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continue exiting out of the building. Once Melissaand Stephanieexited from the school, Stephanietell. Melissa that her leg is

going numb and she believes that she has been shot. Melissa describes dragging Stephanie across Pierce Street, over near

Leawood Park. at which time the two were contactedby a teacherfrom the schoolby the name of Mr. Havens. Mr. Havens tells

the two that they need to leave the area, at which time, Melissa tells the teacher that she believes Stephanie has been shot At

this point, Stephanie takes offber shoe and her sock. They then confirmed that Stephanie had been shot In the leg.

After medical arrives on scene, Stephanie is placed in an ambulance where she is taken to a hospital. Melissa remains at

Leawood Park, she continues to hear gunfire coming from the school. Melissa explains that a group of students had gathered

at Leawood Park is told to leave that locationdue to the fact thatthey believethe gunmenare firingat the students Melissaruns

to a homejust east of Leawood Park. at which time she ends up locating StephanieMunson's younger sister. Jennifer Munson.

where she teils her what happened to her sister.

,vlelissa wasasked if she could identify the male individual that she saw in the high school standing near the gymnasium, She

told me initiallyshe couldn't put a name to the face, but after news mediaaccounts and seeing Dylan Klebold's photo, that was

the party she saw at the high school. I asked her if she saw the party carryingany type of a firearm. She told me that she did not

see a firearm. but she did hear gunshots. Melissaexplainedthataftershe saw the individual down nearthe gymnasium. she never

looked back toward him and couldn't provide any additional information on his description or any possible description of any

weapon'. Melissaalso explainedthat after she had gottenover to Leawood ParkandStephaniehad been removed from thescene

by medical, she observed blood on her left arm and she believesthat as she and Stephanie were running out of the school, that

the glass that was shatteringaround them, near the main exit. she was possibly hit by a flying piece of glass. She stated there

was no medical attention required. Melissa was asked if she knew either Eric Harris or Dylan Klebold. She told me that she

knew Eric Harris because her brother wasa friend of his and that's bow she knew him. She told me that she never met Dylan

Klebold, she only recognized him as a student, but didn't knowhis name. I asked Melissa If she had any additional infortnation

to pass on referencethis incident. She explainedthat on 04-16·99,betweenthe hours of 8:20and 9:10 a.rn.. she was in theTech

Lab workingon a computerproject and she saw Eric Harrisin thelab that day. Sbe describedEric as wearing a baseballcap and

it had a logo on tbe front of it with the initials "KMFD." I asked her Ifshe had any Ideawhat those initials stood for. She told

'fie that was a German rock band. Melissa told me that jokingly she made the comment to Eric in reference to his cap "What

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radio station is that?" She told me that Eric took offense to that. He must have thought she was making fun of him and he

cornmented,"You just wait and see." 1asked Melissa if she questioned Eric any further about his comment or why this offended

him. She stated 'he just left him alone because he appeared to be upset with her. I asked Melissa why Eric was in the Tech Lab

on 04-l6-99. She told me that Eric has some type ofa video class, which is taught by Mr. Talocco and apparently he was in the

Tech Lab working on a video project,when he offered to help her withher project. Melissa was asked if Eric made any reference

to anything that was going to occur on 04-20-99, Again, she told me that she never questioned him any further. He never made

any reference to the 20th and again she felt that abe had upset him. Melissa was asked if there were any rumors at school in

reference to anything that was going to occur on 04-20-99. She told me that she didn't hear any rumors prior to the incidernand

she recalls that one ofher friends, Lindsey Buffy had commented to her that she heard the daily announcements during second

hour. Apparently Lindsey told her that the announcements refer to 04-20-99 as Hitler', birthday I asked her ifshe acruallyread

the announcements or heard them. She stated that she did not and again this is something that her friend Lindsey told her about.

At the completion of this interview, Melissa was told if she had any additional information to contact me.

ADDITIONAL INfORMATION: FBI CASE NUMBER 4-DN-574I9, DN# 4856

DISPOSITION' Case open, pending further Investigation.

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JEFFERSON COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE

SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT

Defendant,Date, 4-26-99

Deputy D.A.,

Docket Nu:mber,

Case Number' 99A062Investigator, J.Bur~~alter

********.***********************************************************

Lauren S. Waterbury, dab ~2-5-a3

7980 S. Kendall Ct.

Littleton, CO 80123 PH. 303-933-3950

This investigator met with Lauren and her mother, Ginger at their

home.

Lauren began by saying she was leaving ceramics class about 11,15

A.M. and heading for science when she stopped at the pay phones

outside the rest rooms near the front office area of the school.

Lauren stated she was talking to her mother on the phone when shesaw kids rU1'1ning and then heard what she thought was "firecrackers".At this time she saw dents happening in the front doors of the

school on the inside. Lauren then saw a sleeve and part of a

Lauren

facefiring a gun.

hide.

She dropped the phone and ran into thestated she waited until the sounds

bathroom to

started back

fromwhere they came and were distant.

the

At this time she returned to

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phone and told her mom to come and get her. Lauren then ran down

the hallway near the counselors rooms and out the door by the gym.Lauren and her friend, Brandi Helling (PH. 303-948-8823) called

their mothers.

Lauren was asked about the suspect firing the gun and she stated

1

she only saw him from the side, but he was tall, 5'8", white,

wearing a black trench coat and holding the gun in his righthand.

Lauren stated she thinks it Was a hand~~ because he held it withone hand. The suspect was laughing as he was shooting. She

heard

the gunfire and then saw the door glass break. Lauren stated sheheard more gunshots when she was outside.

Lauren's mother, Ginger Waterbury added the following account of

Lauren's statement as she talked to her on the phone. Shestated

Lauren said: "Some boy brought a gun to school." "A boy ischasing

kids and shooting at kids.' "I gotta go, he's right here." Mrs.

Waterbury stated Lauren dropped the phone and she heard rapidmetal sound and reali~ed it was bullets. She then heard the

firealarm go off.

She statedsuspect did

she saw these other doorsnet use these.

Lauren stated no one came out of

front doors or the gym.

down thehallway toward the library.while on the phone and the

Language Arts hallway or the

She st.ated t.he suspect. came from

Lauren stated while at a LaCrosse meeting with Chatfield studentsshe noticed backpacks with 'CBS 4-20" wCBS 13th. day" "Chatfield

TCM". Lauren stated she added the days up and the 13th. day is

May 2nd. She doesn't know the significance of this but felt

sheneeded to mention it.

Lauren also stated when the kids were at the Cooper Theatre,Thursday night 4-22-99, two people in trench coats came into

the

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theatre and yelled 'Nicole" as if looking for someone. Shestated

she left by the left door and didn't see any uniformed officers asthey were told.

This concluded the interview with Lauren and her mother.

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WITNESS:

GINGER WATERBURY

7980 South Kendall Ct.

Littleton, CO 80128

(303) 933-3950

INVESTIGATION:

01' '·23-99,! spoke with Ginger Waterburyby phone. Mrs. Waterbury is the mother of Lauren Waterbury. Lauren

Waterbury is a student at Columbine High School. Laurenwas interviewed regarding her observations of the events

which occurredat the high schoolon 04·20-99. A reportof her observations is underRapid StartNumber 4550.

Mrs. Waterbury told me that on 04-20·99, she received a phone call from her daughter Lauren. Lauren was calling

from ColumbineHigh School. She statedshe spoke with Lauren abouttwo minuteson the phone when Laurentold her

that something was wrong. Lauren dropped the phone and then later came back, told her mother that there was a

student with a gun in the school and to come pick her up right away. Mrs. Waterburystated that she later received a

phone bill in which the phone call she received from her daughter Was documented as being made at 1123 hours and

had a durationof3.8 minutes. I asked Mrs. Waterbury to faxme a copyof that bill. A copy is attachedto this report.

I spoke with Lauren Waterbury. She stated that she made the phonecall to her mother from the phone bank located in

the lobbyarea near the main entranceof the school. Laurenstated that she was on the phone which is on the south wall

of the phone bank. After talking to her mother for a short time, Lauren saw students running out the front entrance of

the school She then heard gunfire and saw dents appearing in the mainentrancedoors.

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Lauren Waterbury saw the ann ofa male, who was standing behind the south wall she was facing. The male had a gun

in his hand and raised up pointing it toward the front doors of the school. She could see the sleeve of his coat, but she

could not see the suspect's face. The suspect was laughing and pointing. Waterbury dropped the phone and ran into

the women's bathroom, which is on the north side of the phone bank. About a minute later she came back, picked up

the receiver of the phone that she.had left dangling. She told her mother to come get her, that there was a male in the

school with a gun. She then hung up the phone and ran north down the counseling hallway and exiled the school.

