICIA Paid

UO 10.00

1

IDO!!3 3 l018 11:15:5! 10541111

100m

I m. 11:26'00

loom 2 1m U:26:0'

m21l SlBCI, TTLU Cask

7W 11 1150 I 1I

t

11151 11 11151 1)

1

11151 11 10l( II

I

11151 1I 121111 11151 1I 11151 11

1

1150 I 11 ll751 II

1

7011 11 11501 II llli 11 llSO ( 11

I lIS0I II ll751 11 7271 1) mOl Ii

100301 I lSiI 11,16:11 loom I 1966 1l,1Ui

Ilelete ley Cash Castoer

paid

0.00 1.15

0.00 1.15

1

11151 1)

10mS 1 1966 11:26:19

Cash Customer

Paid

LID

1.$0

1

mOl 1)

lOll".,1l J lOla 11:26:29

Cash Cmoler

paid

1.05

4.05

1

loom 1 1966 11:26:29

Cilih CUatolltr

Plid

1.15

UI

1

lll51 11

100lo! I 196& !l:26:l9

Cash Custoller

Paid

1.15

l.15

I

11111 I)

lOll 1) 11151 11

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Tran, i ID o-per fiu .. . . --. ~~~~~.~

~.~

....... Custo1l
'ir

!It Tend

~

Muls i Id ItellS IQtyl .... -----_ ..

lOOmi lOll lU6:15

Calli CustllllU

hid

UO UO

10mO 1 ll66

Casll Custoer

hid

1.1\

1.1\

1

Ui\i 1\

Paid

1.1\

UO

1

1l15t 11

1l:2U~

100lll 1 1965 11:1.:41 10111256

131256 StiOTT,l1flE

1Ol( 1) ll1( 1]

100m 2 1966 11:16:11

Casll Custa1l
Paid

1.50

1.50

1

UIO\ 11

l0031l 1 196. \1:2.:1\

Casll CUsta.er

Paid

LSD

LSD

1

1110 I 11

100314 3 301a U:1>:16

Cash C1!stllllU

Paid

U5

1.15

1

111511)

lOOm 2 1966 11:16:52

Cuh CustOller

Paid

1.15

1.15

Rdell

UO

0.40

1

W5 ( 1)

1

11m 1)

lOOm 1 196. 11:16:53 10119916

r

101136 DIA1,RlCAIDD

11151 1)

' 3 lOla 11:26:51

Cash Cust
Paid

1.15

1.15

lQQJlI 1 1018 11:21:00

Casil CUlta.et

Paid

UO

1.60

150560 GREGORY,SCOT!

!rae

0.00

UO

1001lO 1 1156 ll:lHl

Cash Custaur

hid

1.75

l.15

1115 i 11

10&321 1 U6! 11:27:10

cask Custoaer

Paid

UO

Uo

5211 11

511701 GOIlALll,DAlIIL Paid

UO

0.00

1

Paid

1.15

UO

1

ll751 II

100Jle 1 116' 11:11:01 101511'0

lOom 3 lOla 11:21:10 10531101 10&123 2 19.6 11:27:11 10030113

nin C'J811,ZI£WY

30li 11 1

1111\ 11

3011 11 m( 11 6011 II

100m 3 1m 11:21:11

Cnh Cuto.er

Paid

l.75

l.75

1

IllSl1)

lOOm 2 1965 Ll:l1:11

Cask CUstonr

hid

1.75

1.75

1

1115 ( 11

loom 1 U6! 1l:21:lt

Casa Cust
Paid

UI

4.05

1

lOll 11 m51 1I

SI11D3 SISOJ,MATTBII

Paid

UO

0.00

1

I1ml Ll mOl 11

Cash CutoRr

Paid

1.15

1.15

1

100m 1 15.6 11:11:47 10531470

531470 BOeTSIl,BRADLIY Paid

3.25

0.00

2 1 11501 1) 1115( II

10v..; 1 19., 11:27:S3 10120501

820S04 ILSM011,lIVII

Paid

1.15

UO

1

ll751 11

ltOlll 2 1966 11:27 :55

caeh eustOller

Paid

l.75

1.75

1

1l15( 1)

lOOml ma 11:27;56

Cash Castonr Paid

1.75

1.15

1

111S\ 11

100m 2 1566 11:21:31 IOS41203 10mI 3 ma 11:17:42

11111 11

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T!Jlll

t 2d ItelslQtyl ....... -...... "......

1~1005~.

lD

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lOOm 1

1~"

11:2a:02 1059.589

10m51 19,. 11:28:09 10123558

loom

........... .......

