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CONTINUATION 0 Reporting Ageecy RepQnin8 Officer - C Report NoSTJPPLEMENT X JCSO BATTAN 99-7625-BCocnecung CaseReport No VictimNameOriginalRepon Date Thi, Repoo

(14-26-99ce - -aucc X FIRST DEGREE MURDER Oftfllu- S t a M ~ OfJtn X Exqm{llUllfy Clclml1 o R:;ommend Case; Review n,",c II ( I ISeri,l No ~ ~ ~ ~ I Vallll: I ValueRet'oered D!lmagedINTERVIEW WITH WADE ALAN FRANK DOB/02-22-81

address! 9888 West Berry Drive, Littleton, ColoraOO 80123. 130319729888

INVESTIGATION:On 04-20-99, at about 1245 hours, I contactedWade Alan Frank, a student at ColumbineHigh School, who had come out ofthe school and was near the command center. Witness Frank told me that he had been at Columbine High School when theshooting began,and Iaskedhim to givemethe details ofwhat hecould remember. Witness Frank advised at about 1130 hours,he andhis friend, Tyler Jackman, were in the lower parking lot on the Senior side getting ready to leave the area for lunchWitness Frank said he got out of class at about 1115 hours, and it was shortly after that he was in the parking lot. WitnessFrank said he heard a popping sound coming from the top of the stairs, which are on the west side of the school, which headup north to thewest entrance of the school. Witness Franksaid he looked that way and saw a kid running towards the soccerfield. Witness Frank then saw a girl fan against the curb in front of the patio located on the southwest corner of the schoolWitness Frank said he then saw a white male in a dark trench coat standing at the top of the stairs. Witness Frank described.m as a white male, 18 years of age. 6'02", with dirty blondhair. Themale was wearing a black baseball cap backwards, orpossibly a knit ski cap. Witness Frank said initially, he thought that the male might be a student by the name o (unknown last name); however, said that his friend, Tyler Iackman, told him it was Dylan, another student who's last namehe doesnot know, Witness Frank said he cannot bepositive that it wasDylan, but said it was eitherDy l an - " unknownlast name),

Witness Frank said the male atthe top of the stairswas also carryingwhat looked likea sawed of fshotgun. Witness Frank thenwatched asthe male walked from the top of the stairs with the sawedof fshotgun in front ofhim partially obscured by the longdark colored trench coat. As the male walked down to the bottom of the stairs on the west side of the school, witness Franknoticedtherewas another male layingon the pavement 10to 15feet fromthe bottom of the stairs. Witness Frank said the malewith the gun then walked down to the bottomof the stairs and walkedright up to the male who was laying at the bottom of thestairs. The male with the gun then looked around and then shot the male laying on the pavement inthe mid orupperback withthe sawed of f shotgun. Witness frank said that he and witness Jackman were standing approximately 50 feet away in theparking lot due southwhen this occurred, and that he could see smoke coming out of the sawed of f shotgun. Witness Frank

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CONTINUATION 0 ReponingAgency ReponingOfficer Case Report NoSUPPLEMENT X JCSO BATTAN 99-7625-BConnecting CaseReport NQ Victim N OriginalReport DateThis Report

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DEPARTMENT OFTHETREASURYBUREAUOF A"COHOl., TOBACCO, ANDFIREARMSREPORT OF INVeSTIGATIONMONITORED INVESTIGATIONINFORMATION:

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Special Agent in Charge Phoen ix FieldDivisionTITLEOF INVeSTIGAT10N;Columbine High School Shootin IBombingCase Numb&r Report #785030 99 0009 42TYPeOFREPORT' 'Check ApplkUlbi BoX8S)" X IREPORTOF INVEST1GAnoN COLLATERAl. REPLYIREPORT OF lNTElUGENCE

s u e M I T T E ~ ~ . SUBMITTED BY (Titifl aM Office) SUBMiTTED BY (Date}Matthew C. Traver SA/Denver I I 10/14/99REVIEWEO BY (Name! REViEWED BY (TifJe andOffice) REVIEWED BY (Dille)Robin King RAC/Oenver IIAPPROVEO BY (Name! APPROVED BY (TWe andOffica! APPROVED BY (Oate)Christopher p, SadoWski SAC/Denver I I

PESCRIPTION OF ACIrv+TIiI nt ervi ew with Wade Frank. JC-0010oo803SYNOpSIS;On 10/13/1999, SA Traver contacted Wade Frank a t his r e 5 i d e n c ~ located a t 9888 W BerryDr. Lit t leton, Colorado. At th is t ime Frank provided a posi t ive ident i f icat ion of anindividual he saw f ir ing a weapon and possibly throwing a destructive device a t columbineHigh School on 4/20/99,NARRATIYZ:1. On 10/13/99, SA Traver contacted Wade Frank at h is r es id en ce located a t 988a w. BerryDr . Lit t le ton, Colorado. Frank had previously ident i f ied the person he saw f i r ing afirearm and toss).ng: a destructive device as a "LNU"1 or possibly af te r speakingwith his f ~ i e n d Tyler J a C ~ ~ a n l that it was Dylan "LNUq, ... an 1 0 / ~ ~ a n k c la r i f ied that th e reason he thought it might have been wasb e c a u s e ~ a l w a y s wore a b la ck t re nc h Coat, since the incident on 4/20/99, he issure that th e person he saw on that day was Dylan Klebold. He s tated that he was ableto make that pO$itive ident if icat ion, after seeing a l l the photos of Dylan in the

media.3. Frank s ~ a t e d thac he and Dylan had been in th e video production class together, He alsos tated that when he f i r s t saw the indiVidual a t the base of the $tairs on th e west sideaf the school. on 4!20!9S, he waS sure i t was Dylan.SA Traver showed a surJei l lance photo of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold from packet A,photo number 52 , to Wade Frank. Wade Frank seated that he was sure that the figure inth e pic ture , known to be Dylan Klebold, was the person he saw on 4/20/99. He statedtha t he rea l ly remembers th e fa ct th at th e person he saw had a ballcap on backwards,JUSt as Klebo ld does in th e photograph. He ha s no d o u h ~ that t he i nd iv id ua l he


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DEPARTMENT OFTHETREASURYBUREAU OFALCOHOL, TOBACCO, ANDF1REARMSREPORT OF INVESTIGATION - Continuation Sh.et

I" I..E Of' INVESTIGATION:page :I of;;: pages

CASE NUMBER: IREPORT NUMBER:w itn e s s e d s h o o t i n g an d t hr ow i ng a d e s t r u c t i v e devi ce o n 4 /2 0 /9 9 , was Dylan K le b o ld .

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JEFFERSON COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE

SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT

Docket N\uuber,Case NumI:ler,

Defendant,Date,

Deputy D.A. ,

May 7, 1999 99-7625174A-DN57419eN 2654

Invest igator, Lauck************************************* *****************************

Bryan Frye5406 S . Independence St.Li t t l e ton , CO., 80127303/973-2850

CHS s tudent , was outs ide of cafe te r iaOn May 5, 1999, th i s inves t igator met with Bryan Frye a t h is

res idence. Present during th e in te rv iew were h is parents , Bi l l andSusan Frye.

