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propped the easternmost door to the cafeteria open so that the
head cook, whom he identified as could enter Herecalls that| ige glg a cursoryexamination of the cafeteria and at that time saw no bags or
backpacks on the floor of the cafeteria.
r |walk throu h thecafeteria at the commencement of each class period$:;;;f;;;:::]| !He does not recall seein an
eg euna en e on 0 r of the cafeteria on any of his walkthroughs that day. d that if he did see an objectit was his habit to put t e item on the table so that the person
who lost or left it could return and easily find it. He is quitecertain that he would have noticed an odd shaped duffel bag or
larger container during one of his walk throughs.
d note however, that on April 20, l9g9, astudent w o a een assigned community service was in the
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cafeteria helping to swee the floor and wipe down tables and mayhave seen something. [::fi::::::Poes not know the students
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ait at the
northwest corner of the kitchen until approximately 10:30 am when
he would go into the kitchen and get his lunch. On April 20,
1999, he said he was waiting at the northwest corner until
approximately 10:50 am, when he went into the kitchen to re are
his lunch; d 11:15 am
w en a young gir came running in o e ca e eria
a s to the effect of, "Someones been shot."[:::;::::;:]1ooked out the window and saw a student laying in the
par ing ot close to the soccer field.
At around that time a window on the south side of the
cafeteria with a Columbine symbo ' t was blown out byeither an explosion or a bullet.t:fifEff:iE:Iscreamed, Get down
to students around him and at that time reca ls hearing sporadicgunfire.E:::::::;:::ldirected students to get under tables as thegunfire increase . e noticed some students were running toward
the stairs and the double doors leading to the south parking lot.
eca11s hearing gunfire upstairs above thecafeteria an e wen to the stairs that led to that area. He is
not sure but thinks he went all the way to the music room located
on the northeast side of the building where he saw students
fleeing in all directions. He then retraced his steps back
t d th f t ' d l'b A h h d th t owar e ca e eria an i rary area. s e approac e e op
of the steps in front of the library l ' cafeteria, heencountered a teacher he identified asTi:iEj;ff:fij who said
words to the effect Dav ers as een s ot. Call anambulance." t inksE:fiEjalso may have said that two
students ha een s ot, but he is not sure.
[;;:::::;::lreached for his walkie-talkie and as heturned bac towar t e library he saw a student in a black trenchcoat holding a pistol and what thought was a longbarreled grenade launcher. He sai t e s oulder weapon was!
strapped across the individuars chest with the butt of the §
weapon on the ri ht side of the individuafs body. For a briefmoment and the subject were face-to-face and he
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noticed that under the the individual appeared to be
wearing a white shirt. did not recognize the
individual. urne an ran to the landing leading to
the cafeteria w en e eard shooting behind him. He believed at
that time the individual in the trench coat was coming down the
stairs behind him.
' is time he saw[:::::]
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socia stu ies teac er. He, were moving toward
the kitchen when he heard a arge exp osion e ind them. believes it was a pipe o nd it blewqdown toe groun . He an icked up and carried im into
the kitchen where t e encounters a s u ent, whom he identified
as plus three other unidentified students.
warned them back and the students went toward the '
storeroom area in the rear of the kitchen.
l _' huddled down behind the
dishwasher ta e an c ose the door behind them. He
is not sure why the gunman did not follow them into the kitchen.
He does recall that several students insisted on leaving and left
on their hands and knees out the western side of the kitchen
toward the door that led to the west parking lot.
Ii|en¢ount¢r=d and -=1number of other students ' ern storeroom area of thekitchen and recalls that[tE;ff:f:frand 17 students entered the
storeroom and locked themse ves in. He believes the cooks were
locked in their office.
E:::::::;;]then left the kitchen and went back throughthe cafeteria to t e auditorium and found the door unlocked. As
he entered the auditorium he noticed several students sittingnear the top E§::§f;ffjiEfrium and he saw a teacher widentified as sitting with the students.
motioned the s u en s o come to him and all the studdown to the double doors leading into the auditorium.
told them there was an extreme emergency and to get out as
quickly as possible. He believes 50 to 80 students ran out the
auditorium and down what he referred to as the business hall
which leads to the eastern lower section of the school.