Lauren stated that the clothing she saw the suspect wearing would match that of a black trench coal.

DISPOSITION: Open, pending further investigation.

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Office of the District AttorneyFirstJudicial DistrictJefferson and Gilpin Counties

DAVID J. THOMASDISTRICT ATTORNEY

TO : Sgt.. Randy West

FROM: Jim Burkhalter r--~DATE: 4-30-99

SUBJECT: Phone Records for Lauren Waterbury

Randy:

Attached is the phone record for Lauren Waterbury. Lauren wasin the front office commons area on the pay phones, when shecalled her mother at work (record of times attached I .

While talking to her mother. onedown the main hall firing shots>and ran into the restroom where the

of the suspects was walkingLauren told her mother this

phones are located.

The phone was left off the hook and when Lauren returned to thephone she told her mom to come pick her up.

The attached records indicate the time the phone call was madefrom CBS and how long it stayed open until Lauren hung it up.

A report boas already been done for Lauren Waterbury and thisneeds to be attached to it.

If you have any questions please call me.

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Nicole Ann Wiegand I DOB 012382

7132 South Ammon. Court

Littleton.Colorado 80123

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ColumbineHigh School I II'" grade

5" Period:Algebra II

INVESTIGATION:

On 06-14-99, at about 12:30p.m.. r interviewedCHS studentNicole Wiegand as follow up on DN4117. The interviewwas

conductedat Nicole's home in the presenceof her mother, ColleenWiegand.

Nicole told me that on 04·20·99, at about II: 13a.m., she arrivedat her 5" period Algebra class, located in classroom MA-9.

Nicole said that she placed her backpackat her desk and thenasked her teacher. Elizabeth McWilliams, for permission to go

to the restroom. Nicole said that she did not have to usethe restroom, but used this as an excuse to walk to the libraryto make

photocopiesof documents for her next (Spanish] class. Nicole said that she was given permission to go to the restroom, at

whichpoint sheexitedthe classroom.documents in hand, en routeto the library. Nicolesaid thatshe leftclassroomMA·9 prior

to the starrof 5" period, and estimated it was about II; 14a.m, Nicolesaid that she then walked northward to the south east­

west hallway, then westward down said hallway, past the Science wing and the interior stairway, then northward down the

hallway leading to the library. Nicole said that she thought the 5'h period ben rang while she was en route to the library,but

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NIcolesaid that when she arrived in frontof the librarydoors,beforeenteringthe library, she ran into her mend. HilarySnyder

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(11"'). Instead of entering the library, Nicole said that she and Hilarysaid hello 10 each other and talked for "two or three

minutes." Following their conversation, Nicole said that Hilarydeparted for lunch, and that she then prepared to enter the

library. At that point, Nicole saidthat she wasstandingnear thebalcony rail (to the east of the library)that overlooks a portion

of the commons area on the lower level. At that moment, Nicole said that she noticed several students on the lower level

running toward the east side of the commons and to the baseof the stairway. Nicole said that several of these students began

yelling and screaming, and that she heardat least one gunshot and the sound of breaking glass coming from the lowerlevel.

Nicole said that she remembers some of these students yelling somethingto the effect of"He•s got a gun!"

Nicole said that as she stood near the rail. stillunsureas to whatwas going on, someone yelledat her to get out ofthe hallway

and run, Nicole was unsure as to whetherthis carne from someoneon the upper level or someoneon the lower level. Nicole

saidthatthere wasa brief'vpause." during which timestudents contmued to run upthe interior stairway, but no gunshots were

heard. Nicolesaid that she then ran northward to the maineast-west hallway, figuringthat the westdoors were the closestexit

out of the school. Nicole said that when she reached the northeastcomer of the library, prior to actually entering the main

hallway. she heard "a big boom:' severalgunshots, and the soundofbreaking glass that appearedto be coming from the west

doors. Nicole said thatshe stopped lust prior to rounding thecorner, and lookedat the interior west door. At that moment.

Nicole said that she saw a (unidentified)male student "fall down" Just inside the interior west door. Nicole said that she did

not know ifhe had been shot. but assumed he had, Nicolecouldnot rememberif there wereothers around this studentat that

time, and thinks there was broken glass on the floor,

Nicole said ther upon seeing this. she turned around and began running southward down the hallway in front of the library,

Nicole saidthat she rounded the Comer intothe south east-west hallway and continued running eastward. intent on exitingthe

school through the east doors located between classrooms LA-S and MA-I. Nicole said that there were other severalother

students in both hallwaysat that time Nicole said thatwhile runningeastward past the Choir classroom. she heardadditional

gunshots coming from "somewhere behind" her. Nicole saidthat upon reaching the exit doors. she exitedthe school andran

acrossPierceStreet into LeawoodPark, Uponarriving in Leawood Park.Nicolesaid that shebegan talkingwith other students

and staff memberswho werepresent. Nicolesaid that approximately ten minutes later{between11:40and 11:45 a.m.), several

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Nicole Said that she then ran to one of the homes to the east of Leawood Park.

Nicolesaidthatshenever actuallylookedoutof thewestdoorsnearthe library, andthus didnot seewhatwasoccurringoutside

thatareaof'theschool Nicole saidthat sheneversawanyshootel1's) atany time,nor didshe seeanyonewearinga trenchcoat.

The interview concludedat about 1:30p.m.

Lead sheet 4295 previously prepared for student HilarySnyder (A-lunch).

See attachedschool maps (x2),

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JEFFERSON COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE

SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT

Defendant,

Date. 4-28-99

Deputy D.A.,

Docket Number,

Case Number. 99A062

Investigator, J.Burkhalter

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Tim Williams, dob 8-3-52

P.O. BOX 211151

Denver, CO 80221

Ph. 303-430-0376

Business Ph. 303-982-9049

Control #1237

Mr. Williams is a locksmith for Jefferson County Public Schools.

This investigator met with Mr. Williams at noOn while he was on his

lunch break at R-l shops, Kipling and 285.

Mr. Williams stated he was walking to the BE:' s office (building

engineer) when he saw the teacher (on 911 tape), who he didn't know

going toward the double doors on the West side of the building. He

saw the teacher approach two suspects.

Mr. Williams stated there were two or three girls standing between

the double doors that lead outside at this time.

Mr. Williams stated the two suspect started shooting causing the

glass in the double doors to break and fly allover. At this time

Mr. Williams turned and ran down the main hall and then left toward

the weight room of the gym.

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room with Joe Marshall, a teacher.

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Marshall what was happening. Mr. Marshall went to look according to

Mr. Williams.

The suspects then began shooting at Mr.

returned to the weight room and possibly

according to Mr. Williams. They then began

a North door.

Marshall who quickly

pulled the tire alarm

evacuating students out

Mr. Williams described the first suspect as: 6' 3" to 6' 4", Cauc.

Male, skinny, wearing a black trench coat; and black shoes. The

suspect held a weapon in both hands. Mr. Williams believes the

weapon was an automatic, because it sprayed the doors. The suspect

only fired 2 to 3 seconds. Mr. Williams stated the front of the

coat was open and the coat looked like every pocket was full of

something.

Mr. Williams stated the suspect d.i.dn t t, hesitate on shooting at the

teacher and the suspect never said a word.

Mr. Williams described the second suspect as

about 5' 6" to 5' Sk with a regular build.

clothing except to say probably black.

a Cauc. Male, shorter

He couldn't remember

Mr, Williams stated he didn't hear any explosions while he was in

the building. He heard explosions when outside, possibly 3 or 4

coming from the main hallway.

When outside Mr. Williams stated Joe Marshall and the principal told

him some guy in White threw a bomb up on the room. He stated a

number of teachers told him the same thing. He felt they meant the

roof near the gym on the West side.

Mr. Williams stated he felt S or 6 minutes passed from the fire

alarm going off and the bombs exploding,

Mr. Williams stated he had nothing else to add except he didn't know

either suspect, but assumed they were students.

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WILSON, J.

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JUSTINWlLSON, DOBl04·01-84

6357 South Gray Court

littleton, Colorado 80123

(303) 730-1958

INVESTIGATION:

On 6·16·99, at about 1630 hours, I contactedJustinWilson by phone I asked Justin to relayto me the eventswhichoccurred

on 4-20·99at Columbine High School. This supplement is connected to control numberDN3663.