Bryan advised tha t on the day of t h i s incident , he ar r ived inthe ca fe te r i a a t approximately 11:15 a.m. and placed his backpack ona t ab le . He was shown a sketch of the cafe ter ia and indicated tha the had been e i ther a t the t ab le marked "H" or the t ab le marked "I ."His backpack was in fac t found on t ab le "H." He s ta ted t ha t hei n i t i a l l y met with his f r iend Chris Therrian and a g i r l he knew bythe name of Bijean Monte. (sp?) He advised t ha t he went over to theRebel Corner, stayed there for about f ive minutes and then, he andChris went outs ide , using the f i r s t door by the Rebel Corner. Hesa id they walked through the courtyard area toward the s teps whichlead up to the entrance of the school. This i s the entrance whichtakes one pas t the back, side door to the l ibrary . He s ta ted t ha t hesaw a person standing by th i s entrance who was wearing a long blackt rench co at, b lack pants , black sh i r t , and b la ck b oo ts . He said th i s

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person was not wearing a ha t or a mask and he was sure t ha t th i sperson was ERIC HARRIS. He s ta ted tha t t h i s person was holding aweapon which he l a t e r real ized was the Tec-9 which he saw severaldays l a t e r in the newspapers and on te levis ion. (He advised tha t he-and h is parents decided to ca l l the " t ip l ine" with t h i s informationon the day a f t e r the incident .)

Bryan said he then heard what he thought were explodingf i r ec racker s and saw s tudents s t a r t ing to run away from th i s area .He s ta ted th at he saw h is fr iend LANCE KIRKLIN run down the outsides t a i r s and f a l l down as he had been shot in the ankle . He said hethen saw a g i r l f a l l a f t e r being shot in the back. Bryan s ta te d th athe yelleo. to h is fr iend Chris and they then ran back tow ards theca fe te r i a and entered it through the f i r s t door on the northwests ide . On enter ing Bryan said he saw Mr. Sanders in the area of thekitchen counter and he was yel l ing for the s tudents to ge t down. Hesaid tha t as he and Chris ran toward the s t a i r s , he thought EricHarris came in to the cafe te r ia . (He aa i.d he did not see him, butt ha t Chris Therrian to ld him he did.)

B r y ~ ~ said tha t he and Chris ran upsta i r s and down a ha l l whichi s between the math and soc ia l s. tud.ie s classes . Bryan was given acopy of the sketch of the upper and lower l evels of the school andhe t raced h is path using a pink pen. (at tached) He said they rantoward t he a dm ini st ra ti ve of f i ces and crawled on the f loor pas t thepr inc ipa l ' s off ice , pas t the supervisors off ice , to a side door fromwhich they exi ted the school , They then ran past the t enn is courts ,through the park to W. Bowles,

Bryan s ta ted th at while he and Chris were adjacent to the mainhallway leading from the administra t ive off ices , he heard gunshotsand what sounded l ik e b ulle ts s t r ik ing th e lo ck ers down a t the endof tha t h a llway. He said the area around the main en t.zan ce had nodamage a t th i s t ime.

He advised tha t when he and Chris were crawling pas t theadminis t ra t ive off ices , j us t pas t some f i l e cab ine ts , he looked to

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h is l e f t and saw f ive o r s ix persons a l l dressed in black . He hasind ica ted those with an "X" on the above mentioned sketch. Thesep ers on s c ou ld have been students from the gymnasium.

Bryan s ta ted tha t he doeSKlebold. He bel ieves that Bijeanothers who assoc ia ted with them.

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** UPDATED APRIL 28, 1999 **TEAMFOUR INTERVIEW GUIDELINE~ l M A L QUESTIONS TO BEASKED

13"111'.( M/ C4" ,2&sy1. Did )'Ou everseethe rwc largeduffelbags in the cafeteria? N:::>2, Didyou seeanyone carrying or in thepossession of those duffel bags, li t a previous lime? /V' ; ;3, Did yousee EricHarris orDylan Kleboldeither on Mondayof'Tuesday ? wbar were


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JEFFERSON COUNTY OISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICESUPPLEMENTAL REPORT

Docket Numl:>e:r:Case Numl:>e:r:

Oefendant:Date:

Deputy D.A . :

May 12, 1999 174A-DN5741999-7625CN 2654

Investigator, Lauck********************************************************************

Bryan Frye5406 s. IndependenceLitt leton, ca. , 80127303/973-2850

On May 11 , 1999, this investigator received a telephone ca l lfrom Mr. William Frye, the father of student, Bryan Frye. Mr. Fryestated that Bryan received. his high school year cook yesterday andspent a great deal of time studying the photos of various students.Mr. Frye advised that Bryan told him that he was convinced that

had been the person who shot Lance Kirklin. He hadpreviously believed tha t the shooter was Eric Harris.

On May 12 , 1999, th is investigator recontacted Bryan .Frye. Headvised that while a t school, he heard a rumor that hadturned him self in as having been involved in the shootings a tC o l ~ ~ i n e . He went on to say that when he received his year pook, hebegan looking a t the pictures of both Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris.He said he then looked a t the picture of and becameconvinced in his mind that the person he saw outside the studententrance holding and then shooting the 'rec-g was , notEric Harr is . He said that he had assumed the shooter was Eric Harrislecause he did not recognize him as Dylan Klebold tha t day and knewtha t the media had announced the shooters as Eric and Dylan. Headvised that the shooter took very long str ides and was close enough

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to him - he estimates about f i f teen feet , that he saw the acne onh is face.

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DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURYBUREAU OFA'COHO,-TOSACCO, ANO FIREARMSREPORT OF INVESTIGATION Page 1 of1 paces, ' ')RESSEO TO, MONITORED iNVESTIGATION INFORMATION:Special Agent in charge Phoenix FieldDivisionTITLE OF INVESTIGATION:

Columbine Hi h school Shco tin IBombinCase Number785030 99 0009

Report #44

TYP! OF REPORT (CheCk Applicable Boxes)X REPORT OF INVESTIGAnON OOLL,ATe ....L RePLY

REPORT OF INTELLIGENCeSUBMITTEO BY (Name) SUBMITTED BY ( T i l ~ and OffICe) SUBMJrrED BY 1001a;Matthew C. ~ r a v e r SA/nemrer I I 11103/99REVIEweD BY {Name) REVIEWeO BY (Title and Office) REVIEWED BY (Oa"'!

. Robin King RAe/Denver IIAPPROVED BY (Name) APPROVeO BV (Titleand Office) APPROVED BY (Date)Chrl-stopher P. Sadowski I SAC/Denver IIInXSSitPT;9M OF A C T I V ~ T Y ~I n t e r v ~ e w with B r i ~ ~ Frls.

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S ' X P O P S : S ~On 11/2/99, SA Traver contacted Bryan Frye, a t his residence, with his parents present.At th is time Frye s tated that the picture he was shown of Dylan Klebold did look l ike theindividual he saw with a firearm at Columbine High School on 4/20/99.NA1!UnV!h1. Oh 11/2/99, SA Traver contac ted Brian Ft)/e at h is residence located a t 5406 S,Independence St. Liet leton, Colorado. SA Traver had con ta ct ed B ri an F ry e'S m o t h e ~ byphone ear l ie r , and both h is parents were a ls o p re se nt .2. A th is time, arian re-counted his previous interview stat ing tha t he had been outsideche school on che wesc6 id e of th e building At th is t ime, looked up and from a distanceof about th i r ty feet and saw an individual wearing a black t re nc h c oa t, black panes,black boots, and black hat, come around th e corner from the entrance to the r ight ofthe top of s ta i rs b eh ind th e cafeter ia . He heard p e o ~ l e yel l ing and thought they werebeing shot by paintbal ls . He then real ized people were real ly being shot. He ra n intothe cafeter ia , up the s ta i r s , down th e hal l by the science rooms, past th e English andSocial Studles rooms, to the main off ice . Once in th e main office he real ized someonewas shooting in the school, he crawled through the main office, out a back door pastthe Art rooms and out a door on th e easts ide of t he bui ld ing"3 SA Traver then provided photos tha t had been taken from the cafeter ia video camera

