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Ref # 99-12067 Reported Date 04/20/1999 Time 12:39:32Type ASSTOA Status RTF

Location 6201 S PIERCE ST

DET39 05/06/1999 OS0499/EATON/MO

Friedman advised the investigators that David Proctor was alsoat the Klebold ~e~idence that date. Friedman advised theinvestigators that he hasnJt spoken with Klehold much since thatdate which was over a year previous.

Decective Demmel confirmed with Friedman that Friedman had infact left school dur~ng third period due to the fact he was notfeeling well, Detective Demmel asked Friedman if he had observedanything strange at or around the school before or as he wasleaving the scheel that date, Friedman advised he had not observedanything out of the ordinary. Friedman also advised, however, thathe is in charge at the school yearbook staff. He advised that oneof his staff members Courtney Shakowski had told him that sheobse~led a person bring a large duffle bag into the cafeteria onthe date of the homicides. Friedman did not elaborate on theinformation he had received from Shakowski.

Detective oemmel asked Friedman if Eric Harris and/or DylanKlebold had rented videos from Fr~edman's employer Video CityFriedman advised the investigators that he did not remember Harrisor Klebold ever renting videos from Video City. Detective Demmelasked Friedman if he had ever sOcialized with Eric Harris or OylanKlebold. and assisted them in making video tapes of themselves andtheir actkvieies, Friedman replied negatively. Detective Demmelasked Friedman if he had ever had rtarris or Klebold over to hisresidence. Friedman once Again replied negatively.

Friedman described his relationship with Robyn Anderson ashaving dated for approximately one month between their junior andsenior high school years. Friedman advised there waS nothing elseto the relationship between himself and Anderson.

Detective Demmel asked Friedman if he had ever used Harris' orKlebold's web page and if he had ever comm~~icated with them incomputer chat rooms. Fried~~ advised he had not communicated withHarris or Klebold in any computer chat rooms. Friedman advised hehad heard rumors around school, however, that members of the TrenchCoat Mafia were into hacking into computer syscems, DeceotiveDe~~el asked Friedman how many persons he believed were members ofor associated with Trench Coat Mafia. Friedman advised he wasunsure but believed there were approximately 10 to 15 personsclaiming to be involved with Trench Coat Mafia, Friedman advisedthat he had been led to believe by rumors that the Trench CoatMafla was a very formalized group. He advised he had heard rumorsthat they even held initiations to become members. He advisedthere was a lot of gossip about the school in reference Trench CoatMafia,

Friedman did advise the investigators that in August he hadattended a friend's birthday party and had seen Klebold and Harrisat the party also, He advised he spake with them, he did no~

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Location 6201 S PIERCE ST

Reported Date 04/20/1999 Time 12,39,32St:;atus RTF

DET39 05/06/1999 050499/EATON/MO

recall what the conversation pertained and he had not spoken witheither subject since that party in August.

Friedman advis~d the investigators he bad ohserved ZachKeckler wea~ing a trench coat on numerous occasions. He advised hehad observed Harxis and Klebold wearing trench coats only a coupleof times. He advised he really didn't know that Harris and Kleboldwere part of or claiming to be part of Trench Coat Mafia, Headvised it was his opinion that the Trench Coat Mafia was at itslargest last year and was mostly led by Joe Stair. He advised thatStair wore a trench coat all the time. Friedman advised thisschool year most of the persons whom he had been led to believewere members of Trench Coat Mafia had dressed more normally andrarely wore their trench coats.

~> Demmel aSked Friedman if he was acquainted with

Friedman advised he waS_ll acquainted with~ dvised he was aware that was a part of the

Trench Coat Mafia and he pretty much w ~m only from sight,

Friedman was asked if he had any common classes with Kleboldor Harris. Friedman advised he had a calculus class with Kleboldand a history and English class with Harris. Friedman advised onone occasion he had worked on a group school project: and Harris wasa member of the group. Friedman adv~sed that Klebold was alwaysquiet in calculus class. He advised that Robyn Anderson oftenassisted Klebold with his calculus.

Friedman advised he had heard from a friend Kelly Brown whowas also a friend of Robyn Anderson chat Robyn had admitted to he~

to purchasing guns for Harris and Klebold. Friedman advised thatKelly Brown told him that Anderson admitted to her the previousWednesday that she had purchased the firearms. Friedman advisedthat Kelly Erown and her date, Brian last name unknown, went to thesenior prom wiCh Kleocld and Anderson,

Friedman made telephone contact from his residence with hisemployer and the owner of video City, Dianna compton (deb;06/08/63) Friedman advised the investigators that Compton advisedhim chat Eric Harris had a membership at Video City.

Friedman had no other information to add ~o this interview andthe interview was concluded at 1715 hours,

On t~is same date at approximately 1730 hours. DetectiveDemmel and lnvestigator Eaton responded to the Video City store andwere able to make contact with owner Dianna Compton. Comp~on

advised the investigators that Eric Harris' facher, Wayne Harris,had become a member of video City on February 13, 1999. Comptonadvised chat on that date Wayne Harris re.nted a movie titled "TheTruman Show." She advised he rented the movie on the date hesigned up for the rnemb~rship, Compton retrieved the rental rece~pc

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Reported Date 04/20/1999 Time 12:39:32Stat". RTF

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from her reco~ds and confirmed thae wayne Harris had s~9ned therental agreement on that data. Compton also advised that on April13, 1999 Wayne Harris had rented the movie titled llT2l:x:i Driver. 1f

She advised once a9a~n Wayne Harris had signed the rentalagreement. Compeon advised she had been unable to locate any otherrentals from the Harris family and thus no rencals by Eric Rarris,Compton also checked her membership rOster but was unable to locateany information leading her to believe that the Klebold family wasa member of Video City, The investigators did not seize thepreviously mentioned receipts.

The investigators concluded the interview with Compeon acapproximately 1745 hours.

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6105 Ut K.m. Catyl Ave.Litdetoo. Colorado 80128

973...148

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COLUMBINE ffiGH SCHOOL TASK FORCE

CONTROL NUMBER:JCSD CASE NUMBER:FBI CASE NUMBER:GOLDEN POLICENUMBER:REPORT DATE:DETECTIVES:

lQ!.1199-7625174A-DN-5741999-136205/03199JonWatsonJeffKreutzer

Background:FromItem #405 (Notes recovered in search warrants),..Lead:Contact Matthew FRIED.

Disposition:

SUBJECT: Matthew(Matt)FRIEDMANDOB: 04/08/81CO DL: 96·292-212365349 W.Geddes Ave.Littleton, CO 80123(303) 973·5557

On Friday, April 30, 1999, I spokewith MattFRIEDlVlA.N at his residence in the presence of hisparents.

FRIEDMAN stateshe knew HARRIS and KLEBOLD from school; he met them through hisfriend. DavidPROCTOR. He had been at KLEBOLD's residence onceto watcha movieabouttwo yearsago. The last time he hadany contact, outside classes, was in August 1998 at afriend's birthday patty.

FRIEDMAN recalledthat duringhis sophomore year(he is now a senior),he dated RobynANDERSON for abouta month.

FRlEDtvlAN is not active in athletics or the arts,per se. He is the editorofthe schoolyearbook.FRlEDMAt'l's father is Jewish;however, his mother is not.

On April20, 1999 FRlEDMAt'\l became ill and left school following third hour. He drovehimselfhome.

JC..()01- 006405

•''''"'; COlUHlltNE

STUDEt'lT INFORlVlATION CARD

SENIOR HIGH PRtNTED - 07/13/<

512205tudent lD Numbe"'-....;;u.....J.L:I.- _

JAMESFRIEDMAN MATTHEW1-<,1 Rr<.

!1ArrAbJ Known A;-;~ L--":w...L- --:;"",-

Heme Phone:-::9L7u:=='-'-_'- -7"'-__ J!nltY Date: 08/14/95 EnltY Code:......2.-

/Street Add"'>S:-.:5!,;3~4~'JLW!L!i.liQC~w~ ..J.:...._ _;7"::/ Grode: .....1",2......._

Bldg IApl:- f-:7"'-__ Birthdate: 04/08/81

Clry:LITD.EigN Zip: 80123 Sex: Check one: ~ M

),("mn~ Address: _ Student Social Security Number' 521:063-6076

.-,..'It fJ:l Number the emergency tall sequence boxes in the order people should be called in an emergency. "~ Female Adult in Home: I Include ,'-rea Codesand Knell:'!'

Ii] Name: FRIepMAN JEANNE Work Phone: ??? :O'l";'$']'.?~

Other ctl _

SAl 65 A<5!.5XiitAtOccupation

Check one: r L;:!';:ll Guardian If! r Step Parent dl 00 Puent !Ki 0 Temporary Guardian l.M)

Employed By HuJ);;Nr1Al /)ECl.I1(m£s

Work Address: ,:370 I'l'""Sr:.siJrr'l!!.,j9cc!-~j{ Is this position on Federal Property' Chock one: 0 Y

i Include 4red Coaez I,JJlJ E:rtelH!,

9?7-t.acJo592 5i19:Work Phone: :=:J:2il::=2:!!1:!l::.. _

:'<Iale \dult in Home:

Iii Name: FR IEDIolAN BRUCE

Check one: 0 L::g:li GuJ.rdi-:;:li L-\~: Step Parent is) ~ Parent .c: 0 Temporary Guardian tEl [j Other ,D, _

Employed By'?J(J!DGAITJAL f;1tCLlQJVIiS Occupation: 0-rtXW (8PoKfiR

Worl< Addr""" ..310 11"'..$7"; <.: uT1iZ S9t'Y'l ,:j)::N\I.l5;Q is 'his position on Federal Prop.ny' Check one: 0 Y 5;:

o Joint Custody (Q) 0 Not Joint Custody I R)Home \Vork

:-.;amr!: Phone: PhOrM:: ,Sf

Does the student have ;j legal parent on active dury in the military? Check one:EMI£flGiNC"CALI. $£QUENC~

Patent Who resld~ at another address:

DOth" _When OJ parent CUUfJOI be reached. who ,,;;Muki be called:

Name: FA' i! 0 r '1)wHsnrt:tSe

Day Cure P1"o-\ider~ IX, Xame: Phone: --' _

,~\; ....., ,fJINeighbGr (T) ')itRelertve (U)

toti.'5 Phone: ~1~''!!!!!!!!!!!\!!1!L~~:..c13J,;.r-:I~ Studene's Loc:!) Doctor: ~ZJ vame: --'6"'a"G""'A"'tt,;..,-'P-'A"UL""' Phone: 158-00Q2

Diseaserst, :\rIed.ication!sl, oe Condition(s} that may a1t~t this student's a(tivities~

JC·001· 006406

ITranspormnce:"SCHOOL :~EJl~_O__ Status

l'SE IBu:,. '1Ulnocr==;:-H,,,. ~HrTE o Other Record I::)

II te"UL- "Fe<!"," Survey Code: _Withdro\va! DaI:¢: _

Withdraw:!l C0Ce: _

Student Transterreu To:

'--is[ below all other children under 21

-",s ~;';IE

HlffiM;!tJ

FIRST NAiViE

.::J5ss IC-A

AGE BIRTHD.UE SCHOOL ATTE>iDlNG GRADE

IS: 10 -A:? - g.:L C-Ol W18JNE:.. 10

/1 (-,a1- 81 COl /JMfJ,IN~ 9

us the student ever been enrolled in a Jefferson Count) School?