Nilson statedhe is a studentassistant who worksin the attendance officeof Columbine High School, On 4·20-99 he was in

the south hallway of the school betweenthe choir roomand the math rooms. He saw two students whom he did not know

runningeast in the southhallway. The students stated."Theres guys in the commons with guns." Wilsonwent towards the

administration area becausehe did not know if theoffice wasaware of the problem. H. wentnorth inthe hallway which runs

along the language arts area.

Thirty to forty feet prior to enteringthe uppercommons area. which is near the main entranceof the school.Wilson heard a

singlegunshot. He saw a male teacher,whomhe did not know, ducking. The teacherwascomingfrom the upper commons

area intothelanguagearts hallwayWilsonwas in, Wilsonstatedhe thought theteachermightbean assistant basketball coach.

When theteacherenteredthe language artshallway, theteacherturnedto his leftandwenteastdowna SocialStudies hallway

Wilson thenheardanothersinglegunshot. Heheard thesoundof breaking glass. Hesaw glassbeingscattered alongthe upper

common's floorwhichis nextto theglassentrydoors. Wilson didnotsee thedoorbeing shot,but believed the glasscame from

the entry door. Wilsonstated that the doors,whichCOnnect the uppercommons to the language arts hallway whichhe was in,

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At that pointWilsonturnedaroundand wentbackdownthe hallway to thesouthmain hallwayand turned east.exiting the east

doorsof theschoolnearthe mathrooms. Onceoutsideoftheschool. Wilson rantowardsLeawoodPark. Hestatedthat. friend

of his lives in a housenear Leawood Park. He ran to his friend'shouse.wherehecalled his fatherand his father cameto pick

him upat his cousin's house.who also lives in the Leawood subdivision.

Wilson statedthat at no time did he see any suspects. seeany weapons or observeanyonebeing wounded. Heestimated the

time in which he saw the first students runningeast in the southhallway as approximately 1119 hours.

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JEFFERSON COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE

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Date. 5-14-~9

Deputy D.A. ,

Docket Number.

Case Number' 99A062

Investi~atQr. J.Burkhalter

Cameron Witt, dob 6-25-82

5990 S. Jellison St. Unit B

Littleton, co 80123

Ph. 303-'72-9885

Control # 7086

This investigator met with Cameron for a follow-up interview.

Cameron is a Junior at eRS and he stated he was in 4th. period

science class with Mr. Frieson when the bell rang at 11:10 A.M.

Cameron stated he left the class and met up with his friend, Mark

Rengel.

Cameron went on to say they walked downstairs to the Cafeteria and

went outside to get a ride for lunch. No one was available. The

second bell rang, 11:15 A.M. ,and they went back inside the school.

At this time Cameron stated his friend, Mark, said he had math

homework so they went back upstairs to Mark's locker, near the tech

hallway joining the science/math hallway to the main hallway.

After closing the locker both students started back toward the

cafeteria stairs. At the top of the stairs, all of a sudden,

Cameron stated he saW some of their friends, Joey Millazzo and two

others coming up the stairs. Cameron stated they were in a hurry

and Joey said something like; "Gunshots, get out of here." Cameron

stated he didn't pay any attention.

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Cameron stated Mr. Sanders then came running up the stairs yelling;

"Get down stairs," "Get down stairs." Cameron then heard shots.

Cameron went on to say Mr. Sanders ran around the corner of the

stairs toward the Library and qUickly returned and went back

downstairs.

Cameron stated he thought it was paintball.

think it was real.

He stated he didn't

Cameron stated they walked down the stairs to look into the

cafeteria area4

Cameron stated he walked to the large window between the green house

an library at the SW corner and saw people outside getting down,

At this time cafeteria people were getting down and running and Mr.

Sanders they yelled; "Get upstairs, get upstairs."

Cameron stated he and Mark went to the hallway in front of the

library. They went to the side of the balcony looking down on the

cafeteria stairs to watch everyone coming up the stairs from the

Cafeteria. The railing ends at this point and a pillar sticks out

into the hallway, providing cover.

Cameron stated Mark looked down the hallway, around this pillar and

stated; "Shit Cameron, there'S a guy with a gun." Cameron stated

Mark started running down the other hallway, East by the

Science/Math rooms. Cameron went on to say the ceiling then started

falling from gunshots, so he followed Mark.

Cameron stated they ran by the hig windows and Mr. Sanders was on

the ground with his shoulder all red.

Cameron stated he told Mark to drop his backpack, so he could run

faster. Mark did and Cameron stated he did also.

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Cameron stated they both then ran out the East side doors past the

math rooms. Once outside they both ran to Leawood Park and then to

a friends home. No one was home so they ran to a friends house and

called Cameron's graIldmother and informed her of what happened.

Cameron was asked about the shooter and he stated he never did see

the shooter. Cameron stated he never heard any explosions.

Cameron stated he thinks the gun was an automatic as it sounded like

it was shooting faster than you could pull the trigger.

Cameron stated he doesn't know anyone that belongs to the TOM.

Cameron also stated he doesn't have any TO! members in any of his

classes that he know of.

Cameron described his backpack as a Yellow North Face brand "Hot

Shot" with a T! 83 Calculator and books and folders with his name on

it. He stated he left it in tha hallway.

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TYPED BYJACKLYN GEE(AeSO)

On 050499, this Ievestlgatorcontacteda subjectIdtll1ified as:

Adams. Doaglas "Bruce"DaB: 0129575940 W. CanyooDr.Littleton. Co. 80128PbII 303·972.1665

In regardsto hisdaughter,Ideoti!ied as:

Adams. ErinDOB: 101081

Who is d.ispIayed in a schoolpitntographoftlJeTCM inJune of 1998.

Bruceadvised the following:

That Erin has been friendswith Krista Hanleysincegrade school, althoughin high schoolErinAnd Kristadrifted apart when Krista beg.. wearing a let of black andassociatingwith people thatBruce did notapprove of.

ThatBruceadvised that ab<>Ul 18 monthsago.Erin begantalking about the TeM anddefended thegroup,sayinglIlat tlJey were not a gangbut a bunca of kid's that liI<ed to wear ttencn coats,

That whenthis incidentoccurred,Erin wasat tlJe BurgerKingon Pierce, eating lunch.

TllarErincalledher mothe<, identifiedas:

Adams, ShelleyDOB: 030856

And told her, "I thinkIt's Reb and Dylan", in reference to the suspects.

ThatErin also advised her patents afterthe incideot, the< she was photographed with theTCM butWas notamember.

Tbut Bruceadvised this Investigator that as a lab tecbaictaawith LittletonPolice Department, beHadassistedwith tbe searcaand pbctograp.s of the scene (CHS).

Erincontacted this Investigator and advised the following:

TbutErin was involved with the TCMduring hersopacmoreyear at CHS (199711998)

TharErin was introduced to the groupby Krista, andalso advisedthat Eric (Harris)andDylan(Klebold) were no! rnembers ar thar time and she has neverassociatedwith them.

ThatErin advisedthat sbe hadheard Kristatalk aboutEric and Dylan in regards to bowling,AndSlated that sheknowsnothingelse about them.

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One ever taJIred aboutbomhs or funs.

That the only violent thing!bey did at that lime was fence (willlswonls), allboughstated l!lat itwasjustdone in fun and IlO oae got hurt.

That Erin left the"little clique"(TCM) in Felmlaryof 19!13 becauseshe hat.! aothingin coaanonWith them andpeopleteased her for hanging out with them.

That since then, she and Kristaquit hanging out together and they only !lllk occasionally.

ThatErin furtheradvised that shewaseatinglunchat BmgerKing!be day of the incidantandMissedthe whole thing.

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Narrative:

On 5-17·991 contacted LoriAllen by telephone. She reportedly had Slh hourfree. The lead was to determinehe whereabouts dUring the incidentof 4-20-99. Lori told meshe graduated in December and had notreturned to school. Shesaid she was not at the school during the incident and could not provide additionalinformation on whatoccurred. She was not acquainted with Eric Harris or Dylan Klebold norassociated withindividuals known to be in the Tranch Coat Mafia.

Witness information:

Lori Allen dob 11-13-807984S. Newland Ctlittleton, Colorado 80123ph 303-973·9643

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JC-001· 006047

SIgnature of Person Making Statement

CN·3627FBI# 74·DN·17419JelferllOD County #99.7625

TheaAUen7200W. Fairview Dr..Littleton Co.303·972·8118

5/2019909:45 hrs This subjectwas interviewed by Denver Police Department Detective P.