A f ~ e r locking at photo #52, from packet A. ~ r y e sta ted tha t the image of Dylan Klebolddid Lock l ike the person he saw shoot ing people outside of the school on 4/20/99. Hes ta te d t ha t he remembers t he f ir ea rm 'being in the persons l e t t hand , and t he b la ckballcap on backwards, as they a re r ep re sent ed in the picture. He s ta te d t ha t on a


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DEPARTMENT OFTHETREASURYBUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, AND F1REARMS

REPORT OF INVESTIGATION - Continuation ShaetTf"LI! OF INVESTIGATION:

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CASENUMBER: I REPORT NUMBER:scale of 1 to 10 he would sa y that he would give i t a seven, t h a t he was sure that th iswas th e person he saw. He s ta te d t ha t th e person he had previously believed th eshooter to be was " '" lie s tated that th e p erso n he saw and havesimilar physical characeeri$t cs. {In a p r e v i o ~ s interview, af ter reCeiVinj hisyearbook, he had tola his fa ther that he b e l i e v e ~ th e s ho ote r to be Hea lso s ta te d th at the gunman had bad Acne, When asked by SA Traver i f the ~ m a g e ofbylan Klebold from photo#52 from packet A was th e p er so n he saw tha t day, Frye statedthat i t did look l ike th e person he saw in the school that day. He was not lOOtposit ive, though he was fa i r ly sure.

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Background:Companionto lead,ControlNumber2062, Tammy (LNU) waswith MonicaSCHUSTER andRobynANDERSON at the timeof the shooting,J&gg:Identifyand interview"T A M M Y ~Disposition:SUBJECT: Tamela L GOLDENDOB: 03128/80

7565 S. SheridanCt.Littleton, CO 80128(303) 973-6883OnMay 12, 19991 leftamessageon the answering machine at Kay PRANGE's office. Mrs.PRANGEis themotherof TamelaLynetteGOLDEN.Approximately 16:30nrs, I receiveda call fromMr.Mike DiMANNA, 303-320-4848,whoadvisedmehe is PRAJ>fGE's attorney. DiMANNA toldme thatGOLDEN had alreadymadeareport of her information to a law enforcementagency. 1askedhimto let meknow whereandwhen the reportwasmadeso that I could review it I toldDiMANNAthat if the information IneededfromGOLDENwas in the report, then therewould beno need to disturb the familyfurther. DiMANNA subsequently advised the following.OnApril 26, 1999, GOLDEN waswatchingtelevision andlearned for thefirst time that PamelaANDERSON wasknown to Eric HARRISandDylanKLEBOLD. OnApril 27, 1999GOLDENand her parentswentto theJeffersonCountySheriffs Departmentoffice in Golden,where theymadea report to DeputyMcLAUGHLIN. A copyof that document is attached to this report forclarification,In summary, GOLDEN's information basically substantiates information received by detectivesduring the interviewofMonicaSCHUSTER (Control Number2062);however,it does notclarify ANDERSON's demeanoror state ofmindduring the incident Therefore, it wasdeterminedthat a follow up interviewwas required, andthis report documents that interview,The re-interview of GOLDEN wasscheduledforMonday, June7, 1999at 15:00hrs. Theinterviewwasconductedat DiMANNA'soffice, 1741 High Street. Denver,CO. Present inaddition toGOLDEN were DiMANNAandKayPRANGE.

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COLUMBINEmGH SCHOOL TASK FORCECONTROLNUMBER:lCSD CASENUMBER:FBICASENUMBER:GOLDEN POLICE NUMBER:REPORTDATE:DETECTfVES:

2;1Ql99-7625I74A-DN-5741999-136206109199JonWatsonGOLDEN said she has been friends withSCHUSTER fortwo years; thal is, duringher freshmanand sophomore yearsat ColumbineHighSchool (CHS), GOLDEN will be a junior duringthenext schoolyear, She hasknownANDERSON forapproximately oneyear,andmetANDERSON through SCHUSTER. She recalled thatshe,ANDERSON and SCHUSTER wouldsometimes have coffeetogetherat Perkinsor lHOP(International Houseof Pancakes), and thatshe generally sawANDERSON one or two timesa month,GOLDEN recalled that on April20 tll shewas in science classduring4'" hour,which let out atII :10, Shewas scheduled for the "A" lunch,so shewentfromthe scienceclassroom to herlocker, whereshe pickedup somedry cerealin a bag thatshehad brought to snackonfor lunch.She thenmetSCHUSTER ather locker, and SCHUSTER said theyweregoing to lunchwithANDERSON. GOLDEN toldme thatshe hadgoneto lunch withSCHUSTER andANDERSONfour or five times duringthe twoweeksprior to theshootings,Theywentout themain doors,adjacentto the front office, andANDERSON pickedthemup inthe driveway area of the teachers' parkinglot. GOLDEN toldme that thiswas notunusualbecauseSCHUSTER andGOLDEN's lockers were near thatentrance. GOLDEN sat in thepassengerside back seat, andSCHUSTER sat in thepassenger side frontseat.Theywent to the DailyQueen.locatedabout5 minutes from the school, where theywentthrough thedrive-up toget their food, She recalled thatshegot a hot dog. According toGOLDENit wasnot unusual for theirroutine to vary, Shesaid that once they took their food tothe KingSooperparkinglot and ate therebecause ANDERSON neededto getsomething at thestore, Other times theyate insidethe restaurant. hut onApril20mSCHUSTER wanted to gobackto the school so theywouldn't be lateforclass, which startedabout II :40,After they got their food theyreturned to the school. Upto thatpointin time, GOLDENdescribedeverything as "just like a normalday", Shedoesnot recallwhat timetheygot back tothe school, hut as they weredrivinginto the parking lot she remembers seeinga policecar in the101,kids running and a policecarin the driveway behindthem, GOLDEN said theyheardshots.She recalled tharANDERSON wanted to tum around and leave, and theypulledintoa parkingspacenear ANDERSON's, buta policeman directed themto staywhere theywere, and to remainin thecar,GOLDEN recalls that therewerepolicecars "all on thegrass" and that therewere"shotsgoingoff', She saidshe sawLance KlRKLAND andanother studenton theground. SCHUSTERtoldher it was just a backpack, but she knewit was a person, GOLDEN recalledseeingthelibrarywindowshot out, and saw a personin a white shirtwhomshe couldnot identifyfiringagun from the librarywindow down toward the parking area. She recalled seeingan ambulance

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approaching the building, whichshe thought wastryingto gettoKIRKLAND. and thought thatthe personin thewhite shirtmighthavebeenfiring because of that. Shesaidtherewere "shotseverywhere". and they did not see everything because theywouldduckdown. She recalledthatitwas hot, but when thelibrarywindow was shotout,ANDERSON rolled herwindowup toprevent flyingglass from hittingthem,even though theywereprettyfar away.GOLDEN recalled thatANDERSON waseatingsomething duringthe time theywerein thecar.ShedescribedA.c"lDERSON as sittingbackwatching. ShesaidANDERSON becameupset,andwascryingoff and on. GOLDEN saidshe heldANDERSON's hand.GOLDEN remembers SCHUSTER saying words to theeffect, "whocould do this? Students?"And, "why ourschool?" GOLDEN doesnot remember muchofwhatANDERSON said.butbelieves sheechoed."who could bedoing this?"Aftertheywere allowed to leave thecar the girls wentto ClementParkwhere they talkedtopolice. and a neighborpickedthemup. GOLDEN toldme thatshe toldANDERSON thatthe

' . policeofficerhadasked her aboutthe "trenchcoatmafia". SherecalledthatANDERSON "justlookedat me" butdidn't say anything whentold this,GOLDEN saidabout30 minutes after theyleft theschool parkinglot they werelisteningto thenews and heardthe descriptions of the twoshooters. She remembers ANDERSON sayingthatthedescription of one of them sounded likeDylan KLEBOLD. GOLDEN is unsurewhetherANDERSON specificallymentioned EricHARRIS at that time, but GOLDEN remembered thatANDERSON said, "I hope theydidn't do something stupid",GOLDEN laterlearned thatHARRIS andKLEBOLD werethe shooters, andsubsequently foundoutthatANDERSON was involvedin helping them obtain theguns,but she toldme thatANDERSON didn't say anythingaboutthatduring the time theywere together that day.