'he school will attempt to reach one Qf the people listed 00 'his curd. but if none of these people can be reached. thechool personnel hose my permission [0 use discretion in securing medical aid in an emergency. IT IS UNDERSTOODR\T NEITHER THE SCHOOL NOR THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTA~L'{G THIS MEDICAL AIDvILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE E. ENSE I"leu ED

'.-\RE:'iT SIGNATURE: _"7""~4- ......~~~",,":::.-=,-- Date: 2-1/- r;L"ledicarion: Acetaminophen ITyi L or other brand name, of Acetarmncphen: will be given J.> outlined in the District'sledicanon Procedures and with the signed consentof a parent. The Medicction Procedures are l' ailable at the school.

ermissicn f'lr Acetaminophen: 7ne: ~Yb2L:';O

'ARE:-iT SIGNATURE, V :..> ::,.L Date: :1-11-«

FOR NEW STL"DENTS ONLY

4me of school student lust atrended: Address: _

'ithdrawul date: Withdrawal grade: Birthplace: _

Check one 0 Yes C)lo

, THIS STI.:OE:>iT HAS BEE;:>! RECEIyr:-;G SPECIAL F;Dl;C,,-TION SERVICES. PLEASE :>iOTIFY THE SCHOOL.

OMME:\TS: -'- _

fHJ'iIC INFOR:YlATION FOR l:SE IN PREPARATION OF FEDERAL REPORTS:

';;\,'k one: 0 (l j Alaskan :"lath~.j Am~rit;:lrt Indian

[] jJ.) Hispanic

OME LA:'IGt:AGE SURVEY:

0,.: i \~lan: Pj,Cifk Ish.lmh:r

o i 5 j W1'l;r~. not HJ",pUJ1k::

D~31 On1'. E

JC.(101- 006407

Did ~~is studem learn to speak another tunguage before or 31 rne same time Xi Standard American English (notincluding school instructiom? Check one;; I :\0 f(l)) 0 Yes ' If yes, "hut language? _

The uppropriare bel of English usage for rhis student is; Check one:

o ;';0 English spoken i understood 0 1-1) ,\0[0,.1, English spoken i understood

o L~l Some EngH~h spoken f underwood 0 (5, Only English spok:.m / understood

n f 31 El1gh:.->h and the other lariguag~ spoken I understood

How onen is EmzJish used in vour h..)me'~ Check one:

: Ii:; x;) E.tl';lbh- 0 '~l :5\f:~ Ejl~l.bil 0 :31 EnJ;tJ:;b ..iml ~~nther 1~!!Uilg¢ 0 (4) ;v{Q'jtl~ E:".,?Iisil

~/28/99 11:03:27 PRINT REQUESTED BY TERMINAL GONR.CODMVOOOO.C00300200.TXT ATTN: DYLE, STACEY AN

QUERY ON:NAM/FRIEDMAN,M DOB/19810408*** ceIC INFO MAY BE USED FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE PURPOSES ONLY ***

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

STATE OF COLORADOCOLORADO DRIVER RECORD

ATTHEW JAMES FRIEDMAN349 W GEDDES AVEITTLETON CO 80123

DATE: 04/28/1999TIME: 11:03:08

INSURED STATUS: INSURED

LIAS:OLORADO PIN: 9$-292-1236IcENSE NUMBER: 962921236EIGHT: 5 08 WEIGHT: 130AIR: BROWN EYES: BROWNONOR: N SEX: MALE)1DORSEMENTS: NONEESTRICTIONS:REVIOUS STATE AND LICENSE:EGULAR LICENSE STATUS: VALIDOMMERCIAL LICENSE STATUS: NOT

SSN: 000-00-0000 COL CLASS:LICENSE TYPE: MINOR LICENSEISSUE DATE: 19970408EXPIRATION: 19990428BIRTH DATE: 19810408

APPLICABLE

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FlUESELL, CHRISTOl'llER I

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CO~J1NUATrON CJ /'

SUPPI.EMENT t;rConnectingCue ~rt No.

O1teltM S!atus~ ~.n

Cl8ar&O. by ,,"esl 0

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JC.o01· 006410

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lixoeptiQrnllly et.1iIted CJ A~M.m1 ~

Unfounded 0

! StriaI No.

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Unit Pall" Zof '7

FR~.' MELISSA

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CONTINUATION 0Repon;ms Agency Rcportiai Officer Case Roport No

SUPPLEMENT X JCSO PETERSON ?9-7625-YYY

CcnnectiflS Case: RefX)rt No Victim Name Original~ Da«:This~

COLUMBINE 06-24-99- X FIRST DEGREE MURDER X " RCi,:ommmd Cue: 0Cl*- ,.:alion O~Stt1U$' Open Ei'tl:CP'!i"''IIJly Cleami Re:view

R«;lwifu:alwn 0 CJearedby~ " u,""""" o Closure c

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WITNESSES:

MELISSA FRY. DOBI02-18-83

7301 South WebsterSI.

Litrteton, CO 80123

303-972-3488

Student-Columbine High School

DEBBIE FRY

Same asabove:

Work: Diamondback Service Construction

'03-791-1984

MARK FRY

Sameas above.

King Soopers Store #I

13th & Speer Blvd.

Denver. CO 802!O

303-571-5566

INVESTIGATION;

On06·24-99, I responded to 730I SouthWebsterStreetto contact and interview Melissa Fry,who is a student at Columbine High

School. This interviewwas in referenceto the shootingthat occurredat ColumbineHigh School on 04-20-99.

Melissa Fryadvised me that on 04-20-99, she was al homesick, and was not at ColumbineHigh School al .11 on that dale.

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OfficerSignalure Un!l Number Supervisor Initials and Dale- AssignedTo?'l!' 1

AP.... .~ ".,..... ......, of 1

,JltIc;t"'L !'>"\eSnGATOR V1CTlM SlRVICES I ornER I ASAF3 .v98 JCSOl161J

CONTINUATION 0RlfP\utini Agency Reportirlg Officer Cast Report No

SUPPLEMENT y JCSO PETERSON 99-762S-YYY

Connecting CaseReport No Vietim Nsme Original Repon Oak ThisReport

COLUMBINE 06-14-99f- X FIRST DEGREE MURDER 01le:n$t StlilUl: Open X cc.. ..."'" Eu:¢ptiMldlyC~ Re<:ommcnd Case: Review Cl

~lut.itkatloll c C!ared by AmsI o L'nfoulllkd Cl Closure Cl

l~ Il);wuity I Brv:4Namll I~plicn I ~alNo Va'ue IRJ~ I ~;dSml.:!'!

I askedMelissaFrywhat she knewabout the TrenchCoat Mafiaand inparticular, Dylan Kleboldand Eric Hams, Melissa Fry

said she did not know who Dylan Kleboldor Eric Harris was prior to the shootingon Q4·2Q..99 at ColumbineHigh School.

MelissaFry 'aid she recalled seeinga TrenchCoatMafiastudentin thehallways at ColumbineHighSchoolprior to the shooting

sometime ago. She describedthis Trench Coat Mafia studentas a white male, tall, about 6')" with brown hair, bad acne and

said he wearsa blackbaseball hat. MelissaFrysaid this personwasnot Dylan Klebold or Eric Harris, Melissaalsosaid that she

has seen the Trench Coat Mafia students hanging around in the Commons area of the cafeteria at Columbine High School.

Melissa said they stay to themselves and gather or hang out underneath the stairwayat that location.

Melissa Fry said she is good friends with Michelle Shoels, who is Isaiah Sheets' brother. I asked Melissa if she had ever

witnessed anyof theTrenchCoatMafiastudents oranybody elseatColumbine HighSchool harassor racially intimidate Michelle

or IsaiahShoels. Melissa Frytoldme thatshe had neverseen anyone harass eitherof them.and in fact told me"everybody loved

fsaiah.'·

Melissa Fry said she does not know of anybody who maybe manufacturing explosive devices and/or possessingor selling

firearms. MelissaFry also told me that she has no; heardrumorsof anyone manufacturing explosivedevicesand/orpossessing

or selling any firearms.

Iasked MelissaFryhowher family and in particularshe has been doingsincetile incidentat ColumbineHighSchool on 04-20·

99. Melissa Fry advised that she has been doing well, and said she had some small problems in the days after the incident.

however.she now reelsshe is doingwell as is her family, I gave Melissa Fry my business card and asked her to contact me if

eitherherself or her family wantedto talk with a I.C.S.O.Victim Advocate in the future. I advised Melissa I would makethe

necessaryarrangements for themat that time.

DISPOSITION: Cas. remainsopen, pending further investigation.