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be1ieves that the movement out of theauditorium drew the attention of the individual in the trenchcoat and as he stood at the base of the stairs he looked upandsaw at least one of the individuals who w s doin the shooting,coming around the corner of the stairs. b ' '
was the same man he had seen in front of t e 1 rary.
ran back through the cafeteria and as he ran through e .cafeteria, he noticed a student 1 in on the floor. When he gotto the end of the cafeteria did not see the subject,so he went back upstairs an saw near the landing of
the stairs.
_ again saw the shooter standing in front ofthe library an 1 19 his recollection that as he and:began running down the stairs together, the shooter be an firingrounds at them. d that as_ he and enteredthe kitchen an exp osion occurred behind them an e could hear
objects hitting the metal door on the serving line.
Once he and were on the ground in the kitchen,they crawled undernea a arge industrial oven, but realizedthat hiding place was not secure. Around this theard what he described as a whoosh" and saw fire in evicinity of the cafeteria and the kitchen. eterminedthat he was in a "bad place" and moved into t e itchen.
He then entered the walk-in cooler and w t into the
freezer. After approxim n minute, who wascarrying a radio, called and told him to open the doorand that he was coming in t e wa -in cooler. The door openedand:entered the walkin cooler.
They propped a food cart against the door and preparedseveral lar e ob'ects to use as weapons in case the gunman opened
the door. kept trying to make contact with twoindividua1 dentified as n his radio. d that? answered an told him theywere in t e cooler an to tell him when it was safe to come out. recalled hearing gunshots for a long period of timew J. e e was in the cooler, but could not tell where they were
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believes he heard shooting for up to an hour
to an hour an t irty minutes after the initial incident. He
said at one point there was approximately a 20 minute interval of
silence and then the shooting began again. He recalled looking
at his watch at 1:50 pm, and around that time recalls hearing
shooting and then he glanced at his watch at 2:25 pm, but heard
nothing.
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GUN CONTROL ACT OF 1968/
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ARMED AND DANGEROUS
Synopsis: Self-initiated lead. Results set forth below.
Administ etiv RB NH telcall of ss d SAan <><»/=2/ls»
Details: For information of Denver, on 04/22/1999, Sgt.[;::::::]
Naugatuck Police Department, Naugatuck, CT., telephonica yb7c contacted the New Haven Division of the FBI to advise a local
high school student in Naugatuck, CT., may have had contact with
Eric Harris in an Internet Chat Room.
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Results of interview reveai Iwerein an Internet Chat Room sometime between the 04/01-08/1999, and
communicated with someone by the name of Eric LNU! from
Colorado.
El-_ - lboth advised the communication wasnormal an there was no mention of anything relating to captionedinvestigation. g
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SUBJECT: ERIC HARRIS; DYLAN KLEBOLD; UNSUBS; OOLUMBINE HIGH
SCHOOL, JEFFERSON COUNTY, COLORADO; 4/20/99; DOMESTIC POLICE
COOPERATION; ACTUAL AND ATTEMPTED BONDING.
FOR INFORMATION O1? FBIHQ, THE FOLLOWING I8 AN UPDATE ON
CAPTIONED MATTER:
FBI DENVER CONTINUES TO PBRTICIPATE IN A HULTIAGENCY TASK
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THE SCHOOL, AS WELL AS THE HETHOD USED BY THE TWO SUBJECTS TO
OBTAIN WEAPONS AND BONE-HAKING MATERIALS.