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CONTINUATION D I RtportingAgency ReportingDmctr CaseR.eJ)Ol'tNoSUPPLEMENT v IJCSO PETERSON 997625UUConnecting Case- ReportNo. Victim NameOriginalReport D a ThisReport

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. . . - . . .CONTINUATIO Ix I: ~ A ' ' ' ' Y J Rep.ttting ollillt " ..,-SUPPLEMENT CSCHOSHKE 99-7625C\nUlozlillg caseReproNo , v lClUDl"'IiIlW u_ , . . . .,...,CONT.#3465 5-25-91)O M . ~ . u i C 1 t i Q n Ol!we Sla!US: Open E ~ y C l ~ R ~ C a 5 e ; Review: ifie.ttion C1_ l l y Arno' Unf_ CleJrll- F1' o-e.Narrative:On 52599 I wascontacted byHaney In response to a message I had leftfor her. Sheconfirmed that shedid havethe 5'" period freeand on4-20-99 at approximately 1110hrs -1115 nrs shewaswalking out of thecafeteriavia the 3'" or 4'"doorfrom theschool store. As shewascrossing the sidewalk she lookedover tothe peopleentering the school thru the double doors bythe school storeand greeted themwitha nod anda'What's up?", then keptwalking. Haney further toldmethat shedid seeand greet Harris andKJebold whowereentering thosedoors at that time. Both Harris and KJebold werewearing their'trenchcoats" with theirhandsin theirpockets. She knows both Harris and Klebold from school anddescribed Harris as havingshorter hair than Klebold who's hairis fairly long over the ears andcollar length. Shecould not say whattypeof pantsor footwear theyhad on. At thattime neitherhadanything ontheirheads. Haneyalsodescribed a thirdmale walking with Harris andKlebold. Thewhitemale looked older than a highschoolstudentandshe did not recognize him fromanyof the fouryearsshe hasattended CHS, The unknownmalewasabout the same height as Harris, his hairwasdarkin a kindof bowl cutandshaved on the sides.Hewaswearing a white "T"or 'V"necked shirt (likea man's undershirt) with its sleeves rolledup onceor!VIAfter the greeting. Haney continued towalk to her vehiclewhich was parked "almost in the backcomer bythe soccerfields". AsHaney was driving outofthe parking lot andwas at the south end of the dividerbetween the two lots, sheheard what she thought wasa car backfire. SheIsaware ofone ofthe studentswhoownsan old Cougar that parks bythebuilding and hasheard his vehicle backfire before. thinkingnothing of this she continued outof the lot and asshewas tumlng right(south) onto S. Pierce she heardanother "backfire". Thefirst "backfire" was heard about 1120 hrs - 1125hrs. Thesecond washeard lessthana minute afterthe first. She had glanced back afterhearing the first "backfire" butsawnothing.No further infomnation.

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2Page _. . : : . . . _oe 5/27/99C o n t l n u a . ~ o n o l r o ' 3 0 2 0 1 Stefanie Haneyaround chi s l ocat ion. Due to this fact, she believes that otherpeople in the TCM and or of che TCM had Co have had pr iorknowledge of the shooting that occurred on 4/2Q/99. After this ,she walked to her car which was parked in the senior parking lo t .On her way to the senior parking lo t . she met up with a friend ofhers named Evan Hensley and walked to her vehicle with him. Whenshe got to her vehicle, she got in , and began to drive away. Asshe drove out of the area to the east , she heard what she thoughtwas a backfire. This noise didn't seem unusual to her, becausethere is a car that normally parks in the junior lo t thatcommonly backfires. When she was almost to Pierce, she againheard what she believed to be a backfire and thought nothing o fit.

Although she knew who the Trench Coat Mafia (TCM)members were, she didn't have many dealings or associations withthem. She knew who some of the other TCM associates were whenshown a photo lineup, but didn't know a ll of the names. Shestated that she had made small talk with Eric a a ~ i s , and DylanKlebold in the smokers p it On occasion, however there was nevermore interaction than that . Stefanie was well aware of theconflicts that existed between the TCM and athletes (jocks). Tothe best of her knowledge, there were never any physicalconflicts, but only verbal confl ic ts .She identif ied the following individuals from a photolineup as being part of the TeM group.1.2.3 .4.S.6.7.

(didn't know his name)above)above)above)above)him by namehim by nameScefanie stated that ear l ier in the school year, E ri c Ha rr is ,Dylan Klebold, and Brooks Brown had thei r differences. She knewthis afeer having observed in several verbal altercations in thesmokers pi t .

However, af ter the Christmas vacation, i t appeared as i f Brown,Klebold and Harris had set t led thei r differences, and were then

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ifktltiun X FIRST DEGREE MURDER Otrlrt!le Sams: O;le. X f . l ~ i O I l I J iy Cleated Q RecmmnendCase; Review QReclll5ificmi.:m Q Cleared by Arrest 0 Uf1 fCthtdll4 c C!osw' 01DC5l>ril'Con ,I ~ ' " IT I 5Cr1lltNo ~ I It Valmr , Vakiol'QillHllity BrnndName tctlvffl1:! Damaged

them. Stefani. saidshehad neverseenthisthirdperson before. Stefunie alsosaidduringthe interview thatsheneveractuallysawDylanKlebold, EricHarris and/orthe thirdperson enterColumbine HighSchool on 04-20-99.

Duringmy interview of Stefanie Haneyon 10-26-99, she toldmethat she wouldsee the Trench CoatMafia students andassociates gatherunderneath the stairway in the cafeteria/commons areaofColumblne HighSchool. Shesaidon ()4.19-99,shesawa groupof TrenchCoatMafiastudents thatincludedThadBoles, Zach Hechler,anda female student, however sheshedidnotknowwhatthis female student'snamewas,andsaid theyweregatheredunderneath thestairway. Stefaniesaidthefemale wasnotwearingatrenchcoat. Itisunknown if theotherTrench CoatMafiastudentsorassociatesWerewearingtrenchcoats or not at that time. StefanicHaneysaidwhenshewaswalking through the cafeteria/commons areaon 04-20-99, sherecalledthat therewasnoTrenchCoatMafia studentsortheirassociatespresentat thatlocation underneath the stairway. Shealsosaidthat otherthanDylan Klebold, EricHarris, andthethirdperson thatshesaw,shedidnot seeanyoftheTrench CoatMafiastudents or theirassociates at Columbine High School on 04-20-99. Stefanic saidthis is one of the reasons that shebelievesthereweremoreotherthanjustDylanKleholdandEricHarris involved. Shesaid shebelieves none of theTrenchCoatMafiastudents were at ColumbineHighSchool on 04-20-99, because shebelieves theywereawareof whatwas goingto takeplacepriorto theactual shooting on04-20-99. Stefanie toldmethat although she had toldInvestigator Schoshke andF.B.I. SpecialAgent Atanasio thatshehadneverseenthe thirdperson priorto04-20-99, shetoldmethat shenowbelieves shehadseenhimprior to the shootingthatoccurred at ColumbineHigh School on ()4-20-99. Stefanietoldme thatMarkManesis a TrenchCoatMafiaassociate, andsaidthathe livesor livedin thesubdivisionwhichis northofWestChatfieldAvenueandeast of SouthPierceStreet Shesaidthat possiblyduringDecember 1998, shesawthis describedthirdsuspectat MarkManes' housewithhim. Stefanie toldmeat that timethe thirdperson hadlonghairthat hewore"slickedback" from fronttoback. Stefanicsaid this third person wastallerthanDylanKlehold or EricHarris, and saidhewas approximately 191020years of age. She said thisthirdperson didnothavea trenchcoatonat thattime,butdidkeephis hands in hispantspocketswhile he waswalking towardthe school. Stefanie saidalsopresent at thattimewas a female subjectwhoshedescribed asheavy set,andbelieves thatthis female mayhavebeenMarkManes'girlfriend at the time. Dueto the factthatStefanieHaneyfeels thethird person maybe older thanhighschool age. shesaidshewasgoingto lookthroughall of herColumbine HighSchool yearbooks that shehas collected over theyearswhile attending the school, to determine if shecan identify thethirdperson that shesawon 04-20.99. Stefanie saidshe willcontact meinthe future to adviseme if any ofthephotographs that