JC..o01.006414

Otncer Signature Unit NumMr SuptrviSiOf !nitiiil~ aM OaK A,,~&ned To POl:ge l..A.OJl-- 'i..= ~."

~ of 1ORIGNAl. I iNVflS1I"" TOR vlCT\M ssevices I l)T1j£1t I ASAF3-'1% JCSD/147..

GALAS, PRESTON

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CONTINUATION 0

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c_'""", g / (Rer' 'kalion 0

lterr.No. iJuantity ir...,u Name

, Oftet"'.. Status: OpenClofal\td DY Arrftl! 0

No.

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Clesi~ion of!;. (I Offen.. Stat\l$: OpltD.a ~~ CJured Aoeommencl (;&88:

p 1.lflcaWm 0 ' Cli:ar.d by All'tlSI 0 Unfounded

,to.No. 'Ov.antit;t Srar1d Name ~riptiQn $erial No.

JC-001·006418

Unit

QAlUlNER, EMILY

JC-001·006419

O!klnM SlaM: 0plJrt e-- tb!Ceptjonaliy Clhnld 0 RecommendCase:CIIlt8ltld by .Arrest 0 Unfounded 0

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GESLIN. S.

Jc-001·006423

UNCLASSIFIED

INFORMATION CONTROLControl Number: DN4141

CU&ID:

Priority:

Source:

Aftlilatlon:

Phone Number:

Prepared by:

Event Narrative:

Event Date:

Categorlee:

174A-DN-57419

ROUTINE Claeellioatlon: UNCLASSIFIED Melllod of Contact

WEBB, RICHARD @ In Pa"'on 0 TelephoneJCSO 0 Observation 0 W_n

(303)271-5605 Informalion Rec:elved Date: 0610711999 Time: 11,00 AM

WEBB RICHARD INVESTlGATIONSlJEFCO SO(LaotName) (FirstNama) (eomFlOMnt/Agency)

SHANNA M GESLIN IN 5THHOUR ALGEBRA

Event Time: Rafereno..:

INTERView STUDENT· CHS

Evant Reviewedby: SL Lead ReqUired? YES

Lead Control Number: DN4141

Lead: DETERMINE OBSERVATIONS OF SHANNA M GESLlN, 6364S ALLISON ST,LITTLETON, 933·1035, 10-01-82

Assigned To: BROOKS, DAVE Data: 06111/1999 Time: 3:21 PM

Disposition: SHANNA M,GESLIN INTERVIEWED BYPHONE 06-1611410, DROVE NIBONPIERCE STREET AT ABOUT0620 ON4-20-99 EN ROUTE TO SOPHOMOREPARKING LOTIN CLEMENT PARK AT THATTIME NOTICED 4 CARSINSENIOR PARKING LOTTHATWEREPARKED "SIDEBY SIDE" WHICH SHETHOUGHT WASUNUSUAL WAS UNABLE TO DESCRIBE THESE CARSORTHEIROCCUPANTS, PARKED HERCAR INCLEMENT PARK, THEN WALKEDTO SCHOOL &ENTERED MAIN EAST DOORS AT ABOUT 0630, WENTTOTAKEA MAKE-UP TESTAT THATTIME FORA HISTORY CLASS, REMAINEDAT SCHOOL UNTIL ABOUT0640, THEN DROVE HOME BECAUSE SHEHADA"SORE THROAT," DROVE BACKTO SCHOOL AT ABOUT 1130TO STUDY FOR6TH PERIOD BIOLOGY TEST, WASDRIVING NIB ONPIERCE STAT THATTIME, BUTTURNED RIGHTONTO ElB FAIR DRIVE DUETO .STUDENTS/CONGESTION ON PIE.:<CE ST, PARKED BY LEAWOOD PARK ONSOUTH SIDEOFW. FAIR DRIVE EXITED CAR & STARTED WALKING WEST

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UNCLASSIFIED

INFORMATION CONTROLTOWARD SCHOOL, ATTEMPTED TO WALK ACROSS PIERCE ST.. BUTWASTOLDNOTTO & TO GETAWAY FROM SCHOOL. RAN SOUTH ON EASTSIDEOF PIERCE ST.,&RAN INTOFRIEND, JOSHUA NETTLES (12) WHO WASDRIVlNG HISCAR IN NEIGHBORHOOD. GOTINTOJOSH'S CAR, BOTH THENDROVE TO LEAWOOD El.EMENTARY SCHOOL. MENTIONED SEEING A "BIGYELLOW POSTER" PRIOR TO4-20-99, WHICH ADVERTIZED THE PROM HELDON 4-17-99, SAID THISPOSTER WASINSIDEAWINDOW ONTHE SOUTHSIDEOF THE SOUTHEAST!llVEST HAl.LWAY BETWEEN THE MATH & SCIENCEWINGS, SAID THEPOSTER READ "IT'SCOMING" REFERRING TO THE PROM8. SHOWING THEDATE "APRIl. 17, 1999." SAID PRIOR TO 4-20-99 SOMEONEHADCROSSED OUTTHE"17" &WRITTEN "20"IN ITSPLACE, THOUGHT THISWAS SOMETHING WEWOULD WANT TO KNOW ABOUT, ALSO, MENTIONEDTHE DAILY VIDEO ANNOUNCEMENT (PRODUCED BYCHS STUDENTS) ON 4­20-99, WHICH WASBROADCASTAT THEBEGINNING OF 2ND PERIOD,REMEMBERS SOMEHING ''EERIE 8. UNUSUAL" ABOUT THATANNOUNCEMENT-SOMETHING TOTHEEFFECT OF "TODAY'STHEDAY" BUTNOTCERTAIN, THOUGHT WEMIGHT WANT TO KNOWABOUT THATASWELL. DIDNOTSEEANYSHOOTER(S) BUTHEARD "GUNSHOTS" COMINGFROM SCHOOL WHEN ATTEMPTING TO WALK ACROSS PIERCE ST(WEST)AFTER PARKING CARONW. FAIR DR.

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GIBSON, L

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SUPPLEMENT ~ JCSO WEBB 99·7li25-L

lC~gCue Report Ne, Victim NIllQlC Original Report Date This Report

Control #3451 0S-19·99UlIimation X Fim Degree Munier QffwQle s_: Opm X _Iyel_ 0 Recammend cese Review 0

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WITNESS:

LAYNEGIBSON. DOBi09·01·&1

1414 West Hindsdale Drive

Littleton,Colorado &0123

(303) 979-8390

INVESTIGATION:

On 05·19·99, I spokewith LayneGibson by telephone. This leadwasto determine Layne's whereabouts duringfifth period. as

recordsrefle<::t she hasthis periodfree, Duringmy interview, Laynetoldme thatshe was outofthe parkinglot whenthe incident

occurredand had went home. She said after eatinglunch.she attempted 10 return to schooland had ran into a croWl! tellingher

that the schoolwas closed. that there was a gunman inside. Laynetold me that she believesshe was one of the individuals that

BrooksBrownhad identifiedas seeingwhenbe waswalking awayfromthe school. She said shedid not see himleaveand does

not recallBrooks beingoutside. I asked Layneifshecouldprovide any additional information thatwouldbe of assistance to this

investigation. and she told me she could not.

DISPOSITION; Closed.

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Z~~Unit Num"" Supervisor Initials and batt AsslpdTo Page !

~ J:,.i,~S·)i<," of 1ORlG~Al IIJ,;VESTIGATOR V!CTIMSEIWtcES 1o,"" I ASAfH198 JCSDtl614

GIESY, JESSICA .. "

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CONllNUAll0N 1:::- I-'~SUPPLEMENT X ALLEr.l'l.'l 99-7625N~ccae Rc:pm: No

CONTROL NUMBER 1555 05-17-990_ X HOMICIDE Olllmo SWIlS: Opol X E_Uy CleateO R"""""""Cale: -....R - ~by- linf_ Cloouo:

--I l~ ISerial No,Value IVaJ\lU I~l1ue

No. !l<3DdN"'" _ R«owml llalmg«!

WITNESSES:

KAYGIESY, W/F6401 South Wright StreetLittleton, CO.80123(303) 948-2779, (303) 707·7212

JESSICA KAYGIESY, W/F, 0081 04-30-82Mountain Valley Country Home(School for girls)Mitchell, Oregon(541) 462·3770

Narrative:

On May13,1999, I telephoned KayGiesyat herplaceof employment and advised her why I was calling. Iex ''led to her that I was asslsling in the investigation of the shoo1lng at Columbine HighSchool. KayGie",y saldthat her daughter was currently at a girlshomein Mitchell Oregon. She told me I could call herdaughter there and provided me with the phone number.

1telephoned the Mountain ValleyCountry Home and asked to speakto Jessica Giesy, JessicaGlesywascalled to thephone, and I explained to her that I hada fewquestions for her about the Trench Coat Mafia.

JessicaGjesysaid thatshe hadneverheard of theTrench CoatMafiabeforeand does not knowanyone Inor associated with the Trench Coat Mafia. JessicaGlesy saidthat she had no information to giveme anddenied anyknowiedge of the TCM.The interview was terminated.

DISPOSITION:

Open.

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Number UPefVlsor lr.rtlats and Date

GLASS. MARY

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OONZALES, TIFFANY

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GOOD, MATT

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CONTROLl/ro07 JCSO 11'99-7625Source: MattGoodAlfiIlaUon: CHS Student - HarrisNeighbor

FBI il174A-DN·574t9

Mattsaid he usually leaves for schoolabout6:30 In themoming and would occasionally seeEficHarris leaving for school at that time. Mattl<new who Dylan Klebokj wasbecause Dylan's blackBMW was ollen at the Harris residence. Matt said, "Dylan was therea lot,he was thereaI thelime." Mattsaid Oylan's carwas nonnatly there several timesduring the week, andaI weekend,MattsaidDylanwouldalways park his blackf:Jffl in thesameplace in thecuk:lu-sac. DylanWQuld pull through thecui-du-sac and parkalongthe curb in a southlacingdirection. Whenasked II he thoughtDylan spant the night, Mattsaid hed1dn~ know. Matt said EricHarris droveagrayHonda thatwas pari<ed on the sideof the Harris' driveway.