W. Scott68139. During the interview Thearelated the followinginformation:

She is a Juniorat Columbine HighSchool and drives to school, parkingher car in the Juniorparking lot. On thedayof the incident she arrived atapproximately 07:20 hrs, entering thebuilding by the Cafeteria. Shedidnot observe anything unusual or out of place. Thea related, she was notasked to carry anything into the building by anyone.

Thea stated"she takes"A" lunchandon that date ate off campus atEinstein's Bagels on W. Boles Ave. Shewaswith MollyWebley andshe wasin her owncar."

Whenthe girls finished lunch, andreturned to the school. theywerestoppedby peoplerunning out of theschool who, told themof theshooting. Thea, turned hercar around and drove intothe adjacentneighborhood. I~.'.fri~~!!.~1l~4~. .' " . .... .-,.... dUringthemcidenr.Thea~~

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Thea did not know eitherEric Harris, or DillonKlebold. She does knowAlejandra Marsh. When questioned aboutAlajandra, Thea related shewas member of the Trench Coats who talked negatively about thecliquesat Columbine HighSchool. Thea describes Alajandra as beingargumentative and one who likes to debate.

JC.001.oo6048

ALLISON, N.

JC-001- 006049

Colorado State PatrolInvestigative Services Section

Columbine High Sthoollneident

Date of Report: 05-26-99

Ir,.. .._N_'{__>rl

Sgt. TomConroy

Synopsis:

CODtrlIl Number: 3271

Norman Allison III is listed as a senior011 CollJmbine HS..00 bas lillh hourftc:e alI4 his wIlen:abouls at the time ot!he incident are Illlk:nown This repon docunlenls t1Iat Allison bas tIOlphysically attended Cohunbine HSfor sometime

Sv.bject:

Allison, Norman III DOSI 12-19-786882 W. Ida Drive # .\13LittletOn, CO 80113Tele. 30, 973-5553

N-.live:

On OH2-9') I tehlphonelllhe Allison residence andspoke with an iJldmdnal woo identified himselfas NormanALLISON Ill. While!lavinga brief discussion with ALLISON III it~ that h. sufI'en:d fromsomewhatdiminjsbed mental capabililies. I askedALLISON III to hIM: his father telephone me,andleft mypager numhcr.

On OS-19-~9 I inlomewedNormanAllison, Norman ALLISON III father. vialelepOOne. Mr.Allisonexplainedtbat subject ALLISON III bad nol attended Columbine HSfor$0"'" time. Mr. Allison sat<! that subject ALLISONIII bad attended an "a1lemative school" for thepast few years. CollJmbine HS.... listed.. su/liect ALLISON IIIhomeschool, bat he did tIOlphysically al!elld Columbine HS. Mr. Allison stated t1Ial subject ALLISON IIIgraduated in December 1998.

Please noll: tbat ALLISON III agewhen he graduated fmm school wastwenty yearsof age.

JC·001.006050

ALPERS. LUCILLE

JC.Q01·006051

Colorado State PatrolInvestigative Services Section

Columbine High School Incident

Date ofReport; OS-13-92 Control Number:~

Type el' Prill! NaJ:ne: {lbipm lUI» by} Si~: lSMNIlIUbrtr.

Sgt. TomCooroy rA?f~IA-1 /' 1534

/tSytlopsis:

Lucille Alpers, a seniorat ColwnbiDe HS, has fifth hourfree and her whereabouts all 04-20-99were unknown. This reportdetails the Interview of Alpers.

Subject:

ALPERS, Lucille DOBI05-19-998023 S,Jay DriveLittleton, CO 80128TELE, 303979·9155AKAlLuci

Namltlv.:

all05·13-99 I interviewed ALPERS via telephone. ALPERS is a seniorat Columbine HighSchool. ALPERS schedule is arrangedso that she has 110 classes after fourthhourwhichends atIUO. On 04-20-99 ALPERS left her fourthhourclassat 11:10.walked out of the school throughthe main entrance which faces nortn-easr, and walked to her car which was parked in the lot atClement Park. ALPERS then drove home.

I asked ALPERS about priorknowledge of the event. ALPERS statedthat she had a creativewriting class with Harrisand Klebold, but did notknow themor their associates. Alpers states shehadno priorknowledge.

We discussed computers, and ALPERS staled thatthe oniy computers she has access to were thecomputers at school. Alpersalso states that she does nothave a screenname.

ALPERS stated thatshe workedat a secondhand clothing storecalledSara's Sequels. This storeis located next to Blackjack Pizza whereHarris and Klebold worked.

Alpers had no other information and the interview was concluded.

Jc.f)01·006052

ALVERSON_~ -.- I J~

JC..o01.006053

CN-3628FBI# 74-DN-17419JeffersonCounty#99-7625

JeuniferAlverson5575W. caryl Ave.Littleton Co,303-973-4014

512019910:45 hrs This subject was interviewed by Denver Police Department Detective P,

W, Scott 68139, During the interview Jennifer related the followinginformation:

She is a Junior at Columbine High School and drives to school parkingher car in the Junior parking lot. On the day of the incident she arrived atapproximately 07 :20 hrs, entering the building by the Cafeteria. She didnot observe anything unusual or out of place.

Jennifer stated she takes "A" lunch and on that date ate off campus at theGoodtimes on Wadsworth Blvd. She was with Jennifer Ann Davis, andUnsay Marsh. She was in Jennifer's car. When the girls had finishedlunch and as they were leaving the parking lot Joe Mallozo stopped themand told them about the shooting at the school. The girls returned to theschool and parked their car at Leawood Park. Jennifer related she did notnotice any unusual backpacks Or large bags during her time in thecafeteria. She also does not know either Klebold or Harris or any othermember of the Trench Coat Mafia.

JC-001- 006054

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, have read _:a......__t and the faots OMtlJined therein are true tD the best of my knowledge and beiief. Ide mrt IIIilIitl:iIIiIII1I1It it _ ....... iiI1 at _ fsots or details of the incident. but only those facts about which f have beenasked.

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Jc..o01.006056

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I have read the foregoing statement and the facts r:ontsined therein are true to the /Jest of my knowledge and /Jertef. Ido not maintain that ir t:tmtains all of the facts or d#ItaIIs of the incident, /Jut only those faclS about which I hsVIJbeenasked.

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CN-~9

FBI# 74-DN-17419Jefferson County#99-7625

Jacob Andl!1'$OD7539W.Portland AveLittll:ton Co.303-979-9421

5/1919911:00 hrs This subject was interviewed byDenver PoliceDepartment Detective P.

W. Scott68139, During the interview Jacob related the followinginformation:

Heis a. sophomore at Columbine High School. He wasin vail, Co. atthe timeof the incident attending a. FBLA convention. Jacobleft for theconference on 4117/99 and returned on4120199 at approximately 16:00hrs.

Jacob did notknoweitherEric Harris, orDillon Klebold.

JC-001- 006058

ANDERSON. JOSHUA

JC..oQ1- 006059

CONTROL NUMBER • ~3630

Clli CASENUMBER- 991-0185

FBICASE NUMBER • 4-DN·57419

JEFFERSON COUNTY S,O, CASE NUMBER - 99·7625

REPORTING AGENT:

UNDAR HOLLOWAYcar690KIPUNGDENVER, COLORADO 80215(303) 239-4218PAGER (303) 207-6596

WITNESS,JOSHUA SHANEANDERSONDOB 05108180SENIOR - COLUMBINE HIGHTSCHOOLADDRESS: 7490WESTO COALJI,1lNE AVENUE #1, UITLETON. CO 80123PHONE, (303)973·2069MOTHER -JEANNE (303)932-9929

WHEN INTERVIEWED: lvlAY 21,1999 1100HOURS

HOW INTERVIEWED' TELEPHONE

ACTION TAKEN:

OnMay21, 1999alllOO hours tile RepOrting Agent, Linda R. HOLLOWAY did a telepbonic interviewwithstudentJOSHUA ANDERSON, Herelatedwhalhe didon Aptli20. 1999, Hedroveto the schooland parked inClement Park at about 8:15 am, He does nothave a first bourclaas, He walked to thissecond hour classand then went to 3n:1 and 4111 periods as normal. After his 4U1 hour social studies class. hewalked to bis car at about II: 10a.m, by wayof theeastdoorsandleft the school, Hedid nor see anythingsuspicious, He doesDot know thedefendants.