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[ Q\l311thy 1Br,1I1fj N ~ m e T),:swptiOrl I SerialNo yafue J V;lILK ! ValueSt'Olill Re"Wvtn:::d Damagedshe looked atwas the thirdperson. Stefanic didtellmethat shehasnotseen this thirdperson since 04-20.99.

StefanieHaneytoldmethatshehasseenseveral oftheTrench CoalMafiastudentsandtheirassociates in a redandblack, fullsizeChevroletBlazer. Stefanie saidthatshebelieves thisdescribed vehicle belongs 10BrianSargent Stefanic said that shehad talkedtoDylanKleboldandEricHamswhiletheywereall in the "smoker'spit Stefanie toldmethat she had smokedmarijuana withDylanKleboldandEricHarris whiletheywereinthe"smoker'spit." Shesaidthiswas in 1998, andsaidshehasheardDylanKleboldandEricHarris talkabout howtheyhatedtheirparents. Stefanierecalledthat eitherDylanKleboldor EricHams (unknownwhichone)hadbeen overheard saying atonetime, thattheirparentshadtakenhis carawayfrom himfor getting in trouble and eitherDylanKlebold or EricHarrismade a comment something to the effect of, "They will gettheirs" Stefaniealso toldmeshehadheardDylan KleboldandEricHams talkabout violence andsaid sheheard themsay

Shealsosaidthatshehadnotobservedthejockspick onor harassthe TrenchCoatMafiastudents or their associates. Stefanic said shehad, however, seenthe Trench CoatMafiastudentspick On thejocks andcausetrouble with them. Shesaidthaifor a time,sheknewDylanKlebold, EricHarris,andBrooksBrowndidnotgetalongwith eachother, however, shedidnotknowwhy. Shesaidshehadseenthemhidewhentheysaweach otherapproaching theirlocation whileatColumbine High School, because theydidnotwant toseeeachother.She'aid shebelievestheyhavesinceworked outtheirdifferences.

StefanieHaneytold me that sheattended to theColumbine High School Promon 04-17-99, and said she did not see eitherDylanKleboldor EricHams at theprom. Stefanie saidtherewasanAfterPromparty atColumbine HighSchool lateon0417-99 andinto theearlymorning hours of04-I8-99, Stephanie saidshesawbothDylanKlebcld andEricHams thereat theAfterPromparty. Shesaid thatdueto thefactthatDylan Klebold andEricHamswerenotdressed appropriatelyto attendthisProm, shebelieves theydidnotattend, Stefanic saidatabout0230 to0300 hourson04-18-99, shesawDylanKlebold andEricHam, in the gymnasium atColumbine HighSchool, whichiswerethefoodwas locatedforthisparty. Stephanie saidshedidnot recallseemgDylanKleboldandlorEricHamscarrying anything suchasduffle hags, backpacks, etc.,atthat time. IaskedStefanichow difficult it would have been for DylanKlebold, Eric Hams, or any associates to get to the other pam ofColumbine HighSchool duringthisAfterProm party Stefanic saidthatalthough it was locked, itwouldhavebeen relatively

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Duringthis interview, I asked StefanieHaneyif sheknew who Isaiah Shoelswas,andshesaidshehadknown him, Stefaniesaid Isaiah ShoelswasherpartnerinherTeenLiving classatColumbineHighSchool duringthefull of 1998, I asked Stefanieif shebadevenseenIsaiahShoels bethevictim of racial intimidation orracialharassment Shesaid,"Never, I've neverseenanyracialproblems, Everybody loved Isaiah Shoels, HeWall a comedian,"

I gave Stefani.Haneymy business cardandasked herto contactmeifsheisableto identify thethirdpersonthatshe sawafterlooking her Columbine HighSchool yearbooks. Stefanie saidshewillcontact meinthe future if necessary.

DISPOSITION; Case is open,pending further investigation,

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I IQuan;i?, I ar-I:-i11rtc I ~ ; n i o J l I "",,"'. ~ ~ I ~ , ~ a l l l t I Vallie'ovem/ D u r i Haulman statedthatshe ran to a seminary house locatedon PolkStreetatPierce.As the interview concluded I showed Haulman three photo lineups. Thelim lineup [ showed Haulman wasmarked number oon the backof the lineup. Haulman picked photograph numbersixandtoldmehe was gunman number one. [then showHaulrnan photo lineup number two.which Imarked a numbertwoon \heback


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Interview withCourtney Haulman9551 W. HiaJeab PI.Littleron.Colo 80123303-978-0447On 1O-25-99,InvRekerdid reinrerview Courtney Hauiman atmeJeSO southsubstationwithhermother present.Haulman states thatshewassitting outside the south entrance tothecafeteria byRebel Cornerwhen sheheard shooting andsilo then wentto around to tbewestsideof the cafeteriaandsheslatedthatshelooked around the corner and observed what shethought was twopersons with weapons and a thirdpersonwith thempossibly telling to themor yelling at them and tnat shecouldnot tell if methirdparry hadaweapon,InvReker tried on three occasions to getHaulman to pinpoint where these three parties werestanding andshewasunable to do that andseemed confused.It shouldbenotedthat Haulman is nearsighted and thatat the time of this incidenttbntshe didnotaaveher glasses on.Haulman wasshown photos1146,4S,51,and 54and 'he was unableto Identify anyonein thephotos

and didnotknow if these were thesame persons shehad seendoing theshooting.Heulman was unable toprovidemy further details and theinterview wasconcluded.

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leaving Science, he went to Language Arts, which is also on the top floor, and said this class was from 0920 to 1010 hours on04-20-99 Kelly told me tha t he had the next hour, which is fourth hour off, and sa id he went to the Seminary. which is aresidence located at South Pierce Street and West Polk. Kelly said that he remained at the Seminary until 1050 hours on 04-2099, and then returned to Columbine High School, arriving at approximately 1100 hours. Kelly said that when he reachedColumbine High School, he entered the cafeteria through a door, which is located south of the Commons area and south of the"Rebel Comer" store. Kelly told me that when he entered this door. he walked north bound. past the "Rebel Corner" and thenturned to his left, which would have been west, following the south side wall and windows of the cafeteria, Kelly said that hewalked along the southern windows and then turned to his right. (north) and selected a table, that is in the middle of the cafeteriafrom north to south and just east of the west side windows of the cafeteria. I showed Kelly a diagram of the Columbine HighSchool cafeteria and he showed me which table he had selected. Kelly said that this table was "RR" Kelly said when heselected this table, he sat down at the table and faced toward the stairs. which is in an easterly direction from the table. Kellysaid the reason he was facing east or toward the stairway, was because he was looking for same ofhis friends, who he expected'0 come into the cafeteria. Kelly stated that approximately ten minutes after he was in the cafeteria, (possibly at ll IOhours) hisfriends by the name ofAmy Arapkles, Kelly Lisi, Malt Davis, and Ashley Burner, entered the cafeteria and sat down with KellyHendricks at table 'ORR." Kelly said that also present at this table prior to his friends entering the cafeteria, were Corey Hagerand Steve Curnow.