THE INVESTIGATORS HAVE BEEN ORGANIZED INTO SEVEN
INVESTIGATIVE TEAMS: ADDITIONAL THREATS TO
SCHOOLS] INDIVIDUALS; TRENCHCOAT MAFIA HEHBERS/ASSOCIATES AND
WEAPONS THREATS ATF!; SUBJECTS PRE-INCIDENT ACTIVITIES AND
WITNESSES OUTSIDE OF THE SCHOOL; STUDENT] FACULTY WITNESSES
INSIDE THE CAFETERIA 00-PLUS!; STUDENT/FACULTY WITNESSES IN
THE LIBRARY AND OTHER PARTS OF THE SCHOOL; COMPUTER] INTERNET
AOL MATTERS; AND PHYSICAL EVIDENCE. EACH OF THESE TEAMS IS
COORDINATED BY A JEFFERSON COUNTY JEFFCO! SHERIFF'S OFFICE
S0! DEPUTY AND AN FBI SA. THE INVESTIGATION IS BEING NANAGED
BY A JEFFOO SO CAPTAIN, WITH COORDINATION AND ASSISTANCE
PROVID BY AN FBI SUPERVISOR. FBI DENVER IS ALSO
COORDINATING THE RAPID START INFORMATION HANAGEHENT SYSTEM AND
HAS AN SA REPRESENTATIVE ON ALL INVESTIGATIVE TEAMS. FBI
DENVER CURRENTLY HAS SEVEN SUPPORT PERSONNEL AND 13 SAS
PROVIDING THE ABOVE-DESCRIBED ASSISTANCE-
ATF SA IS WORKING WITH THE TASK FORCE TO ESTABLISH THAT
THE TWO SHOTGUNS AND THE HIGH-POINT CARBINE WERE PURCHASED BY
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CAPTIONED SUBJECTS IRON THREE AS*YET°UNIDENTIEIED INDIVIDUALS
AT A GUN SHOW IN DENVER IN NOVEMBER OR DECEMBER, 1998. THE
TEC9 APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN PURCHASED BY KLEBOLD FROM AN
INDIVIDUAL IN JANUARY OR FEBRUARY, 1999.
- THE UNITED STATES ATTORNEY'S OFFICE USAO!, ALONG WITH
THE JEEFERSON COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE ARE AWARE OF
ALL ONGOING INVESTIGATION AND ARE MAKING THE NECESSARY
PROSECUTIVE DECISIONS.
' PREVIOUS STATEMENTS MADE BY SUBJECTS, AS WELL AS NUMEROUS
INTERNET POSTINGS, MOSTLY BY HARRIS, SEEN TO INDICATE THAT
THEY PLANNED AND CARRIED OUT THIS ACT ALONE. HOWEVER,
EYEWITNESS ACCOUNTS STILL TO BE CORROBORATED INDICATE THE
POSSIBILITY OP ADDITIONAL INDIVIDUALS SEEN WITH CAPTIONED
SUBJECTS IMMEDIATELY BEFORE THE INCIDENT BEGAN. INTERVIEWS IN
EXCESS OF 200 STUDENTS AND FACULTY WHO HAY HAVE SEEN CAPTIONED
SUBJECTS BEFORE AND DURING THE INCIDENT ARE UNDERWAY.
AT THIS TIRE, RAPID START CONTAINS 528 ENTRIES WITH 443
LEADS PREPARED AND 315 LEADS ASSIGNED.
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04/20/1999;
FIREARMS ACT/HOMICIDE
Synopsis: Internet communication between Columbia, SC, resident
teenager! and an individual claiming to be in the Trenchcoat
b7¢ Mafia and a student at Columbine High School.
Enclosures: FD-340 containing computer printout of internet
conversation.
Details: On 04/20/1999,$Lexington, SC, te ep one, DOB,
a ter seeing the news concerning t e s ootings at the high school
in Colorado, went on the internet to ' could make contactwith someone in the Trenchcoat Mafia.I:::::;i[looked at the
members profile in America On-Line A nyone who was on-
' the time that had Trenchcoat Mafia in their rofile.nd one erson wit name sedt e screen name egan is conv
around 11:30 p.m. He 1 not inis the conversation until after
b7C midnight and for this reason, the computer print t e
conversation is dated Wednesda A ril 21, 1999. claimedto be a female student named from the o u ine High
School.