Josbuses the Internetand bis screen name is JOSH572.

Hedoesnot know anyone witha doublepiercedeyebrow.

Hewaswearing black pants and a red hockeyjerseyon that day. Hewasnever in thecafeteria. Heleftnothing behind in the school, including anything in a locker,

Nothing of significance waslearned from the interview. It wasdeemed thatapersonal interview wasnotneeessat)' atthis time.

JC-001· 006060

ANDERSON, NICHOLAS

JC.()01.006061

Colorado State PatrolInvestigative Services Section

Columbine High Scboollncident

Dale oCReport: 95-18-9:9

Sgt. TomConroy

Synopsis:

Control Number:.mJ

Nickolas Anderson, a SOIIior atColumbine HS, hasfifthhour freeandhiswhereabouts at the timeot the inl:idelllare unknowa. This report docutnc.... AndelSOn ,,11$ DOt anendlng Columbine HSduringthe secondsemester

Subject:

ANDERSON, Nickolas 008112-26-&11'39 W PortlandPlaceUttlett>n, COTele, 303919-9421

On 0'-12-99 I interYiewnd KarenAnderson, Nickolas' mother. via telephone. :Mrs. AndelSOn explained1bat her_ was out of town. :Mrs, Anderson also saidthaiNickolas hacl not attendedColumbine HSsince the end ofDea:mbeI 1998. :Mrs. Anderson e:<pIained thai Nickolas was takingcorrespondence <:oorscs 10 get his diploma.

On 05-11-99 I telephonedColumbine HSandspoke with theDeans office and thecOllllSe!ing office woo coolimtndthatANDERSON was onlyenrolledincorrespondence COIlJSeS. and hacl not attended school since December 1998,

JC.001. 006062

ANKELE, RICllARD

JC-001· 006063

Colorado State PatrolInvestigative Services Section

Columbine IDgh &hoollncldent

Date (If Report: 051799 ControlNumber: 3274

Typeor PMt l'IlIlM:'~ lMdIlby! Si~ IBM Number.

Sgt.TomConroy /lAhfA ...- 1534

0---Synopsis,

Bo Richard Anlrele•• Columbine liS studentl>as fifth !rour free. and hi, whereabouts duringth. incident wereunknown. This report deUlil' hi' lccanoeat the time of the i.!lcident. knowledge of the suspects, and observations.

Subject'

ANKELE. BoRichard DOBIlJ4-04-ll37862W. Ottawa PlaceLittleton. COTete. 303 933-675 I

CHAVEl. Daruelle M. DOB!05'()6·845580W Caryl AvenueLinleton, CO80123Tele. 303979-6129

DURAN. Amanda DOBI04-28-848131 W Quatrc DriveLittleton. CO 80128Tele. 303904-9333

APODACA. Jacob 00B/IO-04-827472 S. Vance StreetLittleton, CO80128Tele. 303 904--2358

Narrative:

On05-17-99 1interviewed ANKELE viatelephone. ANKELE described his actions on04-20-99. ANICELE saidthathis fourth hourclass endedar II: 10. He theaexiledthe school through themaindoors. walked to hisCIl! inClementPark. and returned '0 theschool driving hiscar in", the teachers parking lot ANICELE saidhe metCHAVEZ and OUR.',/> in tile parking 10'.exitedtileparking 10'ontoPierce Street, and drove soue to tile McOona1dsrestaurant where the three ate lunch.

ANKELE saidhe CHAVEZ and DURAN' attempted to return to school at approximately 11;45. The threestudentsencountered a policeman whowould not allow them 00 enter the schoolparking lot. ANKELE said that bemade a u­turn. drove south on Pierce Street. turned we'l inlO a reside.deI area,and wasatrell1pting to rind """thet way IIIschool While driving through tile residential ate. be stopped to talkwith APODACA. ANICELE said thar

Jc.o01- 006064

APODACA told !lim t.ben.rweftl t.tlree people in 1rell<:11 coalS on lOpof dleschonllhrowing gnnades. ANKELE saidthatl1e CHAVEZ aDd DURAN then dove to hishomewhom they reIIlllined to late thataftemoon.

ANKEl.E said thatl1e did nollmow lllllris or Klehold. never overbeW aIlytlling of ll1eir p1al1s IQ allIlCk tileschool,and is not involved i!l compUtm'i.

JC-001.006065

APPERSON, H

JC..o01. 006066

Date of Report: 05-1}:99

Colorado State PatrolInvestigative Services Section

Columbine High School Incident

Control Number: 3275

T;pew Prlnl Nt.ttl.t: (~~ lilidt Oy'l Si~ lBMNwnbcr.

Sgt Tom Conroy &, .,- 1534

Cl-Synopsis:

HeatherApperson, a junior at Columbine High School. lIlIS fifth hour free and her whereabouts on04-20-99 were unknown. This reportdocuments the inrerview of Apperson and establishes berlocation at the time of theincident.

Subject:

APPERSON, Heather DOB/05·01-825179 S. Dudley StreetLittleton, CO 80128Tele. 303979·2243

979-2348

Narrative:

On 05·13·99 I interviewed APPERSON via telephone. APPERSON is a junior at ColumbineHigh School, APPERSON leaves her fourthhourclassat 11:10, and leaves the schoolthrough thestudententrance located on the southwest portion of thebuilding. APPERSON's car is parkedinthe junior parkinglot, space number440. APPERSON states that she does notsee anythingunusual while leavingthe lot. APPERSON explains that she is preoccupied, and determined toreturn borne and complete a paper for her English class. APPERSON is also a member of thelacrosse team they have a game scheduled the evening of 04-20-99. She states this adds to berbeing preoccupied. APPERSON drives from the junior's parking lot, entersS. PierceS1. and goesdirectly home. APPERSON does not bear shots fired, Of the explosions.

APPERSON states that she is at homeworking on her paperwhen she learnsof the incident at theschool. A friend telephones from Western StateCollege in Gunnison to check if APPERSON wasinjured. This friend informs APPERSON of the eventat theschool.

APPERSON states she bali no prior knowledge of me attack. She did not knowHarris, Klebold,or any of their associates.

Jc.o01-006067

A fewdays after the incident APPERSON states that she had a conversation with sophomorestudentSarah Brown. Browntells APPERSON thatafter the shooting beganshe ( Brown)observes Alexandra Marshwalking slowly away from the building. Brown anempts to hurryMarsh along andMarshstates,"Leaveme alone. If I hada gun I would shootyoutoo".

APPERSON hadno otherinformation and the interview was cOllC1uded.

I queried rapidswt for information on Brown. Discovered information undercontrol number1513. Brown wasinterviewed by Lakewood PO Detective KarlaSamaeki. Samaeki's interviewreport contains a similarstatement attributed to Brown.

JC..o01·006068

ARGERSINGER, S.

JC-001· 006069

CONTROL NUMBER • #3653

CBI CASENUMBER-991·0IS5

FBI CASENUMBER· 4 - DN·57419

JEFFERSON COUNTY S,O, CASENUMBER - 99·762.5

REPORTING AGENT:

LINDAR. HOLLOWAYCBI690 KIPLINGDENVER, COLORADO S0215(303)2394218PAGER (303)207·6596

WITNESS:

STEFANIE ARGERSINGEROOB02lIll83ADDRESS: 6537 W. NOVA DRIVE.LlTI'LETON.COLORADO sonsHOME PHONE - P03} 912-4080MOTHER - RITA(303)744-1369FATHER - DECEASED

WHEREINTERVIEWED: 6537 WESTNOVADRIVE, LITTLETON. COLORADO 80128

WHEN INTERVIEWED: MAY 19, 1999 2 P,M

ACTION TAKEN:

On May 19, 1999the Reporting Agent.LindaR. HOLLOWAY, ofCBI conracred StefanieARGERSINGER first by telephone and then in person at!ler address in Littleton,Co. Stefani<! live. withher motherand boyfriend. RyanSCHUMER Ryani•• seniorat Columbine High Schooland W1lS alsointerviewed by me. {see Informanon Control No. 37S3.}

Stefani. related that she drove to schoolon Apri120~ withher boyfriend, RyanSCHUMER, and parkedintheir customary parkingspot next to Defendants mOLD and HARRIS parkingspots. Shedoe' nothave first period. thusshe guessed that they emved ar the school at between 7:30 to 8:10 p.ra. Sheattendedbernonnal2"'. 3~ and4" period classes. Her 4" period classwasreleasede",ly, so she left the schoolatabout 10'45p.m. withRyanSCHtt'MER. Shedid oot observe Kl.E!lOLD and HARRIS's vesicles in theparking lot whenshe eitherarrivedor departedschoolmal day,

Theyleft to go homeforlunch and wasnotallowedback into theareaof the schoolafterlunch because thesaoorings hadalreadybegun, She stated tbar herand Ryan customarily leave the school grounds for Iunellasdid KLEBOLD and HARRIS,

STEPANIEwalked pass tbe cafeteria between 3" and+" period. however, ,be did not go into the cafeterianordid she see anything suspicious. S!Ie believes tharshespokebrieflyto bornKLEBOLD and HARRISon the previous Monday. April 19,1999 whileat their vehicles.