Mattsaidhe neversawBrooks Srown or anybody else at the Harris' house, Matthe would seeDylan or Ericcoming endgoingto and fromtherecars,but neversawthemoutside thehouse orInthegarage. Hesaid heneversaw1hem carrying anything.

Matt's father. MikeGood. remembered lastyear, seeing a girtcoming to the Harris' house. Hedescribed her as short, chubby, withshortdark hair.darkclothes and glasses. He could notremember whattype of car she wasdrMng.

OnSunday, May 18, 1999, at about 2:00 p.m., MattGoodwas worklng on a COplayer In hiscarin his garagewtlh hisgarage door open. Heheardnoises from the Harris'garage he describedas"sawing woodwith a circular saw.and glassllreaJdng." Henoticed the Harris' garage door •was silghtly up witha :r gapat tine bottom. As MattGoodwas pulling his car out of thegarage,at about3:00p.rn" he sawthe garagedoor at the Harris'was aI the wayopen. Mattsaid hecould seesawhorses withwoodacrossthemin the Harris' garage. He saidtherewere no earsinthegarage. and he did notsee any people in thegarage. Mattsaid Eric's andDyian's carswerein their usual parkingplaces. He did not see Eric'sparent's cars.

ManGood said he returned hemeat about4:30or 5;00p.m.thesameday, andsawEric's car forsure, andthinks Dylan'S car was also there.

MattGoodsaid thatwastheonly dayhe heardanynoiSes from the Harris'garage.

Matthew Goodhad 4" hourSpanishclassat Columbine HighSchcol. Alter Spenish, he hadthe"A' lunch period. Mattandhis friends were in thecafeteria alter Spanish. Malt andhisfriends,John tcsb. and Daane Reinking decided to go to Burger Kingoff campus for lunch.

Theywalked out of the building lhroughthe mainsouthentrance doorsintothe parl<ing lot. Heestimated 11 was somellme after 11 :15 a.m, Malt saidhe heard theusual lunchtime noises:people talkingandyelling. Hesaid he heard someothersounds hethoughtwere "constnlcliOnnoises". Mattdid not report hearingany gunshets or explosions.

Mattsaidanotherstudent Erica Schmidt was leaving the parking lotat tha same time. Theydrove out of the parking letpast the mainsouthentrance. Manwas in thebackseat.

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Investigator William A. Maron - West Metro Fire Rescue - JCSO #0656

CO/IITROL 113307 JCSO il99-1625Source: MIIltGoodAftlUatlOl'l: CHS Student- HarrIS NeIghbor

FBI #174A-ON-57419

I shoWlld Matta skloll:h of the parking lot. H$ identified Reinking's pandng space (It 375) in thejuniorlot. I shoWlld himwhere the Hanis carwas parked arn1asked if he remembered seEling it.He said he didn't, but he Identified thespaceto thewest of the HarrIS caras thatof e.R. Wolf(#313). He saidWolf's carIs "big"and mayhave obsllucted hisview.

MIIltandhis friends retumed to the school at about 11:40a.m. arn1 Pierce Street was blocked offby lawenlorcement. Theyturned ontllWalker Slr!lelMSlllOund. TheysawBrooks Brown onWalker Slreetteiling peopletonotgo to lheschool. They dldn~ askhimwhy. Theyturned oortl1ona nortIlIsouth croas slreet andthen turned eurtlound onPolk Slreel Theysaw JakeApodaca, whotold them somllOl'lll at theschool _ shoolfng machine guns and had grenades.

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IrlIIestigator William R. Maron - WestMetro Fife Rescue - JCSO 110656

GOODWIN, R.

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FEDERAL BVREAU OF INVESTIGATION

_ of lf1IRSCripilon 05/19/1999

Rachael Christina Goodwin, DOB 09/10/1981, 7754 WestPlymouth Place, Littleton, Colorado, telephone (303)973-2746, asenior at Columbine High School, was interviewed at her home inthe presence of her mother, Margo Goodwin, by Special Agent(SA)Ricky V. wright regarding the incident that took place on04/20/1999 at columbine High School. After being advised as tothe identity of the interviewing agent and the nature of theinterview, Goodwin provided the following information:

On the day of the shooting, Goodwin stayed home most ofthe day beoause she was sick. However, Goodwin did come toschool to attend her fourth period AP English c'Laaa , Goodwin gotout of AP English at approximately 11:10 am, and went directly tothe oafeteria. Goodwin normally had lunch then, but decided togo baok home. Goodwin walked through the cafeteria and went outone of the doors on the south side of the cafeteria. Goodwin didnot see any large duffle bags while walking through thecafeteria. Goodwin then went to her car in the senior parkinglot and drove home. Goodwin did not see Eric Harris or DylanKlebold while she was leaving.

Goodwin had Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold in her fifthperiod psychology class, but did not know them well. Goodwin didnot know any of the associates of Harris or Klebold.

GOodwin has heard that Jeff Marquardt left to go homefor lunch and walked past Harris and Klebold as he was leaving.

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by SA Ricky v. Wright tiWThisdocu,tm!1l( coraains neither recomrrercaucns norcoeclesicns of theFBI It is theproperty of the FBI and Is loaned to )'ouragency:u and it> ccoenu an: nOI :0 be rJi~tribu(ed OU;Sl<Je voar agency

GORTON, DANAE

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CONTINUATION 0RepottlallAI"''l' Reponina Officer Cast Report No

SUPPLEMENT v JCSO PETERSON 99-7625-PPC(lnM¢tifllc.~ No. Victim-.Ori~ R<:port nateThi, Report

06-07-99f..- First Degree Murder 0co "". x

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DANAE LYNNGORTON,DOBl05·31-84

5504South Eaton Street

Denver,Colorado80123

(303)191-3613

Student: Columbine HighSchool

DARLENE GORTON

Sameas above

Cell#(303) 349-1861

,JONALD L. GORTON

Sameasabove

Pager. (303) 510-3020

INVESTIGATION,

On06-01-99, at about 1030hoers, I responded to 5504Solllh EatonStreetto contactand interview witnessDanae Gorton, who

is a stw:lent at Columbine High School. This was in reference to the sheeting that occurred on 4-20-99 at Columbine High

School.

Uponarrivalat 5504SouthEaton Street,I contacted Darlene Gorton, who advisedmethather daughter, DanaeGorton, wasnot

available foran interview at this time, Darlenealso said that 00 4-2iJ..99 DanaeGorton was not at Columbine High. Schoolat

all that day due to the fact that she was home sick. I askedDarlene Ifher daughter, Danae,knew Dylan Klebold, EricHarris

or any of tileother"TrenchCoatMafia»students atColumbine HighSchool, Darlene said that Danaedidnot knowany nf'these

students.

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SUPPLEMENT y JCSO PETERSON 99-7625-PPCO"'!CCtirlgC8S¢ Report 1'Ilo, Victim Ntme Original Repott Dal<ThliRepolt

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I asked Darlene how Danaew.. doing since4-20.99 copingwiththis incident Darlene said that Danaeis scheduled to seea

therapist duringthe weekof June 7, 1999in referenceto theColumbine HighSchool incident. I leftbusiness cardsfor Darlene

and Danae Gorton and advised DarleneGorton to contactme if anyone in her family wishedto see a JCSOVictim Advocate in

the future and I told them I wouldmakethe necessary arrangements forthem.

DISPOSITION: Caseremains open, pending further investigation.

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SV1'PLEMENT X JCSO MOORE,C. 99-7625-mt Coooecl:&t8 CaseReport No. Victim N8m.C' Original Repon: Del< This a'l'O'1

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ADDITIONAL WITNESS;

MATTHEWGRANT, DOBI03-06-81

1322 West Euclid PI.

Littleton,CO

303-912-8423

INVESTIGATION'

On 06-15-99, I was assignedlead#397! to interview MattbewGrant. a Columbine High School student on 04-2G-99, who was

assigned"AU lunch.

On 06-14-99. at 0941 hours,I called the phone number speaking with a woman, who stated that Grant was workinguntil 1100

hours. 1asked her to have him contact me.

On 06-16-99. at about !406 hours, 1receiveda callfromMatlllew Grant, Itold him that I was contacting' Columbine HighSchool

students 10'find out what theymayhaveseen or heardduring !he incident on04-20-99. Grantstatedthathe was notat the school

on the 20th. He statedthatbe bad tonsillitis and had stayed homein orderto go to a doctor's appointment, Grant stated thathe

had a baseball game in the afternoonand was hoping to mum to the school. He stated that about Il30 hours, he did pullout

ontoPierceattempting to go towards the schoolandfound!hal!he road was blocked, He staled that he drove around andended

up going to the Columbine library, where he met up with friends who toldhim about what occurred.

I asked Grant ifhe knew either Dylan Kleboldor Eric Harris. lie statedthat he had known Harris sincejunior high but Stated

theybad drifted apartduring highschool. He stated thathe knewKlebold by appearance only. 1askedhim if he had seen either

one of them at any point on 04-2G-99. and he stated he had not. I asked him if he bad any conversations with them prior to

incident and he stated he had not, I asked Grant if there was anythingthat be had either seen or heard prior to or sine. the

incident that he thought might be of assistanceto us and be statedthere was not anything,

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DISPOSITION: Open,pending furtherinvestigation.

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~GRl!EN, NATALIE

JC.001.006449

Control No. 3972

FBI Case#4-DN·57419CBl Case #991-0185Jefferson County SO#99·7625Reporting Agent (RA) Jay Alsup690KiplingSt, Denver, CO 80215(303)239-4649

Witness: Natalie Green7786W. Ottawa Drive, Littleton, CO, (303)973·8188

Action Taken: TheRA contacted Natalie Greenby telephone. Natalie advised the RAthat shewas out tc lunchand off campus at the time ofthe incident. Natalie saidshedidnot knoweither one of the suspects andbas no ideawhat happened at the school otherthan what she has been told.

Natalie stated her screen nameis "J811O". Nataliestatedthat she does not havean leQnumber

Natalie did not haveanyother significant information to shareregarding this case.