Columbia is aware of the copy cat people on AOL who are
pretending to be members of the Trenchcoat Mafia. The main
reason Columbia places any credence in this conversation is hues
to the relative short time between the news releases concerning
the shootings and when the conversation took place. Also, when
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UNSUBS; I,COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL,
JEFFERSON COUNTY, COLORADO
4/20/1999;
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Synopsis: Lead set for St Louis to interviewments received from a Columbine
Details: For the information of Denver, on O4/28/1999, St. Louisreceived a call from a St Louis,Missouri, telephone nukber I Ltudent at a
local high school in St. L , . provided the
following information
stated that she received an e-mail from a
a student from Columbine High School, who stated
was mailing her some documents regarding Eric Harris.
urth ' ed that the next day 4/27/99! she received
f h h ' d f h w ic containe a page rom t e yearbook ofin whic ric Harris wrote s m mments on and drewpi u es of individuals with gun urther advised that
some notes that were past betwee an Harris were
contained in the package.
stated that adv' O hold thedocuments un 1 s e asked for ck. stated that shewould like to turn the documents over to t e .
ontacted at her residence aGer a High School ,
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For the information of St. Louis, per telcall between' ys t. Louis and ' ent
Den , requests thain erviewed to determine he nsan e ermine the relationship between nd Harris.
Denver further advised that St. Louis s ou o tain the originalor a copy of the documents received b4£:::::::]and forward to FBI
Denver.
Investigation continuing at St. Louis.
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Case ID #: 174A-DN-57419 Pending!
Title: Eric Harris - deceased, ~"/
Dylan Klebold - deceased,
Unsub s!; 4, b7¢Columbine High School Bombing,
Littleton, Colorado,
4/20/1999
Synopsis: Set lead for Cart examiner to process image of hard
drive that has Linux operating system.
Enclosures: Enclosed for Laboratory, CART section, is one CDRomcontaining a Safeback image of a drive that was using Linux OS,
and one chain of custody sheet.
Reference telcall on 4 28 99 between S
Denver and Examiner HQ.
In above captioned investigation, Jefferson Countyexecuted search warrants which allowed them to seize computers
from Harris and Klebolds houses. Colorado Bureau of
Inv ti t'o ' th ' f th ' es ga 1 n is e primary agency or e processin ofcom u er evidence nder direction of CBI AgentE:iE::::::::] contacted S requesting assistance in processing asma drive which was se up to use the Linux operating system.Gmade a Safeback image of the drive onto a CD-Rom.
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Title: ERIC HARRIS; I
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Synopsis: Communication ' Denver with informationreceived by Detroit from 04/23/1999.
Administrative: Telephone conversation with S04/23/1999. _D 2 For the informati on O4/23/l999, elephone number: ¢elephonica1ly a vise a on 04/15/1999, at am, s e oar e Train #807,enroute to Winona, Minnesota. According t Train #807'sfinal destination was Washington state. I ped in Chicago,Illinois, as well, and left there at 21Spm.
Being a smokergdvised that she spent some timein the t:rains "smoking c onversation with awhite female named eithe phonetic!. Thisfemale was approximately s, on s oulder length hair ina ponytail, wearing glasses and no makeup. She thought little ofthis contact until later.
After the train left Chicago, Illinois, she noticed awhite male in the smoking car. This male appeared was in hislate teens, 6ft/180lbs, with bleached blond hair cut short. §Hewas wearing a black trench coat and spoke German on occasion.He seemed to be alone and she heard him say, to no one in
particular, "Someting big is going to happen.
Later on, she saw with him. She did not knowwhere either of these people were eaded and did not know when
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they left the train. She left the train in Winona, Minnesota.
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ties. e reason it happened on 4/20 is because they got all the guns and
amunition and explosive compounds for free to do it on that date.