Stefani. was wearingdark bluejeans and a tightblue shirton thalday, SOe doe' not knowanyonewithadouble piercedeyebrow Shedoes use the Internetand sbescreeaoameis "STEPSWIN", Shedoes notknow what an ICQ account is.

JC-001- 006070

She does lID! remember what the thougbt of the daywas00 April 20·, TheoulyolherpertinentilIfotmalion shehl!d was that another member of theTrench COal MofialDl\Y hePAULENE COLBY.

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JC-001· 006071

ASBURY, JUDY

JC·001.0060n

PROGRESS REPORTCHS INCIDENT/CONTROL #DN1034TYPED BYJACKLYN GEE (ACSO)

On 050199,this Invesagatcrcontacted a subject identified as,

Asbury, JudyDOB: 0614472004 S, I'arfet Dr,Lakewood, Co, 80227Pb# 303"186-9023

Judy advised the following:

ThatJudy is a counselor at eHS,

ThatJudy bas seen Ed<: (Harris)andDylan(Klebold) in the halls, although sbe hed not dealt withthem.

ThatJudy bas counseled twoassociates of theirs thatsheidentified as Kristin Theibaulr andJoeStair foracademic issues.

That Judy described Kristin as "somewhat special ed".

ThatJudyadvisedthat she has beenworkinj; withJoe', younger sister, Amanda Stair for somedepression Issues due to problems at home, which include bee fllther', illness,which has left him,paralyzed,

ThatlastmonthJudycontacted Social Services inregards to the Slairfamily and statedshedid itTo help the family, althoughMrs. Stairwas very upset with her as a result.

ThatJudydescribed Joe as "very alternative" and stated that he wore a trench coat andpaintedhisNails tobedifferent sometimes.

Thet Joe graduated lase yearbut basbeenunable to"cut his tie." with CHS and is constantly seenOn campus even Ibough he has beenasked not tocomeonto schoolgrounds sincehe is no longerA smdenrthere.

JC-001· 006073

AYALA, A

JC-001. 006074

CONTROL NUMBER • #3632

CDICASE NUMBER - 991-0185

FBICASE NUMBER - 4-DN-57419

JEFFERSON COUNTY S.D. CASE NUMBER-99-7625

REPORTING AGENT:

UNDARHOLLOWAYCBI690 KlPUNGDENVER. COLORADO 80215(303) 239-.l218PAGER (303) 201-6596

WITNESS:

ANA AYALAOOB: 06106180ADDRESS; 8241 SOUTH MARSHALL COURTUTTLETON, COLORADO 80128PHONE: (303l973·9231EXCHANGE STUDENT

WHENINTERVIEWED: MAY19, 1999

HOW INTERVIEWED: TELEPHONE

ACTION TAKEN:

OnMay 19, 1999 at 1700 hOUIS the ReportAgent-Linda It HOLLOWAY, conracted AnaAYALA bytelephone. Sheis an exchange student and will be leaving the country soon. She is a senior at ColumbineHigh Scacol.

whee askedto relateher acdocson April20, 1999.she stared that she went to scecot, arriving at 7:20a.m,Shewentstraight '0 her American Historyclass and then to her other morning classes. She the. left afterher 4~ period class and wentwithfriendsto the mall forlUnch. MARY GLASS and KAREN HENRY,bothseniors, and HiLLARY SNIDER, a junioraccompanied her.

Shedoesnot have anyclasses with thetwodefendants and doesnorkaowthem.

Shewas wearinga yellow sweaterandjeans on thatday, The only thingsheleft behindat theschoolwerebooks and4 or 5 CD', in her locker.

Sbedoes occasionally use the Internetandherscreen name is WAYALA49088.

Sbe w", "''OM'-".'···_·d~Cld IJ,

ll"IDA R.HOLLOWAY"'J U­CBI

JC-001· 006075

llAllll, MA'I:T!IEW

JC-oOf- 006076

-UNCLASSIFIED

INFORMATION CONTROL

Information Received Dale: 0511611999 Time: 10:05 AM

Control Number: DN3114Case ID:

Priority:

Source:

Affiliation:

Phone Number:

Prepared by:

174A-DN-57419

PRIORITY CI""siflcalion: UNCLASSIFIED

HEMPHILL, CALVIN SGT.

DENVERPD,

(303) 760-7599

HEMPHILL, CALVIN

Method of Contact

o InPerson 0 n~h.phoPIilIRad.I¢

o Observafion @ Written

I&UDENVER PD(ComponentiAganey)

Event Narrative: MATTHEW BABS IS ON THE 'A' LUNCH LIST,

Event Date:

Categories:

Event Tlme: References:

INTERVIEW STUDENT - CHS

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

Lead Control Number: DN3114

Lead: LOCATE AND INTERVIEWMATTHEWBABB, 5383 S, HOLLAND ST, VICKI: en­8470, STEPHAN

Assigned To: RUSSELL,MIKE Date: 0511811999 Time: 3:59 PM

Disposition: INTERVIEWED ON 05.20.99, AND HE RELATEDNOT BEING IN THE CAFETERIAON 04·2Q.99, HE HAD EXITEDTHE SCHOOL FOLLOWING HIS 4TH HOURMATH CLASSAND DRIVEN TO A NEARBY7·11 STORE WHERE HE BOUGHTLUNCH, HE WAS ACCOMPANIED BY ANOTHER STUDENT, MATTHEWGALLEGOS HE COULD PROVIDENO INFORMATIONRELATIVE TO THESHOOTERS NO REPORT,

lead Reviewed by: KE lead Completed? Ii'] Dale: 0611011999

JC.o01.006077

Printed on J014/J999 at 2:55 PM UNCLASSIFIED Pagel

BAILEY, REBECCAc

JC-001· 006078

Control Number: PNlt l!

WITNESS: REBECCA BAIl.EY, 6201 SQutb PierceSt=t,l..inleton, CO 80123,Homephone: 3Q3·948·5992,Occupation: Teacherat Columbine High Scilool.

lNTERVlEWER: AgentRICHARD K. GRlFFITH, Colorado B..... oflnvestig;ation. 690 Kipling Street,Suite4000, Denver, CO 80215. phone: 303·239-4211.

DATEfl1ME OF lNTERVlEW: April 26, 1999,11:00..m,

PLACE OF INTERVIEW: Telephonic

BAIl.EYadvised she is an Alternative Education teacbe- at Columbine High School. She ativised thai shebas onlybeen ill tnar posinon forone year, She ativised another reacher whomshe identified as KEVINTURNER, 3Q3-<iS1·9<i7L bas been in dullpollition for thepas!fout years and he may possibly laUlw!hemembers andassociates of We TrenchCoatMalia (TCM) siecemanyof!h_ alleged l:tlIllIlbet>Iassociatesare in his class. BAIl.EYprovided !he fonowing namesof studeDlS that she heIioved weremembers/..sociates of the TCM: THAll BOLES, BRIA.'f SERGEANT, PAr MCDUFFY, ABBEYBOLES, ADRIAN GRIMAND CHAD SHARRI,

BAIl.EY couldprovideno additioaal information relevaat10 this invesligation. She wasgivenre-contactinstructiccs if she develops any funherinformation concerning the incidene or members of !hereM.

:ev/4~RiCHARD K.GRIFFITHAgentColorado Bureau of Investigation

JC.001- 006079

BAKER, R.