Jay Alsup, CBL~/

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GREENE, JONATRAN

JC-001- 006451

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURYBUREAU OFALCOHOl., TOBACCO, AND FIREARMS

REPORT OF INVESTIGATION"RESSEDTO:

special Agent in charge Phoenix FieldDivisionnns OFINVESTIGATION:

Columbine Hign School snooting/BombingCase Number

785030 9~ 0009

TYPE OF REPORT- (CheckAppiicabJ. SOX.,)

MONITORED INVESTIGP.TION INFORMI\T!ON:

Page 1 of1 Pages

X REPORT OFINVESTIGATION COLLATERAl. REPLY

REPORT OFINTELUGENCE

SUBMITTED BY (Name) SUBMITTED BY(Title and00",,) SUBMITTED BY (Date)

Matthew C. Traver sA/Denver II OS/27/99REVIEWeD BY (Name) REVIEWED BY (Tine ""dOlfies) REVIEWED BY (Dale)

Robin i\ing RAe/Denver 1 IAPpROVED BY (Name) APPROVED BY (T"'eendOffice) APPROVED BY (DflI')

Christopher P. Sadowski SAC/Denver II-. ,

DBSCRIPTION OF ACTrvITYITelephone interview with Johnathan Greene, student who has sth period open.

SYNOPSIS,On 5/27/99. SA Traver contacted Jonathan Greene by phone, to ascertain his whereabouts on4/20/99, during st.lJ period.NJ>.!<:RA'1'IVlh1, Johnathan stated that he left the school a little bit earlier than he was supposed too,

He estimates he left around lllO to 11lS. His car is in the Senior Lot in space number277. His sister Lauren also has 5t~ period free, and he picked her up at theeast {main) entrance of the school, He did not see or hear anything as they were leaving,Nor did he see Klebold or Harris.

2. At around 1150 as they were walking out the door to return to school, the phone rangand their mother told them nat to bother returning to school.

ATTACHMENTSNone.

-. JC-001· 006452

GREENE. LAUREN

JC-001. 006453

Page 1 of1 Pages

MONITOREI1INVESTlGATION INFORMATION:

DEPARTMENT OFTHE TREASURYBUREAU OFAl.COHOI., TOBACCO, AND FIRIiiARMS

REPORT OF INVESTIGATION

Special Agent in Charge Phoenix FieldDivisionTITLE OF INVESTlGATION:

Columbine High School shootin /BombinCase Number

78503Q 99 0009

Report#

20

TYPE OF REPORT" (CheckApplicable- BOKes)

X REPORT OF INVESTlGATION ICOLLATERAi.REPLY

REPORT OFINTELUGENCE jSUBMmED BY (Name) SUBMtlTED BY rrliJ~ andOffice} SUBMITTED BY (Date)

Matthew C. Traver SA!Denve r II OS/26/99REVlEWliD BY (Name) REVIEWED BY(17tJe and Office) REVIEWED BY (D"",)

Robin Kinq RAe/Denver IIAPPROVED BY (Name) APPROVED BY (Tdieand Office) APPROVED BY (/Jato)

Christopher P . Sa.dowski SAC/Denver II

..I-

DESCRIPTION Of ACTrv+1X;Telephone interview with Lauren Greene, student who has SCh period open.

SYNOPSIS.On 5/24/99, SA Traver contacted Lauren Greene by phone, to ascertain his whereabouts on4/20/99) during 5th period.NARRATIVE:1. Lau~en stated that she left the school at about 1115 hrs. Eer brother Jonathan, who

also has 5~ period free picked her up at the east (main) entrance of the school. She didnot see or hear anything as they were leaving.

2, At around 1150 as they were walking out the door to return to school, the phone rangana their mother told them not to bother returning to school.

ATTACHMENTSNone,

JC·001·006454

GRIFFUll. KRISTIN

JC·001· 006455

\

CONtINUATlON CIReponing Agency Reporting Officer C-3K~ND

SUPPLEMENT X JCSO BROOKS 99·762S-HHH

ConnectingCase R~r't No. VietimNameOriginal Rcpon: OI'ttet This Rt:pOrt

COLUMBINE 06-18-99- X FIRST DEGREE M1JRDER X Cl RllC1)nvnend Case: Rcview Cl"""" OfffNlt Statu.I.: (\pili E.ucplioaaliyCl~

Redamf1a1tM! Cl ClearedbyAmsl 0 U""""""' 0 Cl<ls... Cl

l~ r Quvllity I Bnmd Name: t~rion I Serial NQ l'':~ '~~*l~lf

WITNESS:

Kristin Amber Griffith / DOB 122083

6373 West RowlandCircle

Littleton, Colorado 80128

303·971-0691

ColumbineHigh School/9" grade

INVESTIGATION:

On 06-18-99, at about lO:oo a.m. I conducted a telepbone interview with CRS student Kristin Griffith as follow up on

DN4628,

Kristin told me that an 04-20-99,she did not attend schoolbecauseshe was ill. Kristin said that she stayedhomeall day with

her mother, and that her mother telephoned the school's attendance line that moming to report her absence, Kristinsaid thai

she learnedof the shootingsby watchingtelevised newscoverage.

See DN3609 and DN3065/ related reports,

DISPOSITION: Open,

JC-001- 006456

-Otllcer Signat\lfe Unit N•.- SupetYiSCl' Initials and CalC ASSigned To p"!" 1~//{~ rAlv' <'5&$ of 1

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JC..o01- 006457

·CO-rI.TINUAnON 0R~ning Agency Reportinl Offker Cue Report No

SUPPLEMENT X Jeso BROOKS 99-7625-X

(on~ogCaseRqX'lrtNo Victim NameOriginaiRepott O~e Thif Repon

COLUMBINE 05·17·99l- X FIRSTDEGREE MURDER Offimtc SWill: Open X 0 Rceommcnd ClIK:CIo ..llIlOU EJl~ioM1ly Clmc:1 Review n

R:~hmilicalil)!l 0 Cleam IJy Almll 0 lJnfiru~ 0 C10sufe o

I~:r IQlIInluy l Bhlnd Nllme I Dt$CfiflMll I SCTi<t1 No ~."I Vahle I V3JlJeIclen R~~·«ted D&Rlll.y~

WITNESSES:

Kristin Amber Griffithf DOB 122003

6313 Wellt RowlandCircle

Littleton. Colorado80128

303-971-0691

ColumbineHigh School! 9th grade

INVESTIGATION:

n 05-17·99, at about II :55 a.m.• I interviewed CHS student Kristin Griffith as follow up on DN3609. The Interview was

conductedhy telephone.

Kristin told me that "n or about 05·06·99. while at school, fellow student Daniel Romero (9th) told her that fellow student

MelissaSowder (9th) had recently told him that she (Melissa):

I. Knewabout the shootings two weeksbefore they happened

2. lfhe found out who was going to do it, she was going to join them

3. That all the students got what they deserved

Kristin said that Daniel was shocked and angry Up<JO hearing this, and then asked Melissa if she would shoot him as well

Kristin said that according to Daniel, Melissatold him." would if you werethere."

Kristin said thatafter Danieltold her this,he said thathewason hiswayto speakwitha schoolcounselorabout it. Kristin said

that Daniel was extremelyangry that Melissa had said this. Kristin said that hoth she and Daniel were deeply disturbed at the

thought thatsomeonemayhave hadprevious knowledge of the shootings, hut didn't tell anyone. Kristin did not knowif Daniel

did, in fact, speak with a counselor.

Otl'i~~r Srgn,ltun: Unil Numbl:r $ul)l:1"Viwr ItllUlilsaooDale Assign¢d ToP'll' 1

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SUPPLEMENT X JCSO BROOKS 99-7625-XCOnrttttinll Case: Report No. VictimNameOri¥inaJ Rtpon DareThis Rcpon.

COLUMBINE 05-17·99 I-X FIRST DEGREE MURDER X cL 'lalioo Offtrtlle SWlffi.: O?eft EWJ1)liOllally CIe:arN Recommend Case: Review C I

R«:1A$llil'«;3tIOIl o Clean::d by Amlu Cl {)1'lfoonded o Clo$llre n iI~ IQl4nlity IBl1IInd N«ne f "'"'"~~ IS.m.1NI'l s.!\'i~ I v... f V,I" IRli:cov"'fM Damaged.

Kristin said that the same day Daniel told her this, anotherstudentnamedKathrynThompson {9th} also told her that Melissa

had madeidentical statementsto her. Kristinsaidthat she thought Daniel and Kathrynwere both goingto speakwith a school

counselorat the same time.

Kristin said thather sister, Veronica Griffith, mistakenly thoughtthatDaniel hadcalledher at home to tellher this. Kristin said

that she did have a phone conversation during' the eveningon or around 05·06·99, hut that it was not with Daniel Romero.

Rather, Kristin said that she told Veronicaand their motherthat night, the same day she was told this by Daniel and Kathryn

at school.

Kristin said that both she and her sister, Veronica, haveknown Melissa forseveralyears. Kristinsaid that Veronica is actually

betterfriends with Melissathanshe is, bUI that Veronica and Melissa havegrown apartover the years. Kristin said that Melissa

.angs out with "weird" people, which she describedas a "small, tightclique." Kristin said that Melissahas few friends that

she knowsof, and that Melissais rumoredamongcertain studentsto bea lesbian.

Kristin said that she is angry at the notionthat Melissa and/orother students may have had prior knowledge of the Columbine

shootings. Kristin does not knowif it is true,hut said that rumors to thateffect have beencirculatingamongthestudents since

their return to school. Kristin does not know if Melissa is tellingthe t"llth, or simply making up this story. Eitherway. she

considers it inexcusable. The interview was concludedat about l2:05 p.m.

No leadsheetsSUbmitted; all names provided already interviewed. or scheduledto be interviewed.

DISPOSITION: Open.

JC·001·006458

\ Olli..:er Sig(1\'tture Unit Number Supervisor Initials and Date Assig.ned Tu P",e 1

l or •'lIllU'<Al, 11:'1\ E'ST!G.\TOR V1CTIM !<!i!l:'o'lCfS 11JTliHt I ASAf3 "'1'8JCSQ/t67..