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had conversations over the internet with
Columbine High School that may haveparticipate in t e shootin <and b ' hool. Onand SATff:::EE:E:::fjinterviewedegar ing those conversa ions and obtained acomputer is . T e enclosed com uter disk is-a copy of text froma chat room in whic discussed the
shooting. imp icate eacparticipating in e s ootings and bombings.E;Ef::if:]requested' on in revealing his identity because e_ ears reprisals.however, may be willing to further assist investigators
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Synopsis: To provide information regarding the possibility ofanother shooting/bombing at a' Thomas Jefferson High School.
Administrative: Reference is made to telcall from IAG
Charleston Resident Agency, Charleston, South Carolina to SSA
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telephone Stated in his message that he wasusing America n ine OL this morning and had been on achatline with other individuals regarding the recent school
shootin which was accessed throu h th S ' g g e por Sectionwhen an individual who identified himself ainterrrupted and made a threat to bomb Thomas e erson HighSchool and shoot the students. Upon receipt of this message, the
Investigative Analyst in the Columbia Division contacted theInvestigative Analyst in the Charleston Resident Agency of the
FBI, Charleston, South Carolina and provided the above -information. '
A search of LEXIS/NEXIS determined that there areThomas Jefferson High Schools located at ! 3950 Holly Street,Denver, Colorado,"80237, ! 723 Donald Avenue, San Antonio,Texas, 78201 and 13! 4423 West Cypress Street, Tampa, Florida,
33602. Additionally, there are references to affiliations with,Thomas Jefferson High Schools at ! 4248 South 288th Street,Auburn, Washington, 98001 and ! 200 Crescent Court, Dallas,
Texas, 75201.
Efforts were made to contact utthe afternoon of 04/26/1999 at telephone nu er to
obtain additional information with n ative resu ts owever a eg .message was left on his answering message to contact the
Charleston Resident Agency of the FBI so additional informationcould be obtained. On the morning of 04/2'7/1999,%contactedthe Charleston Resident A enc of the FBI and provi e thisadditional information. [§:;:fLstated that he had been using achatline on AOL regarding t e olumbine High Schoo ' ithother individuals when an individual identified as _interrupted their discussion and stated that there was going tobe another bombing and shooting involving Jefferson High Schoolould be worst than the one involving Columbine High School
went on to sa that d d d ' ' y i not in icate any timerame to hem, but state a ey would just have to wait andsee". E:;jE;Jhas contacted AOL regarding this matter and provideda copy o t e text from the chatline to the uld
provide no additional information regarding butbelieves his threat should be taken serious y.
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Synopsis: To report information possibly connected to theshootings. -
Details: On 4 A U WFO, was
contacted by Associa e irector or CustomerService, Nations ec ical Information Servic NTIS e d6/1999
e !. r gar ingthe Columbine High School shootings. NTIS is a branch of the L:-7CCommerce Department, and is the main broker of U.S. governmentmanuals and publications to the public.
Interview of glater this same day
Analystan employee who works for er as a
had taken on 4/23/1999.
herself as home phone
teacher fn
cellular phone, number
and that she was calling numbers that had beendialed from; the stolen phone subsequent to its theft. Qhad dialed ~J.-800-"4=6_8-4636, which had been called from the s ophone at 8:00 a.m. EDT! on 4/20/1999, and was connected to NTIS.After learning who the number belon ed to, and that NTIS brokerstmclassiied ernment manuals o gov gt ld that one ofthe calls made from the stolen one s ep am morning of the callto NTIS and the Columbine High School shootings, was made toI-ittleton, do._ While the hone all to NTIS only lastedtwo minutes, believes that? told her that the call §to Littleton as d more then 30 u es, and occurred prior to ithe shootings. did not provide Price with the phonenumber in Little on, no further information is available atthis time. 'a high school
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The above information may or may not be related to the
Columbine High School shootings, but is being forwarded for
Denver's attention. NTI8 is attempting to discern whether the
two minute phone call to them on 4/20/1999 can be traced to any
order placed at that time. Any additional information will be
forwarded expeditiously.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY, COLORADO;
4/20/1999;
ACTUAL AND ATTEMPTED BOMBING;
DOMESTIC POLICE COOPERATION
Synopsis: Report to Denver information received by Kansas City,
Joplin, Missouri RA.