JC·Q01· 006080

CONTINUAT)ON 0Reponil'lll Agmcy Reponfng Officer Case ReportNo

SUPPLEMENT X Jeso ERZEN 99-7625-FF

ICOMeClmg Cas: R.ePM No Victim NameOriginal Report Date: ihl&Report

'--'1;3636 05-24-99rc-,,,,,,,~, X FIRST DEGREEMURDER Oi'f!olnseSll\.l\W~ X EI«'c:ptiom;,lly Clftm a Retomme'r.d Case: Review Q

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ADDfIlONAL WITNESS:Baker, Rachel K" dob/I 1·11·80

7196 West Clifton A venueLittleton, Colorado 80123

(303)918·0114Studem , Columbine High School (Senior}

(Parental information)

Baker, Kerry J., dob!06·I5-49same as above! Work: (303)264·3538

Baker, David. dobI07-05·41same as above" Work: (303)812·9651

INVESTIGATION:

)n 05·24-99, between the hours of 0957and IOll,l had an opportunityto speak with Rachel Baker in reference to the incident

that occurred at Columbine High School on 04-20·99.

Rachel told me she arrived at school on 04-20-99, at about 0715 hours, where she proceeded to her first hour Chemistry class

taught by Mr. Friesen. Second periodshe has Analytical Readingwhich was taught by Ms. Lucas, and her third period class is

Accountingtaught by Mr. Stoekjen. The Accountingclass is locateddown in the Businesshallway, which is to the east of the

cafeteria. Rachelwas asked if she observedanything out of the ordinarydown in the cafeteria when she was heading to her third

hour accounting class. She told me she did not see anything which would lead her to believe anything was wrong.

Rachelexplained after she was released from her third period Accountingclass, that she left school due to the fact she does not

have a fourth periodclass. and wasgoing to go home. She said she left schoolar about 1020hours, and exited out the southdoors

of Rebel corner, and went to her burgundyNissan Maxima which was parked in the Senior parking lot in space #93.

I asked Rachel if she observed anything out of the ordinary out in the Senior parking lot after she exited from the school. She

told me therewas nothingoccurringthat would leadher to believethat somethingwas wrong. Aftershe left school sheproceeded

.ome, and told me it wasn't until about 1140 hours, when she attempted to return to school, that she learned something was

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CONTINUATIONReporting Agency Reponing Offl<;t't Case ReponNo

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SUPPLEMENT V JCSO ERZEN 99-7625-I"F:::OOI'lecting Cast Report Nc Vil;:tim Name Original Report Dit-e This Report

P ""13(\3(\ 05-24-99r., =- X l'IRST DEGREE MURDER Off~ SlAW!; Opcl'l X E.~CfPliQll<lHy Clea:'t4 0 Recomm~d Cue: Review C

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'!l: IOwonri" I"""" N.~ IOC!;.(:nptlOll IScrill No l~~ I Val~ I Val\ltR~ovl'~ om~i:d

wrong. Shetold me as she was proceeding northon Pierce Street,andthere wereemergency vehicles blocking Pierce. Shesaid

she went east down Weaver Avenue and recalls seeing Brooks Brown in the subdivision, southeast ofschool, on Weaver Street

just east of Pierce She toldme that Brookshada veryconfused lookonhis face, and he wasgivingdirections to a motorist who

was attempting to get out ofthe subdivision. I asked Rachel if Brooks was alone and asked if she could describehis dress on

that particular day. She told meshe could not recall whathe was wearing and he was alone.

Rachel was asked if there was any additional information or rumors that she had heard of anythingthat was gomg to occur on

04-20-99. Shetold medid not hearof any rumors. I askedher if sheknewany members of the TrenchCoat Mafia. specifically

EricHarrisor Dylan Klebold, She told me she had a fifthperiodPsychology class with both Harrisand Klebold, and the class

wastaughtby Mr. Johnson. I askedher if she observed thetwo suspects on Monday. 04·19-99,and if their demeanor appeared

to he the same. Rachel toldme the two werepresentin herclasson Monday. Shesaid theysat in the backof the classroom, and

,s usual. they kept to themselves.

Atthe completion of my interview, I verifiedthat Rachel had leftthe school prior to the incident occurring. She neverobserved

any gunmenat the school.and never heard gunshots or explosions,

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

FBI case number4·DN·57419(DN#3636)

DISPOSITION: Open, pending further investigation.

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BALA'l, H.

JC-001· 006083

CONTINUATION 0Repcmng Agency Reporting Officer Case Repon No

SUPPLEMENT X JCSO ERZEN 99-7625-EEC(Jllll.etrinS Case ReponNo VictimNameOriginal Repet1 DmThis:~l't

D 1635 05-24-99Oauific31i"!'l X FIRST DEGREE MURDER offenlltSteM: Opm X E~elltioll6JlyClwt(j 0 Recol1U'nel1d Cue: Rev!f,w Q

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ADDITIONAL WITNESS:

Balay, HannaD., dohi04·28-825145 South Dover StreetLIttleton, Colorado 80123

{303 )979·327;Student- Columbine HighSchool (Junior)

{Parental information)Baley, Charlene D., dob/03-08-57sameas above! Work;(303)626-0606

Balay, Benjamin B., dobJ02-20·57same as above I Work;(303)894-2200

INVESTIGATION:

n 05·24-99, betweenthehoursof 0940and 0955, [had an opportunity to speakwith Hanna Baiayin reference'0 the incident

that occurredat Columbine High Schoolon 04-20-99.

Hanna Balay told me shearrived at schoolon 04-20-99, at about0720 hours, and that her first period class was Historytaught

by Mr Kritzer. Afterbeingreleased from firstperiod. Hanna went to her secondperiod Physics class taught by Mr. Cram, and

thirdperiod shehas Trigonometry which wastaughtby Mr.Tank. Hanna's fourth hour class is an Introto Computers taughtby

Me. Mandel. The class is located in the Businesshal! which is to the east of the cafeteria. Hanna was asked if she observed

anvthing out of the ordinary down in the cafeteriawhile she wasgoingto her fourth period computerclass. She stated she did

no' seeanything thatwouldleadher to believeanything was wrong. Aftershe was releasedfrom fourth periodcomputerclass,

she left the schoolat about I I IShours, tellingmethatsheexitedfrom a southdoor from the Businesshallway. Onceshe exited

from the school, she proceeded to her vehiclewhich wasparked in space #428, and accompanying her to lunch wereher mends.

Crystal Rothand Amanda Tredeau. Hanna told me they went to Taco Bell located In the Southwest Plazaarea for lunch.

JC-001- 006084

Hanna was askedif sheobserved anythingoutof the ordinary in the Juniorparkinglot or in theSenior parkinglot. She told me

there was no indications which would lead her to believethatanything was wrong

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,ONTINUATION 0!«porting Agency Reponing Offi\:l!f CiLSC Ile-pcn NQ

SUPPLE1"lENT 'l( JeSO ERZEN 99-7625-EE

(OOn«:ting Cas!:: ReportNo. Victim NameOnglPlsl Report DateThis Report

t 3635 05-24-99

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Hannawas asked if she knew any of the members of the TrenchCoatMafia, specifically Eric Harrisor Dylan Klebold, or any

associates. Shecouldnot provideany information aboutthegroup. Priorto concluding my interview withHanna,I verified that

she did not witnessany gunmenat the school,nor did she hear any gunfire or explosionsprior to leavingthe school.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

FBI case number 4-DN-57419(DN#363S)

DISPOSITION: Open. pendingfurther investigation.

JC-001- 006085

oy:ur._ [ Unit Numb« SUper'l'~Qr Initia.!!> and Dale Assigned Tc?"ge •

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BARNES, G.

JC·001· 006086

JKFFBRSON COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNIY'S OFPICE

Stll'l'pnqrUt RDOll.'1'

Docke t Number.

c.lle Number.

Defendant:

Date,

Deputy D.A.'

May 25, 1999 174A-DN5741999-7625CN 3685

Inveetigator. Lauck

Garrett Barnes8155 W. Geddes Ave.Littleton, CO., 80123

303/972-4032

eHS student, in cafeteria before incident.

On May 24, 1999, this investigator interviewed Garrett Barnesby phone. He advised that he had been in school on the day of theincident and had just completed his fourth hour math class when heand SIMON DURAN wnt downstairs to the cafeteria. He said theypurchased a drink and walked out through the west door and proceededto the parking lot at Clement Park where they got into Simon' svehi.:1e and drove to Simon' s residence. He noted nothing unusual inthe .:afeteria or the parking lot. He said they were driving past theschool when they saw students running out and heard someone say thatthere was shooting in the school.