"::ONTlNUATION Q~IAgcm:y RepMingOffleer CaseR~No

SUPPLEMENT X Jeso BROOKS 99-7625-HHH

CoMeeting Cast ReportNo. VU=tUn NImllOrip11l1 Report --I!eplrtCOLUMBINE 06-18-99- X FIRST DEGREE MURDER Of&:nMSlIDI:ll~ X ~Uoa&ityClW'td 0 Recom.mend Case: Review 0......

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WITNESS:

Kristin Amber GriffithI DOB 122083

6373West Rowland Circle

Littleton, Colorado 80128

303-971-0691

Columbine High School/ 9" grade

INVESTIGATION:

On 06-18-99, at about 10:00 a.m., I conducted a telephone interview with CHS student Kristin Griffith as follow up on

JN4628.

Kristintoldme that on 04-20-99,shedid not attendschool because shewas ill. Kristinsaid that she stayedhomeall daywith

her mother, and that her mothertelephoned the school', attendance line that morningto report her absence. Kristin said that

'he learned of the shootingsby watchingtelevisednews coverage.

See DN3609 and DN3065 ! relatedreports.

DISPOSITION: Open.

JC·001- 006459

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QII,IC~i'i"'l 11NVHTlCATOR VictiM SEIW1CES IQTkU I AS"Jtj 4198JCSl)11614

GROSKOPF, L.

CONTINUATION oRepOning Agency ReponingOfficer CaseRepel"! T'<o

SUPPLEMENT v JCSO WEBB 99.7625·GGCOJ1neC1ing Case Report No. Viclim NameOriginalReport Dale This Repcrr

EN#3456 OS.26-99c ~i<;ln X FIRST DEGREE MURDER OfftMe Slatu:t: O\)ell X Ex~tj'llMny C!~ CJ Recommend Case; Review CJ

Rrclastil'katl4l'l CJ Cltartd byAt'mII CJ l,)l'lrol.lnde;t CJ Closure Q

~~ ~ Q~lil)' I Imru:! Name I Description I""'"NoV""" I Value I ValueSloiell R«oy~ DlIID~

WITNESS:

Leeann Groskopf. dobI09·05·82

6668 Weer Weaver Avenue

Littleton, Colorado

(303)798·8901

INVESTIGATION:

On 05·26.99, I spoke with LeeannGroskopf. This lead was to determine her whereaboutsduring fifth period as records reflect

she had this period free. During my interviewwith Groskopf.she told me she was away during the even' on 04·2Q.99. She had

gone to Safewav with one of her friends, Laura Myashiro, leaving the Junior parking lot in a small grey 80', vehicle. As they

left the area, going south on Pierce, they did see Brooks Brownwalkingalong Pierceat the bottom of the hill. Groskopftold me

h. seemed to be walking at a normalgait, and nothing seemedunusual. Groskopf said she had just left her fourth hour Science

class and met her friends at her locker. They then walkedto the commonsarea. and while there she did not seeanything unusual.

,1. was specificallyasked if she saw a largeduffle bag, to whichshe said no Groskopfleft the commonsarea through the door

next to the school store. While in the junior parking lot. she did not see anything suspicious outside. She was asked ifshe saw

anyone in trench coats, and she said she did not.

I asked Groskopf if there was anything else she could tell me that she may have heard since the incident. She told me there are

lots of rumors that there was a third shooter or a third party involved in some way. I asked her if she had anyone 1could speak

to that says they had seen a third shooter. and she said she does not know anyone specifically

DISPOSITION: Lead closed.

JC.o01· 006461

Unit Number SupeNisorbillals and Date AssignedTo

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GRUMMER, S.

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CONTINUATION

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JC-001· 006463

Officer $igmallJrlt

$1 ASAF :) iRe'" 6/82)

GUNTER, K.

Jc-001.006464

JEFFERSON COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICESUPPLEMENT REPORT

DATE 06104199

CONECTING CR # xso 99-7625

CONTROL # 3457

SUBJECT:

KelliGunter7016S. NewlandSt. Littleton, Co. 80128ColumbineHigh School

Mother: Gwen GunterFather: JimGunter

OBSERVATION/INVESTIGAnON:

CASEREPORT # 99A062

J.NVe,STIGATOR: G.B. MUMMA

DaB 060883303-973-5375

303-973-5315303-521·7521

On 060399I contacted Kelliat homeby phone. At that timeI toldKelli I needed to knowwhereshe wasduring her 5- hour the day of the shooting. KelliSlated that she was at her seminarycl..s for church,which is held off campus, she left the schoolgrounds .. 11.15AM end sbe neverreramed to school.

No further action taken by this Investigator.

INVESTIGATOR: DATE:

JC-001· 006465

GUTIRREZ. R.

Jc.o01.006466

CONTINUATION 0ReportingAg~l'lcy Reporting Officer Case Report No

SUPPLEMENT v JCSO WEBB 99·7625·VConnectms: Case ReportNo Vie-tim NaroeOriginalReport DllIfThis Report

f-Cofttrol #3458 os.24-~~

""'"x First Degree Murder Offi:lUt St.tU$~ Open x ElICt'PliOllally Cldre!<i c Recommt'rtd Case ~ Review o

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WITNESS,

RACHELLEGUTIRREZ, DOB/05·22·82

7664 West Ontario Place

littleton, Colorado 80123

(303) 9'79'·3773

INVESTIGATION:

On 5·21.99, I spoke with Rachelle Gutirrez referencethis lead, Rachelle was to be interviewed to determine her whereabouts

duringthe incidentof4-20-99, Records indicatedshe was in fifth period. which is a free period, Duringthe interview, whichwas

conducted by telephone at approximately 1230,Rachelle told me that she had been in the library for her history class during

fourth periodand they ended the periodat II! O. Shestated she left the library alone. going downstairs through the commons by

the school store. and exiting into the parking lot. Once in the lot she got into her vehicle, parking space432. and lett the school

for lunch. Rachelle told me that she did not see anything suspiciousas she left the SChool or as she was walking throughthe

school. I specifically asked her after she told me this if she hadseen any large bags sitting in tbe commonsarea. and she told me

she had not. I also asked Rachelleif she had seenanyone in trench coatsas she walkedinto the parking lot, and she saidshe had

not I also asked her if she knew Eric Harrisor Dylan Klebold, and she said she did not know them. She said she knew of them.

but had not associated with that groupand had not had any directassociation. Rachelle also told me that she did not have any

additional information that would beof benelit to this investigation.

DISPOSITION: Lead closed.

JC·001· 006467

rs"'~\A ~.lJn1t ~umher Supervisor ll'11tLais a,'id Date AsslgnedTc Page 1

. ),,7 I '0, J/JJ1fF !P.f't ~~~ of 1, I OTHER I A$AF3 4f98JCSD"16~4i ,.:HUC[',..>,.L r.,;\ "S~,AT!)R VU;rl\4 SE?'.'ICES

HAGEN, C

JC-001· 006468

CONTINUATION cSUPPLEMENT v JCSO W~BB

Case Report No

99.7625-F

Clnsure 0

DaleThisReport

1)5.19-99

o

Cartner;:t'ifl& Casek~rt NQ,

Centrel #3460-( JUCh x First Degree Murder

WITNESS:

CHRISTOPHER HAGEN, 008/04-14-82

7128 WestArlington Way

(303) 979-3701

INVESTIGATION:

On 5·19-99, [spoke to Christopher Hagen, This leadwasto determine Chris' whereabouts duringthe eventon 4-20-99 When

I contacted Christopher by telephone on5-19-99, he toldme hewassickathome on4-20-99 onan excusedabsence. Christopher

told me that he wasawareof who Eric Harrisand DyIanKleboldwere, buthad not associated with them,

dISPOSITION: Leadclosed,

JC..Q01- 006469

om'ffSi~""A Unir Number- SliPt'r'IIisot initiab ;md Dat; Assigned TI>Page 1

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OI'l;u.;f:-;4.l,. ]1;\l\HTlC"rOR vrcnM 'iEKVj(:t5 I OTlit~ ] ASAfj.m8 JCSDIS674

HAGER, COREY

JC-001· 006470

,-UNCLASSIFIED

INFORMATION CONTROLControl Number: DN3913

Melhod of Contacl

o InPerson 0 Te!ephonelRadlo

@ Observation 0 Written

Information Received Date: 06/04/1999 Time: 10:00 PM

I&UFBI(CompononllAge""YI

174A-DN~7419

PRIORITY Classificallon: UNCLASSIFIED

ATANASIO, RUSS

FBI

(888}471-1274

ATANASIO, RUSSELL

Case 10:

Priority:

Source:

Aflillatlon:

Phone Number:

Prepared by:

Event Narrative: COREYHAGER IS ON THE'N LUNCH LIST

EvenlDale:

Categories:

Event Time: References:

INTEfMEW STUOENT • CHS

..J Event Reviewed by: SL Lead Required? YES

lead Control Number: DN3913

Lead: INTERVIEW COREYHAGER. 6943 SO. AlLISON WY. 979·8145,

Assigned To: VANACEK, FRANK CEll Date: 06/15/1999 Time: 4:08 PM

Disposillon, COREYHAGER DIEDON JULY10, 1999 IN NORTH DAKOTA INFOVERIFIEDTHROUGH ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS Q7·20·99 EDITION UNDEROBITUARIESCOLUMN. SISTER ADVISED COREY WASAT LUNCH OFF CAMPUS ANDKNEW/SAW NOTHING LEAD CLOSED.

JC-001· 006471

Lead Reviewed by; Sl lead Completed? Ii'! Dale: 07120/1999

Printed on 813/1999.t 1,05 PM UNCLASSIFIED Pagel

HAKES, A.

JC.001- 006472

Colorado State PatrolInvestigative Services Section

Columbine High School Incident

Date of Report: 05-26=92

Sgt. Tom Col1J'lly

Contnll Number:~

I~Synop,is:

ADjeIa Hakes, a seniorill Colulllbine HS, has fillh hourlil:eandher wbereaboUlS during tile incidentareUllknOWll. This reportdocUmell1S the intetview of Hakes.