Detail F ' enver, on 04/27/1999,
Missouri, telephonica y a vise
, Joplin RA, of the following
On 04 27 lmc ab7D ormer'conf:'IHTantHal_infBrmant CI! currently living in thearea, who provided informatio -. - ..- .~ig so oo s oo ings in Littleton, Colorado
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question her daughter about the e-mail messages. The CI hadinoway of knowing if nformation was correct or was in §_anyway relevant to t e 1 e on shooting investigation, but the CIfelt the information should be relayed to law enforcement
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e ep onica y a vise o is ow e ge ano ' to that which was provided
was not familiar with ae agree to noti y the Joplin RA if he developedany posi ive information concerning this matter.
Missouri Department of Revenue DOR! computerizeddrivafs license DL records indicate h alid Missouri DLis issued to
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The above information is being provided to Denver forinvestigative purposes, dissemination or whatever action deemedappropriate by Denver. Kansas City, Joplin RA, will take nofurther action with regard to the above information unless
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when leaving the school withbelieves that she observed Kle o pu the CH5par ing ot. He was driv' ack BMW and did not ég},.observe anyone with him. E::;Ei::ftbe1ieves tha e may have
a been wearing a black base cap ackwards on his head. This 7 ?2éi
would have been approximately 8:20 a.m. at the beginning of the
second hour. Klebold has an early morning bowling class and did
not have a first hour class.
telephone nu er repo e s e a ear rom
a friend of hers t er rien had observed both Harris and
Klebold early on April 20, 1999, sitting by their vehicles,
possibly the BMW, smoking cigarettes at the bowling alley where
they had class.
At approximately 11:00 to 11:15 a.m., went to
her fifth hour lunch class at the Rebel Corner. was at
the Rebel Corner withhad been at the Rebel Corner for approximately 10 t5'15 minieswhen she observed students running away from the cafeteridh {est
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people had been s ot. Mr. Sanders was by the elevator and told
everyone to get down. The s n the cafeteria got down andran out the cafeteria dmrs. heard gunshots.
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in the hallway a m of the stairs. heard
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had seen Harris in the school parking lot wearing a renc coa
and that it was puffy like something was under it.
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KNOWLEDGE O! IMPROVISED BXPLOSIVB DEVICES IBDS!
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LITTLETON COLORADO,
4/20/99
FIREARMS ACT - HOMICIDE
Synopsis: Information is provided regarding a web site that is
affiliated with subjects of high school shootings in Littleton,
Colorado on 4/20/91.
Administrative: Information is provided byl I
from Oklahoma City, OK, during a telephone conversation with the
duty agent writer! on 4/21/99.
The writer immediately contacted the Littleton Colorado
n on 4 21 99. as command post with this informatio / / SAcontacted at 303-6265
Details: On 4 21 9 white male, telephone
number e ep onica y con acted the duty agent at
the Ok a oma 1 y ivision of the FBI in Oklahoma City. He
provided the following information in reference to the high
school shootings that occurred in Littleton, CO, on 4/20/99.
He stated his son found mnunderground'web site on the
Internet that he believed was being used by a group across the
nation which was affiliated with the subjects responsible for the
shootings in Littleton, CO. The web site was found at: ¥
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the domain name s registered through Internic to:which his son indicated is a 'hacker' name! &
POB also ahacker'name!.
292122,
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33329,
the domain name had an IP address of:
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weapon beside
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software. He
in it and haswe s e including a photo of a dead body with a
it. He also found a WORD version 8 document which
read portions of the document due to the fact that
encrypted or was not compatible with his version of
believed this document may have useful information
saved a copy at the writefs request in the event
it is taken off the web site. Portions of the readable text from
the document provided what appeared to be bomb making
instructions which he believed were excerpts from the Anarchist
Cook Book? published on the Internet!. Also legible in the
document was the statement:
I did not try this on the DELTA batch, am sure they
won% be used until NBK ...U[::::::::]believed this was possibly another event yet to take
place by the group. His son suspected the initials NBK may have
been an acronym for some German Holiday, although he stated that
was pure speculation. He had heard on the Internet that the date
of the shooting was Hitler's birthday and was focusing on
special dates in German history.