Kelly Hendricks said that after his friends entered the cafeteria and met with him at the table, they walked out of rho cafeteriaby exinng one of the doors along the south wall of the cafeteria. Kelly said from this point they walked to the senior parking lotofColumbine High School, to AmyArapkles's vehicle which was parked in the senior parking lot at the vary top. Kelly saidthat as they were walking to Amy's car. hesaw two Trench Coat Mafia students from the back and said he knew theywereTrench Coat Mafia students due to the trench coats that they were wearing at the time. Kelly said these two Trench Coat Mafiastudents were getting out of a vehicle which he described as a small four..door He also said he remembered the frontcar doorswere open. Kelly said this vehicle that they were exiting was not a BMW. Kelly said the vehicle the Trench Coat Mafia studentsgot out of was parked next to another student by the name of Ryan Schumer's vehicle in the senior parking lot. Kelly said at notime on 04-20-99, did he see the from of any of the Trench COal Mafia students due to the fact that he only saw the backs of themas they got out of this vehicle, Kelly said he did not pay much attention to the Trench Coat Mafia students due to the fact that

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1. Did you ever see the two large duffel bags in the cafeteria?n: I (.L1:'i...J. nt oe l ~ ,-"flu (' ~ f - } J . . o . . . -

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6. Did you see or talkto any of the Trench Coat Mafiamembers onMonday? Tuesday, How about the priorweek or weekend? "!\. D

7. Have you heard anythingfrom anybody else about other suspects, bomb making,gun buying, etc.? '-='

8. What were you wearing? Did you have a back pack? What did it looklikeand! orhave in it ? !( \ "'-

9 Howdid vcu leavethe cafeteria or the buildina ? What were the eventsthatmadeyou leav;? :.r-_libt- '- ~ ' '" \0..-,,:" \ , : , - . ~ \ . . ; ~ 1)0.-,"-",,"",,-'[LV-',,- '-..\'- '+ \- , ......""'- Q . . - ~ \ ~ C'{ i _ vv.....-o-c 0- \ ; " ,

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theywerewith (ifknown) ?r - J ( ~12. How did you exit the building? Where did you gowhenyou got ourand whatdidyousee on theoutside of thebuilding?

rJ/p.13.Doyou use the Inrernet ? If so, whatis your screenname? Doyou havean ICQ(aka: I seek you I similar to a c h ~ l i n e ) account ?Bu_b oc,u.::::co::\ lO k,) tL C L . c.14.Doyouknow anybody with a "double pierced eyebrow" ?

15.Didyouseeor hearanyunusual announcementsprior to theshootings? Do youknow whatthe "Thougbr of the day was" over theRebel News Network (RNN) ?

16. Ca.'1 youprovide anyfurther information on themembers of the TrenchCoatMafia?1'\...-=>

17.Askthe parents if the kidshave told them anythingelse? Different?

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j IOlJ;\nmy I Bfll!1d :-.'Ilme I f>e,l:ripllOl" , Ser ialNo V i l l ~ I Value I value" " ' ~ R ~ c v : r t ' d Dam1ll:WI asked Iter I f site knew anybody else associated with the "TrenchCoat Mafia" and she stated Robyn Anderson is also in hercalculous class with Klebold. She stated that during the last few months. she noticed that Anderson had been flirting withKleboid, but knew that she was not his girlfriend,

She informed me that she was supposed to meet some of her friends in the library during her lunch period, but felt an"intuition" that she needed to go home and not go to the library,

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I- 0608-99C I " " , ~ , I ~ ~ ~ i { l 1 ' \ x First Degree Murder Offense SW1llI; Open X E X ~ l l i p t i o r ; ! l J I ) ' C!tmi 0 RecommendCase: Review :JReel(l)jlif].::alwrl n Cleami byAm${ 0 U1ifoundfli 0 Closure 0

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PENNY HOHN, DOBiOSOS816342 South Spotswood StreetLittleton. Colorado 80120(303) 794-7067Student: Columbine High School

CANDACE F1SHERSame as above

INVESTIGATION:

On 060899. at about 1100 hours, ! contacted Candace Fisher by telephone in reference to setting up an interview with herdaughter, Penny Hohn. This interview was to be Inreference to the shooting that occurred at Columbine High School on 4-2099

Upon talking with Candace Fisher. she advised that Penny Holmwas not available at that time. however, Candace advised methat Penny Hahn was not at Columbine High School during the incident on 4-20-99. Candace advised that Penny was at the"smokers PIt," which is a distance away from Columbine High School. Candace said that Penny was with friends at the "smokerspit" during the incident.

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CONTINUATION 0 Reporting Agern:y RepOl"ing Officer Case Report NoSUPPLEMENT v JeSO PETERSON 1J97625RRCOMle';liog CaseReport No Victim Name Originlll Repcet DateThisReport- 06..Q8-99Cl.... .canen X First Degree Murder O ~ S l a t u : > : O ~ : ' l X E X ~ i l p t . l o n a l l y Cleared 0 Recommend Case: Rev(ew aR ~ c l w i : > i f n ; , a l i " t l 0 Clemo;d by Arre:!l 0 Ut\t'Ql,H'\dtd 0 Closure C;

h,m I I f 0'0;'pliorJ ISeriaJ Na Value f VallJe Vah,.\i fj Qllllfl(iry Sl'1.I.M N.ffie Stolen M c o ~ . e ( ~ d D ~ " i l l i a e dADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Candace Fisheradvised that herotherdaughter, LacyHahn,was awitness to theshooting andwas in the cafeteria on 4-20-99.Candace saidthatLacyhad already been interviewed priortomycalling the residence by another detective thatwasassignedto theColumbine HighSchoolTaskForee.

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LAKEWOOD POUCE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORTREPORTING AGENT: DETECTIVE GEORGE MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99.38856VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: 5/17/99

'FENSE: AOA/COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCE/JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINFORMATION CONTROLNUMBER: DN2714. FBI; 4A-DN57419. JCSQ: CR #99-7625

SUSPECTS: Eric HarrisDylanKlebold

WITNESS: Horsfall, Garrett9003 West CrossDrive,Bldg 15-203Littleton,Co 80123303-948-0840

CathyHorsfall (mother)9003 West Cross Drive,Bldg 15-203Littleton,CO 80123303-948-0840

INVESTIGATION:Orr 5/12/99, I was assignedinformation control numberDN2714 for followup investigation. Theinformationcontrol narrativestated thatGarrettHorsfallis on theoriginal cafeteriabackpacklist.On5/13/99, I respondedto 9003 West CrossDrive,#15-203, andmetwith GarrettHorsfall andhis motherCathy. Horsfallconfirmed that he hadbeen in the cafeteria just prior to theincident occurring andthathe'd lefthis backpack behind.