Ait

hua

~aid

1.75

U~

1

59.589 lIi,SBlD1

[laid

,.1\'

un

1

1235\1 iABR,JAarrr

Pm

0,00

0.00

1

11151

10~504

ilIlJr,JUsrll

lt15, 11 ll11 1\ 1115, 11

u

3 3011 11:21:11

Cash Custoller

~aid

1.15

1.15

1

W51 11

lOOm 3 J018 11:21:12

Cash Customer

Paid

1.50

1.50

I

mOl II

loom 2 m'lUI:13

Casn Cust!llleI

Paid

UO uo

loom 1

m. 11:28:20

Cash CustOIU

Paid

US

U5

1

1003102 ail 11:21:30

Cash Custoller

hid

1.15

1.15

1

:e

2 Uil 11:28:31

Cash CustOll!r

Paid

1.60

0.10

1211 11

10~3n

I 196611:21:42

Cash CustOIt!

Paid

2.05

U5

lal1 1) llJ51 11

100343 3 1071 1l:2UI la03H 1 1071 11:28:41

Delet! lsy Cash CUstonr

0.00 Paid

I. 50

0.00 LSI

7.6618 SMlTi,BBlJAMII Paid

US

0.00

Casll Cuatoer Paid

l.10

1.50

I

100317 2 1966 11:18:51 10144539

111519 SIOILS,AlTIOIY Fne

0.00

0.00

1

W51 11

1001U 1 116. 11:28:56 11115041

745047 VASSAR,PATRICE Paid

1.15

0.00

I

ll151 11

cash CustOller

Paid

1.15

1.15

1

11151 11

Free

0.00

0.00

I

1115! 11 11151 1)

loom I

1966 11:28:49 10766628

11m. 1 lOll 1l:21:IQ

!~ml

2 1966 11:18:59

100350 I li6. 11:11:05 1011S561

126563 IICHla,JIAI

3al! II

I

3011 II l1751 11 l175 i 11

llS~1

11

121 i 11 11151 11 lOll 11 11501 II

lOOml 11.. 1l:lH6

Caih CustOler

hid

1.75

1.15

1

lOOm 3 3018 11:29:17

Cull. Custolar

hid

US

US

1

510'8' PlISIII,STtPBlI Paid

l.15

0.00

1

2 1116 11:29:16

Cull Custilier

Paid

1,10

3.10

2 1 liS!! 1) 11551 II

110355 1 1018 11:<9:11

cash CustOIU

Paid

1.15

1.15

1

W51 11

100356 1 1m 1l:2':1l

Casll ClllItlllar

hid

1.50

1.50

I

11501 11

100153 I 1,.6 11:2':14 10510'8' 100

lOll II m51 11 11151 11

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Upon our arrival at Denver Medical Center, I accompanied Kirklin to the Emergency Room, During his evaluation by the medical staff. Kirklin's clothing items were removed. I placed the clothing items into paper bags and collected these items as evidence. Kirklin was then taken to the operating room at about 1300 hrs, Wh, f1 the emergency room. I was contacted by Denver Pclice Detectives Martin Martinez and Greg Can,,.';1311. Martinez and Campbell offered their assistance with lhe investigation. Detective MartInez stated that he would collect the Serious Bodily Injurystatements for the presiding physician. The next victim to enter the emergency room was Jenna Park. Park was treated for a gunshot wound to her right shoulder, right calf and left foot. During the course of Park's treatment. her clothing was removed by the medical staff. I placed the clothing items into paper bagsand collected these Items as evidence, Park was alert and conscious. After her initial treatment, I conducted an interview with Park in the emergency room at about 1325 hrs. Park stated that she had been inside the libraryat the high school when she heard ''tons of gunshots." Park said that an unknown female entered the library and told everyone to get under the tables. Park said she hid underthe table. Park stated that she could see out the library window and saw a student she knew as "Dylan" run by the window carrying a "big gun." Park stated that "Dylan" entered Into lhe library and began shooting at her and the other students in the library, Park described "Dylan" as a tall, white male, wearing a black trench coat and a red, white and blue hat. Park stated that she tried to get out of the library. Park said that she could recall that she was shot in the foot and the leg and then fell to the ground. Park stated that some time passed while "Dylan" was shooting the other students. Park stated that she tried 10 get back under the table again, when she was then shot in the shoulder. Park said she then fell onto her left side. Park stated that when she felt "Dylan" had left, she was able to get up and flee the school. Par, IS unable to recall, specifically, if she had been shot by "Dylan". Park stated that her back had been to the person who had shot her. When I asked Park if she had seen any other people With "Dylan", Park

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INTERVIEW JOLENE HEADRICK, 8133 W QUARTO AVE, 80123, 379-4393

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-Originaldouble sided palm print card #J4970 for DylanBennetKlebold(SS# 524-45-5481)

-Originaldouble sided palm print card #J4971 for Eric David Harris(SS# 284-82-[478)

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