They also found a name on the web site which they
reasoned, based on name recognition only, that may be a relative
or alias for one of the subjects in the shooting. The name with
an associated address was:
WAYNE N. HARRIS,
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stated someone involved in maintaining the website was updating It hourly. He observed a message on the site
prior to noticing the changes every hour that stated:
Bring your guns to school today, 4/21/99";
he also observed photographs of the two subjects from the
shooting in Littleton which had captions above them:
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telephonically by the duty agent to the Littleton Command Post,
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COLUMINE HIGH SCHOOL, ,/
JEFFERSON COUNTY, COLORADO,
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DOMESTIC POLICE COOPERATION
Synopsis: Request assistance from the Structural Design Unit in
creating a three-dimensional model of Columbine High School.
Administrat ~ rence 04/28/1999 telephone conversationbetween SSA Denver, and Unit Chief
Structural esign nit, PBIHQ.
Details: On 04/20/1999, an attack at Columbine High School,
Littleton, Colorado, using improvised explosive devices IEDs!and
firearms resulted in 15 deaths, including the captioned subjects,
and 18 injuries. FBI Denver continues to have a significant
involvement in the ongoing criminal investigation of this matter.
FBI Denver requests the assistance of the Structural
Design Unit SDU! in creating a three-dimensional model of all or
part of the Columbine High School campus. The extent of the
model to be built will be determined in consultation with SDU
personnel deployed to the crime scene.
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an employee of America On Line AOL! .
12100 Sunrise Va ey DR., Reaton, VA, was served a search warrant
for any and all accounts relatin to ERIC HARRIS, account#o117ss6s5o, maintained by AOL. provided two !computer CD's containing all in ormation pertaining to HARRIS
account with A g copies were made of the CD's andprovided to S I-BIZ-IQ, to provide to agents fromthe Denver DiVJ.SlOn o e I. The original C'D's were entered
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Synopsis: Lead covered.
Enclosures: ! FD-302: Service of Search Warrant. ?792'92-/
Details: On April 23, 1999, a search warrant was served on
America On Line AOL! for records pertaining to the account of
Eric Harris. Two computer CD's were seized and entered into the
WFO evidence control s stem. Two copies of the CD's were madeand provided to S FBI!-IQ, to provide to agentsfrom the Denver DiVJ.SJ.OI1. e original evidence is being
forwarded to the FBI Denver, Evidence Control. The lead set
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ACTUAL AND ATTEMPTED sonsrus;
DOMESTIC POLICE COOPERATION
Synopsis: Telephone call regarding Internet websites of
subjects.
Dot ia ls: On 4/28/99 Jonesboro,
Arkansas, telephone a vised that on the night of4/26/99, her teenage aug ter was on the Internet and decided to
check ICQ, INC., a internati t program for teens, for thenames of captioned subjects. advised that she typed in thenames and that two websites came up for ERIC HARRIS, Littleton,
Colorado, and one website, with no messa e, for DYLAN KLEBOLD,also with Littleton, Colorado, address. badvised that thewebsites still come on 4/28/99.
elated that the address for ICQ, INC. iswww.icq.com an hat with that website you go to find friends on
Internet through ICQ white pages. The address, for one ERICHARRIS website is [email protected] and the message on that
website begins If you are reading this I've gone on to a better
place. All good things must come to an end. It ain't over untilthe fat lady sings. then continues with additional message.