Horsfall said that on 4/20/99,he had a ride to school from his friend Greg Italiano. He saidthat Italiano pickedhim up at hisapartmentand that theydrove to theschool, andthoughtthey'd arrived at approximately 7:00amin the Clement Parkparking lot. He said theywent into the school through the main entrance, downthe mainhallway, and was by the gymnasium talkingwitha group of people. He said that someof thepeoplethat were

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LAKEWOOD POLICE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORTREPORTINGAGENT: DETECTIVE GEORGEMCGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99.38856VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: 5/17/99

'FENSE: AOA/COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASKFORCE/JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: ON2714, FBI: 4ADNS1419, JCSO:CR#997625

withhimwereLaurenKrowlinki, Stewart(lastnameunknown), IsaiahSchcels. He said that he talkedwiththesestudentsuntil the first hour belt and thenbewent with Greg Italianoto 'Yoodshop. Horsfall said that hehas first hour off and that he usually goesto woodshop becausehis secondhour class is woodshop and he's abletoworkon his project through both classes. He saidthat duringfirst hour he remainedin thewoodshopand inbetween first and secondhour, stayedthere to workonhis project. He said that the teacherin the class isMr.Allison. He said that fromwcodshop, hewentto his thirdhour classwhich is language,and that he hadgonedownthrough themath hallway to get tohis language class;Ms.Bowhack. From third hourHorsfallwenttohis fourthhourwood shop class;Mr.Wasieko. From there hewent to the "An lunch.

Horsfallarrivedat the commons by comingdownthe stairs fromthe upper level.He said that heplaced his packona bench at the bottomof the stairs. He saidthat at about II : 15 a friendof his, Megan,camedownstairs, and. wantedto go have a cigarette. Horsfall,Megan, a n ~ d a l i n d ~ f t the school through the student

entranceto thecommonsand went to the southeast comerof the lot betweenthe fences, whereMeganwashavinga cigarette. He said while theywere there, theyheard a loudboom. They lookedat eachotherand askedwhat that was,andwhen they lookedback at the school, they saw studentsrunningfromthe schoolout of theSciencedoors. As students ran past themtheyalso told themto run; they said they also sawstudents runningout of the cafeteria They asked "what are you running from?" and some of the studentssaid that therewerepeoplethat had been shot in the school. He saidtheythenwentwiththe other studentsacross the street intoLeawoodPark,and then down a street southof thereto where somepeoplewereoutside and invited thestudentsinto theirhomes. Horsfall was then able to callhis mother,who then cameandpickedhim up. CathyHorsfallsaid that shereceived thephonecall from her sonjust beforenoon. Horsfallsaidthat heheard"booms" and explosions, and whathe thoughtmighthavebeengunshots, but did not see any of the shooters,

Horsfallsaid thathis backpack is black,has three patches; oneKorn, oneNine-inchNail, and anotherpatch,he's not surewhatthe band is, He also said that there'swhite-outwriting on the outsideof the backpack. He

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LAKEWOOD POLICE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORTREPORTING AGENT: DETECTIVE GEORGE MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 9938856VICTIM: COLUMBINEHIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: 5/17/99

'FENSE: AOA/COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCE/JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: DN2714. FBI: 4A-DN57419. JCSO: CR #997625

saidthepackcontains a whitenotebookwhichcontains pictures of different bands,CDplayer, librarybook,anda "Korn"CD, Horsfallsaid that hewaswearing a blueT'-shirt anddarkpants,

Horsfallsaidthatprior to the incident hehad neverheard of thetrenchcoatmafia, althoughhehad seenkids intheschoolwearing trenchcoats. Horsfall doesnot knowofanystudents withdoublepiercedeyebrows, andhasnotheardof anystudentsmanufacturing or exploding bombsor stockpiling weapons. He doeshaveInternetaccess, however he doesnot havean ICQaccount anddoesnot use the chat rooms. He has not accessed anytrenchcoat mafiasiteson the Internet. Horsfall couldprovide no further Information in regard to thisinvestigation.

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Eagel. They wentparking lo t .

Frank. He ta lked Wade in to d itch in g ch oirthrcugh the cafe ter ia on

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Tyler and Wade were by the f i r s t row of cars in the sen iorp a r k ~ n g lo t and heard a pop and looked over towards the school andsaw t h a t a g i r l waS screaming. Two kids walked over to the g i r l andt r i ed to mOVe her. Dylan Klebold, who was about 40 yards away fromTyler , was holding a sawed off shot gun. Dylan had appeared fromthe s t a i r case in the back of the school. Tyler knows Dylan andEric Harris from second hour video c la s s .

Tyler said tha t Dylan was wearing a dark co lo red dus t e r , Hed idn ' t remembee- what else Dylan was wearing. He sa id that Dylan mayhave been wearing a base ba l l type cap worn backwards I but he wasn ' tsue-e. He said Dylan usua l ly wears the cap l ike tha t . Tylerremembered , ..othing about Dylan's face. Tyler did say that Dylanseemed ricrichaLane about what he was doing. Tyler sa id t ha t he sawnothing on or around Dylan 's duster . Tyler d idn ' t notice Dylan ' sshoes.

Tyle r sa id tha t he then heard a bomb explode. He said t ha t heand Wade got in to ~ f l e e - ' s car and l e f t . They went to a park acrossthe s t ree t .

When asked i f anyone was with Dylan, Tyler said , rlWe saw l ikea semi a utoma tic b ein g f i red up top. We never saw that pee-san.Shots f i red about every second. ' He said t ha t the shots seemed tobe coming frcm the s t a i r area between the I i b r a ~ f and the ~ j ae-ea.

Tyle r said tha t he d i & ~ ' t see Eric tha t day a t a l l .

Tyle r said tha t Rvan Selchert to ld him tha t he (Ryan) saW EricHarris on Monday and t ha t Eric was s i t t ing cn a cha ir a t the f ron tentrance of CHS with a piece of paper and a penci l . Ryan to ld Tylert ha t he (J',yan) said , "What are you deing?" and Eric said , "Jus tplanning for tomorrow. a

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Tyler sa id tha t he i s not f r iends with Eric and Dylan, and t ha the j u s t K..'"10WS them from school and the video c lass . He sa id t ha tEr i c and Dylan's movies were weird. They were Star Ship T ro op ersand l?reditor where people had automatic weapons and were l in ingpeople up and shoot ing them.

correspondence.Tyle r said tha t he knew nothing about; any in te rne t

Team four guidsl ine que stio ns, see attached.

Casey Jaokman i s Tyler ' s bro ther and h is mom to ld me t ha t Caseyhas not been conc acced by law enforcement. Casey was ins ide theca fe te r i a by the window Where kids were shot .

Mrs. Jackman to ld me tha t she ta lked to Steve Greenwood'smother and Steve has not been spoken to , e i the r . She th inks tha tSteve was ins ide the cafeteria! but wasn't sure. Steve's number i s303 979-0842.

No furthe= information at this time.

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J ~ l . P IQYJtlilry I 9nmli 14m\!; l ~ r i " l i C f l - ISerial No v= IR VallSl! j velueS' e e " ~ l : r e d Oamiltl'ldreachedthe triangularportionat thenortthendofhisparkingrow,heandWadesawsomething"flyingthroughthe air"andlandbetween thethirdand fourthrows of the senior parking lot. Tyler saidthat hedid not actually see this object wellenough toidentifyit, butthat it"caught my eye." Tylersaid thatwhenit landed,it explodeduponimpact. Tylersaidthathe had"no idea"as towhetherDylanhadthrown thisobject,or if'it hadbeenthrownfromsomeoneelsefurtherup, outofhis lineof sight. Tylersaid that when this objectexploded,he sawa flash of lightwhichwas followed by the "tinkling" sound of"little rocks flyingeverywhere,"landingon topof cars. Tyler said that at this point,heandWadewere standingby his car, in space#7, and thathewasattemptingto unlockthe driver's doorwhlle Wadestoodby thepassengerdoor. Tyler said that he stillwasn't surewhatwas going on andwhether or not thiswas real, but came to the conclusionthat it"was definitely time to leave."