Subject:

HAKES, Angela OOBI 02.14-8163016 S.ZephyrCourtLmleton, CO80123Tele. 303 979-6658

On 05-26-99I interviewed HAKES vi_lelepoone. HAKES sail!on 04-10.99 she was attending tile DistributiveEducation Clubsof America(DECA)breald'1lst ill the Wilshire Inn. HAKES said she was at tile breaId'1lst fromappTOXlllIalely 0830 until 10:30. HAKESsail!after the breaId'1lst she drove three friends to Columhine HSarriving at the school about 10·SO. HAKES said tlw, she does not haveclasses aftertlrird hour so she went home.HAKES sail!she doesnot !moW Hams, Kleboldor their associates, and had no C01IlPllleI interactionwith 1heJn.Hakes said that sbe did l1O\ observell1l)'thitlg unllSlllll "'ilile in the school parkinglot.

JC..()01- 006473

HALE, B.-~===.

JC·001.006474

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HANCEY, M.

JC..Q01· 006476

CONTINUATIONSUPPLE.'vlENT XCoa.octiqClM Rqli'lrt l'iQ.

CONT.#3463.....

S.2S·99

WITNESSHancey, Michael 4-19·796380S. Fenton Ct. Littleton, Co. 80123 303794-0497

Value

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Narrative:On 5·24-99 Icontacted Hancey's mother whc toldme that Hancey Is disabled Ina wheelchair and hasnotattended CHS all of the '98-'99 school year. She further told me thatHancey did not know either Harris orKlebold.

Nefurther infonnalien.

JC-001· 006477

HANCHEY, J7

JC·001. 00647B

CONTINUATION I~gAgl:llq RepxtingOfficer cee RlIPMNo

SUPP!..EMEI'IT X ICSO CSCHO 99-7625C';)JUl0'l#iqCUDRflIDt No. .lCIiIrtN~vn81lW. ~

CONT.#3464 5·20-99~ 00....s.....,Opoo E.«epIiooally C1ealW _c"": Re\'iewRef;j....t'k:atit11 Clem<! by Amls< u_ a""""

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WITNESSHanchey. Jacob lO-9-816089 S. Marshall Dr. Littleton, Co. 80123 303 795·3160

Narrative:On 5-20-99 I contacted Hanchey whotoldme thathe had dropped out of CHS around September 199B.

Hanchey further told me that he onlyknew Harris andKlebold to recognize them in the hallway. Henevertalked with them andhad noclasses with eitherof them.

Nofurther information.

JC-001- 006479

IlARllY, MATTIIEW

JC-001· 006480

L'";'~"""f'X I.TCSO I CS~OSHKE 99-7625 I

~~l.iJtg\.;l\$l:l J«po;t f'(l tclun I"~ Urigil'un ttepGn Ultll in!' lUpCR

/' CONT.#3466 5-20-99 I,CJanificillion Offense Status; Open &cepoollOllly Cleared ReccrrmrodCase: Review

RI" "fiation Cleared by Arrest U1lf""'.dtd Closure

-c~ IDescription ISeri81 No.

Value I'Value !ValueI "v. ,. BrandName Stolen Recovered Damaged

WITNESSHardy. Matthew 10-2-806225 W. Fairview Ave. Littleton. Co. 80123303933-4723

Narrative:On 5-2Q-99 I contacted Hardywhotold me thaton 4-20-99 he was off campus for lunchat McDonald's withJohn Selander and did not witness anything at the school. While at lunch they learned what was happeningat the school and did not return.

Hardy furthertold me that he knew both Harris and Klahold thru a mutual friend (Nate Dykeman) atDykeman's house. This was backin their freshman and sophomore years before Harris and Klabold"changed" and went to the trsnchcoats. While at Dykeman's house theywould all play Nintando or gameson-nne withthe computer. It was backthen that Dykeman showed Hardy an Intsrnetsite that taught youhowto harass people thru largevolumes of E·mail.

Both Harris and Klebold are in Hardy's 1· period bowling class. On 4-20-99 Hardy overslept and missedhis 1~ and 2"" and 3'" period classes. A friend woke him in time for him to makehis 4th periocclass then goto lunch. Hardy did not know if Dykeman was in school on 4-20-99.

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2 The following is a transcription of an audio taped statement of

3 Jennifer Harmon. The individuals conducting the interview are

4 Detective David Shultz, 85007, of the Denver Police Department and

5 Detective Wayne Bryant of the Arvada Police Department. This

6 interview pertains to a shooting at Columbine High School in

7 unincorporated Jefferson County.

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9 BRYANT, I will jot down some stuff too, just so I'll ...

10 SHULTZ, Okay.

11 BRYANT, ... know what she says. He'll ... he probably won't

12 share the tape with me.

13 SHULTZ, Nope. (LAUGH)

BRYANT: (LAUGH)

15 SH"ULTZ, This is Detective Dave Shultz with the Denver

16 Police Department. I'm with DetectiVe ...

17 BRYANT, Wayne Bryant, Arvada Police Department.

18 SHULTZ: And we're with Jennifer Harmon. Uhm, Jennifer

19 what's your date of birth please?

20 F~ON, It's, uh, twelve twenty of eighty.

21 SHULTZ: Okay ...

22 HARMON: I mean .

23 SHULTZ, ... today .

24 ~~ON: Twelve twenty-eight, I mean.

25 BRYANT: Yeah. That's what I was gonna ask you 'cause

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1 BRYANT, Twelve twenty-eight.

2 SHULTZ: Today is, uh , Friday, April twenty-third,

3 nineteen ninety-nine and it's now approximately three twenty-seven

4 p.m. We're at University Hospital, uh, in a oonference room on the

5" third floor; uhf and again, uh , wet re interviewing Jennifer Harmon.

6 This is a follow-up interview. Uh, Jennifer was interviewed, uhm, on

7 the twentieth, uhm, in the afternoon at, uh, following the admission

8 of Michael Taylor at University Hospital. Jennifer, I ... when I ran

9 into ya in the hall, uh , Y: ...back over here a few minutes ago, you

10 said that you had some additional information.

11 HARMON: M-hum (sic).

12 SHULTZ: To share with us.

13 HARMON, M- huh.

SHULTZ, Wh- ...what can you tell us?

15 HARMON: Uhm, I was telling you guys about that Pauline

16 Colby (sic/sp) girl.

17 SHULTZ; M-huh.

i8 HARMON' And when we were at the church yesterday I was,

19 uhm, talking to Ms. Frommer (sic/sp) and, uh , and that's where my

20 last c Las s is suppose to be before I come an' take Marky (sic/sp)

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n HARMON: And r uh i we had a banquet that day... a D.E.E.C.A.

M (sic/sp) banquet. And, uhm, I told pauline that I would take her and

2S then I told her that I wasn't gonna be able to take her because I was

20 gonna go to class that day. She said okay and I asked Ms. Frommer if

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2 till ... eleven ten. till about, between eleven fifty and twelve 0' five

3 'cause she has both lunches off.

4 SHULTZ: M-huh.

5 HARMON: And so while I was at lunch they were, they were

6 getting back 'at fourth hour and Ms. Frommer asked her, uhm, if she

7 was go~~a go change and she said she was gonna go change.

S SHULTZ: M-huh.

9 HARMON: Alld she never came back. She just barely left

10 and On the when I was listening to her on the, on the news she said

II she dido' t that she had just went home sick and she told Ms.

12 Frommer she was gonna go change and come back. And sh- ... she never

13 ever came back.

SHULTZ: Now, lemme see if I understand. Uhm, what time

did she start her class?

HARMON, She suppose to be there between eleven ten and

twelve fifty, or ... oh, not twelve fifty ... uhm, eleven fifty to twelve

0' five. Somewhere between there she'd leave because she has both

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Now, this Lnfcrmat.i.cn you got from Me. Schommer

Uh-ihuh .

Okay.

(Unintelligible) Frommer.

Okay. From- ... Frommer {sicl?

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F~ON, ... O-M-M-E-R.

ERYANT, F-R-O- ...

HARMON, M-M-E-R.

BRYANT, M-M-E-R. Lemme ask you a question about that, as

far as the D.E.E.C.A. meetings,

HARMON, Uh-huh.

store?

HARMON: School store, that's where she was suppose to be.

That's where we get ... that's where we, uhm, do our sales for lunches.

BRYANT, So she's been in D.E.E.C.A. for awhile, or ...

HARMON: Yeah ...

BRYANT: she .. ,

HARMON, for ... yeah, it's her junior year so she's been

there all year long .

BRYANT: Okay.

HARMON: ... and she's never missed school store once,

except for Tuesday.

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Ohm, is she normally attending the D.E.E.C.A.

Shefs nev- . . ~she never misses ...

Okay.

... school store. Never, not once.

What ... she never misses what?

School store ... nothing.

What do ya mean she's never missed a school

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BRYANT: You...

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before

Okay. s- ... so since junior year she's

Uh, how long have you been in D.E.E.C.A.?

I've been in two years.

Two years.

HAR.MON, Since a junior, yeah.

BRYANT: The reason I'm asking, this all carne up

after you left today what we're talking about ...

SHULTZ: Okay.

BRYANT: ... it's okay. Let. let me ask you then, did

you see her at the wellshire is that where you were earlier?

HAR.MON, No. I didn't ... that's where the D.E.B.C.A.

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HAR.MON: Yeah, r missed it because I was, uhm , going,

finishing my classes that day ...

SHULTZ: Okay.

HAR.MON: .... and I asked Ms. Frommer the day before if she

could take her and she said yes.

SHULTZ: Okay. Bu, ... I'm sorry. I'm gonna take you

through this. You went ... you had four classes in the morning on

Tuesday, right?

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HARMON, It ~as ... everyone Was suppose to meet after first

2 hour an', uh, Pauline was suppose to meet Ms. Frommer at, uhrn, eight

3 twenty in her room, like right after first hour.