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advised her daughter-in law_ sent her achain letter w c rea , I am sure that at this point in time
everyone has heard of the tragic Colorado shootings. In memory
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"Humans of the planet Earth. You want to encounter otherbeings? First you have to learn to live with your differentpeople." '
At firsgE::::::pas not concerned by the letter asfrequently his of ice receives letters mysterious such as theabove. However, after observing a Denver, Colorado postmark dated4/21/99, the day before the incident at Colombine High School, hefelt it was appropriate that he contact the local office of the
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On Tuesday, April 20, 1999,[;:;::;]saw the television
newscast regarding the Columbine High c oo murders in i
Colorado. At approximately 9:00 p.m., that same evening
an America-On-Line AOL member, got on the Internet with er omebased computer. first "clicked" on the people seportion of AOL an en clicked on AOL member directory.then typed in Littleton, Colorado and did an AOL member irec orysearch. Approximately two names appeared as a result of her doingthis search. The one name ertinent to ' igh Schoolincident was[::::::::::::: screen namet?7:if?fif?:j
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Synopsis: Denver is being provided information regarding the
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4/20/1999
Synopsis: Set leads for WFO to serve a subpoena and search
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Details: In regards to the above captioned investigation, it
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which he may have used to communicate with co-conspirators in the
attack on Columbine High School. _
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Synopsis: Formal request for a polygraph examination to be
conducted in captioned matter.
Details: Investigation to date in referenced matter has
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After advisement o t e 1 entity o t einterviewing agent an t e nature of the interview, he provided
the following information:If
[_ -lat Columbine High School. Henormally eats 111555 durin§_fourth period, which he has free, andat the end of- the period at 11:10, he and his friends normally go
outside. On April 20, 1999, "just_prior_to the 11:15 bell, he andhis friends] _ ;[Last NameUnknown] were sitting at a ta51e inie the ca eteria near the
south window, whichfaces a parking lot.
saw Dylan Klebold walk into the southwestentrance o e cafeteria from the parking lot. He was dressedall in black, with black trousers, black shirt, black boots, ablack trenchcoat and a black Colorado Avalanche hat worn -backwards, which had a Boston Red Sox emblem sewn on it. :does not recall Klebold carrying anything, and saw him walk over
to the vending machines in the cafeteria.
According t during lunch, Klebold and EricHarris would normally sit n lebold's BMW in the arkin lot onthe south side of the cafeteria and watch people. ly
knows Klebold and Harris by sight.
After the 11:15 bel1,:and his friends walked outof the southwest exit of the ca eteria, towards the soccer field.
He heard a sound which sounded like fireworks similar to a' string of Blackcat firecrackers going off. indicated
that prior to April 20, 1999, he had never fire]. About50 yards away, outside on the west side of the cafeteria, he sawa tall white male, dressed all in black, with a black trenchcoat,and what he thinks was a black hat and dark sunglasses. At thetime, he did not recognize this person, but thought it might be92 member of the Trenchcoat Mafia who is about thesame height and build. . 5
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This shooter then pointed the shotgun at and his friends
and fired four or five shots at them. and his friendsfell to the ground and covered their hea s. enq;::;:1looked
up, he saw the gunman walking towards the southwes ca e eria
entrance.
Qalso saw a white male dressed in a white short-sleeved tee s irt and blue jeans, kneeling with his back to him
near the northwest cornerpof the cafeteria. He did not recognize
this person, and since his back was to him, could only tell hehad either light brown or blond hair. This person had no weapon
nor other gear visible.
Q saw this person throw an object one-handed ontop of the ca e eria/library roof. It appeared metallic with
sunlight glinting off of it, and one to two seconds after landing
it exploded with a loud bang, a flash of fire and a pall of
smoke.
While he observed the person in the black trenchcoat
shooting outside and the person in thewhite tee, shirt throwing
the explosive device, he also heard v apid gunfire comingfrom somewhere within the school. s unable to see who
was doing this shooting or tell exact y rom where in the school
it was coming from.
After this person threw the bomb, and his' got up and ran to a nearby house on e er Court wherecalled his father to let him know he was safe. :
indicated he noted the time of the call as 11:20 a.m.
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He spoke with about the s ort of paintball, which they both p ay. indicated? normallsits by himself at a table on t e south side o t e cafeterig
near the window, but cannot recall if he saw him in the cafeteria
on April 20, 1999.