Tyler said that prior to getting into hiscar, while stillunlockingthedoor, a cardrivenby studentTinaBemacchi (12") drovebyas it wastravelingsoutheast,along thesouthsideofthe seniorparkinglot. Tylersaidthatwhen Tina droveby, shestopped-id askedsomethingto theeffectof"\\Inat's goingon? Is thisreal?' Tylersaidthatanotherfemalewas insideTina's car, buthe could not identifyher. Tyler said that he toldTinahe didn't knowand that hewas "getting out of there," whereupon shecontinueddriving southeastward. Tyler said that he andWadethen enteredhiscar. at whichpoint "Andy andSid droveup"behind them. Tyler IdentifiedAndy as the "school security guard" and Sid as the "narc." He said that both are schoolemployees, and that they asked, "Where are they?" Tyler said that Andyand Sid pulled forwarda little bit, whereupon he(Tyler} backedoutofhisparkingspace, pointedhiscarsouth, andbegantodriveoutoftheparking lot. Tylersaid thathedidn'tknowwhereAndyandSid went fromthere.

Tyler said that uponleavingtheparking lot, he turnednorthonto PierceStreet. Tyler said thalhedrove "about fiftyfeet" andthen hadtostopwhile"hoards" of studentswhohadrunoutof theeastsideof theschool ranacrossPierceStreet, intoLeawoodPark. Tyler said he had to wait "about fiveminutes"for the studentsto pass by, whereuponhe turned right ontoWestFairAvenueand parkedhi ' car along the north side of thestreet Tyler said thathe and Wade then got outof his car, ran intoLeawoodPark.and begantalking to fellowstudentswhowerethere. Tylersaid that he remained in LeawoodPark foraboutfifteen minutes,at whichpoint severalstudents beganto "screamandpanic"and runeastward toward (hehomes on thenextstreetthat runs northand south. Tyler said that heandWaderanwith thestudents intosomeones home,where theywatched

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l IQlW1jity I Br1\i,d N l l m ~ I Desc:riptkm I sm.l No ~ I V a J ~ I VakJ'l:R c w v ~ r o r d Dlmllgt-jMafia" studentsat ColumbineHighSchool.

EmilyJacobsonsaid shedoes not knowof, nor hassheheardof anyrumorsof anyonemanufacturing explosivedevicesand/orpossessingany firearms. Emilydid not knowof anybody whohas a doublepiercedeyebrowuponbeing askedaboutit.

EmilyJacobsonsaid that althoughshe hashad somesleepingdifficulties at times offandon since the shooting,she feelsthatshe isdoingwellcopingwiththe Incident. Julianne Jacobson saidat timesEmilywill suddenly begintalking aboutthe shootingincident, but at other times will not talk about it. Juliannesaid she does feel that Emily is doing fairlywell copingwiththeincident. I gavebothEmilyJacobsonandhermother,JulianneJacobson, oneofmybusinesscardsand toldthemto contactmeinthe future if theywantedto talkwitha JCSOVictim Advocate. I advisedthem thatI wouldmakethenecessary arrangementsfor themat that time.

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Brad JenkinsJENKINS s ta te d th at a t the same time Klebold wasthrowing deVices, Harris walil shootinq a semi-automatia weapon inthe direction of the double glass doors located south of thel ibrary. JENKINS stated both Klebold and Harris were wearing a l lblack, and both had on trench coats. JENKINS was unable to advisefurther information on clothing. JENKINS stated he did not seeany bags around the subjeots.JENKINS stated that he thought this was a prank.JENKINS advised tha t Klebold was laughing and Harris had a smileon his face.Sometime durlnq this period students :began to run andhide behind vehicle looated in the parking lot . JENKINS realizedthis was not a joke and backed up to leave the parking lot . WhenJENKINS was backing up he saw a male on the ground a t the bottomof the s ta i rs . JENKINS did not know the male or know i f he waswounded.JENKINS attempted to exi t the parking lo t but wasforced to stop due to students running in front of him. He statedthat when he stopped a large number of students jumped into thebed of his truck. From there JENKINS le f t the parking lo t andwe nt home to ca ll his father. Sometime on his way home thestudents in the back of his truck jumped out.

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CONTINUATION R;ponin,i A.;mwy Reponing Offi::er Cue Repott NoSUPPLEMENT X Jew ZIMMERMAN 99-7625-SSCOMei:ling Case Report No ViclimNl1m1;! OriginalReport D a t ~ This: Report- 00-10-99ClAMlfi;:!lllen X FIRST DEGREEMURDER 0fThmc 5WWl; Opel! X Ex.cIl';1fiOMUy ctwed o RecM\mi!ndCase: Review 0R1:duuflQliotl Q Clttm:! by Amn 0 UnfoWlded to Closure to

l 'Qu4rrtny I BrandNm;e , I Deso:ripril'ln ISeri,alNo /,:'1" liteV.iLlIl j ValUl:tctfrn eoveree D a l ! l ~ ~ADDITIONAL ~ T I N E S S E S :ShannonJohnson, dob/12-31-807953 SouthVanceStreetLittleton,Colorado 80123(303}919-6184

INVESTIGATION,On 06-10-99, 1receivedlead number#4459. I had previously interviewed Kristin Johnson,who had toldme that her sister.Sharman Johnson.hadseenEric Harriswhen shewasleaving Columbine High School on 04-20-99.

On06-10-99. at 0915 hours, I contacted Shannon Johnson at herhomephonenumber (303)919-6184. I told ShannonJohnsonhatI wascallingreference theColumbineHighSchool incident on 04-20-99. I toldher thatKristin Johnsonstatedthatshe hadseenEricHarris onthatdate, ShannonJohnsonstated shehadbeenwalking out theentrance of thehighschool,near the library.atthe topof thestairs. As sheexited,she sawEricHarrisstandingat the top of the stairs to the right sideof the sidewalk. Shestatedhe was standingon the grass,not on the sidewalk. Shannon JohnsonstatedHarris was lookingdown the stairsandwasstanding by himself I asked Shannon Johnson if she had any conversation WIth Harris, and she stated she did not, I askedShannonJohnson whatHarriswaswearing. Sheslated hewaswearing a black trench coatwith some sort ofblack pants. WhenI asked whattypetheywere.she statedshedidn't know. I askedwhattypeof shoesHarriswas wearing,andshe statedshedidnotknow. I asked her if she hadnoticed the color of the shoes,and she statedshedid not. I asked ShannonJohnsonif Harriswaswearinganythingonhis heed, and she statedshedidnot thinkso. I askedwhatsort of shirt Harriswaswearing.and shestated shedidn't knowbecause hehad his backto her. I asked ifhe wascarryinganything, andShannonJohnsonstatedhe hada backpack, possiblyblack, siltingon thegroundnearhis feet,but that shedid not noticeanything inhis hands.

ShannonJohnsonstated shebadjust left herPhilosophy class,and itwasher lunchperiod. Shestated shedid notknow whattime itwaswhenshe actually exitedthe schooland sawHarris. butstatedshe recalls looking atherwatchas she was leaving theparking lot, andthat it said 11 :22a.m., Shalmon JohnsonSlated she recallsthis as she was running late to get borne for lunch.

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CONTINUATION 0 Ro:ponjng Ap;;:y RepOrtingOfficer ~ Report NoSUPPLEMENT X JCSD Inv, Larry Erzen 99-1625C o r m e e t m ~ elISe Report N" Vk1im NameOriginalReport DateThisReportS W80 01-21-99Cla:..,lII::ariol'i 0 First D ~ r e e Murder QffiI!llst StttlU: 0jklI x ~ : m t l l y Clemd 0 RecCil'l'\mrmdCase: Review 0Reclas.H'iCilUoo 0 c ~ e a m . twA1'I'esI 0 Unfbunded a Closure 0

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