4 Sh'UtTZ: Okay.

5 HARMON: An' ...

6 SHULTZ: To go to the luncheon?

7 HARMON' Yeah. And I didn't go to second hour because we

8 were just gonna have a sub and so I just was jus' gonna miss it that

9 day 'cause I waS caught up on everything.

10 BRYANT: So you went to your classes instead of going to

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16 ERYA1'IT ; Well, what time ...uh , my understanding was

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meet up at the school at, right after first hour. Everyone was

suppose leave then. First hour gets out at eight twenty.

BRY~ET; Okay. Yeah. That's ... I'm sorry. That's what I

underst.ood it. okay. First hour an' t.hen at eight twenty. Did

you ... now, t.he other thing r wanted to ask you is how do you spell

her last. name on Pauline? How do you spell her last name?

~40N; C-O-L-B-Y, ! think.

BRYANT, C-O-L-B-Y, and it's like Colby?

HARMON; Yeah, Colby (unintelligible).

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She is sixteen ... uh, I

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think sixteen or

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5 HARMON: She is ki.rida chubby, She's got a chubby face.

6 She's got long black hair, thin eyebzcwa . She was on the news with

7 her older sister. She's, uhm... her older sister's a senior. Uhm,

S Pauline's a junior. She's kinda chubby.

9 BRYANT: Okay. Now, do you know when she left school ...

10 HA.'t!40N: I didn't .

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13 BRYANT: how .

HARMON, her.

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16 HARMON: She doesn't have a ... she doesn't drive.

17 BRYANT: Does she have a cellphone?

1& HAR}10N~ NO j I donit think so ... no. Nuh-uh. She said she

19 checked out at the clinic 'cause that's the only way you can check

20 out 'cause you have to go have your parents sign you out, or you can

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M-huh.

And is that, that ... does it normally happen that

M-huh.

This is what you saw on T-V?

Yeah, that she ...

Alright.

...was sick ...with her sister.

An' t ha- ... and that·s the reason she wasn't in

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HAR.,"ION, I, I was at school, but I was watching the

news when she said that she called her dad to come get her ... she went

home sick 'cause she was lucky.

BRYA.~T: 'Kay. So she said she called her dad to come get

HARMON:

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HARMON: Muh-uh. She will, she's got a ... they (sic) or

the parents has to gotta come into the school, physically, and sign

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father if you saw him?

HARMON, And the ... t.h- ... they know if it's a forgery or

not I guess because like, uh, students can forge themselves an' say

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2 they were related because all their whole family ...

3 BRYANT: But you ...

4 HARMON: looks alike.

5 BRYANT: think you didn't see that day?

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7 BRYA.~: Okay. Do you think this enough stuff about ...

S SHULTZ: Well ...

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12 HARMON: An' ... ch , yeah. An' I forgot to tell you guys

13 that the other day ... 'cause r was talking to Pauline in class 'cause

I come in right after she does and 1 always bring up her lunches and

15 stuff for her an' 1 was like ... 1 was looking in the yearbook all like

t6 over the weekend and 1 was all you were in Trench Coat Mafia and she

17 was all yeah. And r was allah, well, uhm, ya know, how did ... was

18 there a specific way you had to get into it. And she said no, it'S

19 just for people that are outcasts. An' 1 was oh. r was like sa did

20 you have to gel: out anyway. She's all no, they jus' started saying

21 really weird things to me and started scaring me. An' 1 was allah,

n well, what kind of stuff and she's all 1, r really don't wanna talk

23 about it. An' I was all oh, 1. .. she's all, uhrn, she's all but

24 someday, someday they're gonna ... they're gonna try to get back at

25 somebody. Then there's this other kid Nate (sic/spl that r know he

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2 says N-I-N on his window, too.

3 SHULTZ: Uh-huh.

4 HARMON: And he listens to the same stuff as Eric an'

S them, and he talks to Dylan and Eric all the time in class. They're

6 like really good friends. And when, uh, Mister Camper (sic), Marky's

7 teacher ran up to mine, uh , car and Mister Ortiz' ran upJ uh , they

8 told us to get as many pecple in our cars as we could. We got 'em in

9 and we're leaving ~~d Nate turns around, he goes I can't believe they

lQ actually did this. Like, like he knew ... like that he couldn't

11 believe that they did it that day. Like he, like he if he knew

12 something ... he had known something.

13 SHULTZ: M' kay. I'm gonna take you back 'cause you told

us a lot of facts. Uhm, y- . . . you learned from Ms. Frommer everything

15 about what Pauline said and did ...

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19 SHULTZ: That she met Pauline at eight twenty, took her to

20 the Wellshire, brought her back ...

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22 SHULTZ: ... and what did Me. Frommer tell you happened

23 when she carne back from the Wellshire?

24 RAR1'10N: When they came back? She said that she asked

25 Pauline what she was doing an' she answered she was gonna go ohange.

She said yes and then they were in the ... they ware in the school

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HARMON: Ms. Frommer and, uhrn ..•oh , what's his name ... uhm,

what's the other kid's name ... I can't think of his name right

now... Louis Gillepie (sic/spl.

SHULTZ: Louis Gillepie?

HARMON: Louis Gillepie, Lindsey, something ...

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HARMON: ... (unintelligible) ...

SHULTZ: M-huh. Okay.

HARMON: And Louis, uhm, he za- ... ran and was hiding in

the marketing room, in the marketing, uhm , business section where

the ...

(THE RECORD SHOULD REFLECT BACKGROUND NOISE)

&~ON: (unintelligible) office or somethin'. And Ms.

Frommer was hiding they heard gunshots and they thought it was

just, uh , like a uh , they thought it was just something popping.

They didn't know what it was 'cause it was ...

SHULTZ: M-huh.

HARMON: ... sound like fireworks or something an'.

BRYANT: Do you know where she was hiding?

~~ON: She was hiding in her office.

SHULTZ: That was Frommer?

HARMON: M-hu.'1.

SHULTZ: Okay. Let me take you back though. Uhm, from

what you understand, Pauline was with Frommer and Louis Gillepie in

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3 SHULTZ, Okay. A..,,', and what do you understand happened

4 before the shots rang out?

5 HARMON, Pauline told her that, uh , she was ganna go and

6 changed and she just left. She never came back. Never carne back.

7 An' it's obviously she would know something if she didn't come back.

Okay.

You know her first name?

lsic/ap). And I know her work number,

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An' what classes does Ms. Frommer teach?

She's our business, marketing.

Business marketing.

Huh-uh.

Okay.

Cathy

What is her work number?

Dh, at the school it's nine eight two four four

Okay.

That's her voice mail number an' she can check it

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HARMON: ... it was somewhere between there.

SHULTZ: And you weren't scheduled you were scheduled to

go on break at eleven fifteen for lunch an' .

HARMON: Come back ...

HARMON: (Unintelligible) ...

SHULTZ: And then you ...

HARMON: (Unintelligible) .

SHULTZ, And at that time .

HARMON: It connected with me when I saw on the news ...

BRYANT: You saw ...

HARMON: that morning.

BRYANT: right.

HARMON: That morning when she was sitting on a truck bed

with her sister and some other girl.

BRYANT: This has been discussed.

SHULTZ: Okay. Uh, when do you understand that she came

back with Ms. Frommer, at what time approximately?

HARMON, Well, i- ... it's fourth hour some time, SO it had

to be in-between ... anywhere between ten twenty and, oh ... fourth hour

starts at eleven (sic) twentYr ends at eleven ten , so anywhere

between there they coulda came ...

SHULTZ, Ten ...

HARMON: back.

SHULTZ: twenty and eleven ten?

HARMON, Yeah. That's when cla- ...when ... it's when fourth

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Okay.

That's when we open the gates and start selling

Okay. Okay.

Okay.

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ganna come ... 1ike they're ganna ... like, like ... what's the

word ... they're gonna come an' like get back at people and she was

afraid she was gonna be one of the people that ...

ERYANT: Eecause she got out?

HAR.\lON: Yeah, because she, because she knew all this

information. And I think I heard her say that she knew about

how ... that she knew that they had this like kinda power that they

were available (unintelligible I , but she never thought they would do

it. Sumpin' (sic) like that.

SHULTZ: Okay. Did she ever talk about what these guys

told her?

!lARMON: Uhm, I think she ... she pretty much ... she woul~~'t

go into detail about nothing.

SHULTZ: 'Kay. what did she tell ya?

!lARMON: She just said that, that someday they were gOfu~a

get back at somebody, uh, or like people.

SHlJLTZ: M-huh.

!lARMON: And that she was afraid that she was gonna be one

of the people.

BRYk~T: Do you know the names of people she was talking

about? As far as getting .

HARMON: Well, I .

BRYA.NT: back .

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dunno. Pat. Pat McDuffy, is that his name? Yeah.

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2 that's hurt or he's gonna be hurting people ... Pat McDuffy?

3 !lARMON, Uh, he used to be friends with them so I don't

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3 BRYANT: Okay. I know this is a lot of information you're

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5 SHULTZ, Yeah.

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8 BRYANT: ...what you're saying.

9 SHULTZ: Lemme ... L, r gotta ask you this. Uhm, are you

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12 SHULTZ: I need you to be honest.

13 HARMON: r wasn't reo ... 1 wasn't really before, ya know...

StfULTZ: M-huh.

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16 Never did. 'Cause I always talked to them ... they were really nice to

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23 SHULTZ: And, and I need to ask you this question. 1-

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day ... any information that you have. And we'll go through some of

13 the other stuff you told ...

.> HARMON: Uh-huh.

15 SHULTZ: ... today, uhm, but it so important that ... even if

16 it seemed trivial or, ya know, third or fourth hand, then we'll try

17 to track it back. Or if you're frightened, if there'S, ya know... if

18 there's, uh, ~~, any concern on your part where you think they might

19 try to coms after you we'll, we'll do what we can to protect you. If

20 that's a concern tell us / okay .. ,

21 HARMON: Yeah (sic).

22 SHULTZ: ... if .. ,'cause we're here to get information, but

23 we're also ...we' 11 try to help you if we can ...

24 HARMON, Alright.JC-001. 006500

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