Garrett stated that he did know Eric Harris as they had bothbeen employed last summer at Tortilla Wraps, a restaurant nearSouthwest Plaza. He recalled that Eri.: often talked about computersand he described him as a ·pretty ':001 kid.· Garrett said that he isalso a fri",nd of Nate Dykeman's and that he and Nate frequented the

Blackjack Pizza business where Harris worked.

JC..o01.006087

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Garrett said he knew of no rumors preceeding the incident at

the school.

Investigation continues.

Date

JC.Q01- 006088

BARNES, K.~==,."'"---~

JC-001- 006089

COl'iTlNUATION 0Reporting~y .Rcll0tfing Officer C:JSC Report No.

SUPPLEMENT X JCSO CSCHOSHKE 99-7625Connecting Cue Report ND Victim NvrwOrigilJll~ Report OtueThis !lepan

S~'IT·#2163 5-14-99Ok. -arir:m Q Offense SaNS: Open Q 6~01tllly Ckarcd to 1W:O!tlIMnO Cau;: Review C

Rncl.m-ifiR,f1lm to Ctew;d. try Amsl Q UnfuullGW. Q CIo!u1"e C

1§g'1 Quantity l 8fllndName I ~tlpI'i911 I S<tiJ:1 NQ lt~: I va~ , ValueRtJl;onml DrmtaSed

WITNESS

Barnes. Kyle 7-2-80

6986 S. Ammons St. Littleton, Co. 303 979-5385

On 5-13-99 I interviewed Barnes who told me that he knew both Harris and Klebold, Harris was in his 3rd hour

Philosophy class this semester. Harris was not in Philosophy class on 4-20-99 even though they were scheduledto

have a "big exam". Brooks Brown is also in that class and Barnesthinks that Brown was possibly in the class on 4­

20-99. Barnesis an athlete (basketball) and never made funofHarris or Kleboldspecifically but did make fun of the

TCM in general. Barnes did have a group project in Philosophy with Harris about 3 weeks ago and worked well

togetherwithno problems. Barneshas seen HarrisaroundsinceJuniorHigh School but feels that he knowsthe other

-CM membersbetter (ie. Brown, Morris, etc.).

Barnes concluded by saying that he has 5th hour lunch and was off campus at a friends house at the time of the

incidenton 4-20-99.

No further information.

JC-001· 006090

OfficerSignarute Unit Number Supervisor Initial:! and Date

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Colorado State PatrolInvestigative Services Section

Columbine IDgh School Inddent

Date of Report: 05-17-99 Control Number: 3276

I""...""',N..." (",port"'" by)

Sgt,TomConrey

KyleBarnes i•• senior at Col1llllbUle HS, llIld hi' wheteab<lul$ at1hotime of the incidool are unknown.

Subject

BARNES, KyleToo DOBI07.02-996986 S. Ammons SttoetLittleton, CO 1i0128Tole.303979-5385

Narrative:

BARNES wasat lunchat • friend'. homeat the limoof the incident Priorinterview \hat includes \his topic wasdo""by JCSOinvestigatOr Schosbk.undercontrolDumber 2163.

JC-001- 006091

BARRETT, D.

Jc-001- 005092

LAKEWOOD poueE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORTREPORTING AGENT: DETECTIVE KARLA SARNACKI CASE NUMBER: 99·38856

CTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: OS/25/99",FFlNSE: AOA/COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOLTASK FORCE/JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINFoRMAnON CONTROLNUMBER: DN3683, FBI: 4A·DN57419, Jeso: CR 199-7625

SUBJEIT: BARRETT, Denise Dob: 5120/81 w/f

6935 South Polo Ridge Drive

Littleton, CO 80128

303·979·0912

Wilma Barrett (mother)

6935 South Polo Ridge Drive

Littleton, CO 80128

303·979·0912

Dennis Barrett (father)

6935 South Polo Ridge Drive

Littleton, CO 80128

303·979·0912

303·235.1360 (wk)

Il'l'VESTIGATION:

On 5/25/99 at 09335 hours I spoke with Denise Barrell on the phone. Denise was a Senior at the time ofthe

shooting. She stated she knew Klebold, but not very well. He was in a couple ofher classes. She stated she

never talked to him very much, just knew who he was. She also knew who Harris was.

Denise stated she drove to school on 4/20/99. arriving at approximately 0715 hours. She parked in Senior

parking lot, space number 17. She was alone andshe didn't see anything unusual outside. She did not see

Harris or Klehold that morning. She stated she recognized members of the trench coat mafia group but she did

"'>tknow them. She did not see any ofthem that morning.

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LAKEWOOD POUCE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORTREPORTING AGENT: DETECTIVE KARLA SARNACKI CASE NUMBER: 99·38856"lCTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: OS/25/99

FFENSE: AOA/COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOLTASK FORCE/JEFFCO SHERIFFS OFFICEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER; DN3683. FBI: 4A-ON57419. JCSO; CR #99.7625

Denise has Physics first hour, Calculus secondhour, Psychology third hour, and fourthhour is her off hour. She

statedshe left school at approximately 10:20am and went to the King Soopersat Ccalmineand Pierce to buy

her lunch. She slated she wasalone and drove there. She arrivedbackat schoolapproximately 1105hoursand

parked in the same spot, She statedshe metMike Kroll at his fourthhour classroom. She did not see anything

unusual in the parking lot or outsidethe schooluponher return. I askedif she remembered seeing anybodyin

particularoutsidethe school and she couldnot.

Denise and Mike Kroll then left the schooland he drove hercar. They went to the McDonald's on Wadsworth,

north of SouthwestPlaza. She statedwhenthey tried to driveback to the school they found that Piercewas

blocked offby the police, and they went through the neighborhood to get to Leawood Park

enise statedshe rememberedtherewas something weird about the thought for the day. She stated the date is

usuallyspelledout, but this time it was in big numbers. She statedthe thought for the day was not a typicalone

for the peoplewho usuallydid it. She statedit was something likeyou don't want to be here. Denise added that

DylanKlebold is in her second hour classbut she doesn't think thathe wasthere that day.

Detective's Signature/Number/Date

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Sergeant's Signature/Number/Date

JC-001- 006094

· BATES. ClinS--_.-==~=

JC..o01.oo6095

Colorado State PatrolInvestigative Services Section

Columbine High School Incident

Da.te of Report: 05-1&-99

11)po«_N by)

Sgt,TomConroy

ControlNumber: 3277

I~Synopsis:

Chris Bates, a senlOf at Columbine HS, has Iiflh hour free andhisw~ at !he tim. of !he incident ateunknown. This report documents that Bateswasnot llltending Columbine HSdurillgthe second semester,

Subject:

BATES. ChrisRyan DOll/03-12-1IO6298 W Elmhunt DriveLittleton. CO80123Tele. 303 912-801 I

Narrative:

On05-18-99 I mmviewedMelvin Bates, Chris' fiI1ller, via telepbonl:. Mr, Bates explained that BATES balinotattended Columbine HSsince the andof December 1998, Mr, Bates explained thatChris was takingcotmpOndence CQUl110S '0 ob\aIn hisdiploma

OnQ5-18-99 I telephoned Columbine HSandspoke willt the Deaas otfu:e whooontirmed that BATES was onlyenrolledin correspondence courses and balinot.nonded school since December 1998.

JC.o01. 006096

BATES, E.

JC-001. 006097

Colorado State PatrolInvestigative Services Section

Columbine High School Incident

Date ofReport: 05-25-99

Sgt. TOIlI Conroy

Synop.i",

CODtrol Number:..uzl

BricBares is a senior a Columbine HSand hi. whereabouts at the time ol the incldentare unknown. This rependetailsthe interviewoleares.

Subjeet'

BATES, Eric DOB!6298 W.Elmh\lfS\ DriveLittleton, CO 80123

Tole. 303 972-8011

Narrath'"

On05-24-991 imerviewedBATESVi. telepbone. BATES said!hal on 04·20-99 h.left the schooleft., hi' fonrthhour class. approximately Il:IO BATESexitedthroughtltellmpage arts area. BATESsaid that be walked tothe teachers parking lot and met a friend. BradleyPearce. BATES and Pearcethen drove to the BATEShomewherethey ate lunch. BATESthen went to workat Marin AlIlOllIoti"" BATESsaid that he did not observean)'lhinguausual .. be was leaVing the school. BATESneverreturnedto the liChooi.

BATES saidthat he did not knowHarris,Kleboldor anyof their associates, and did not haveany interactionwiththemvia the internet.

JC.QQ1·006096

BATH, R.

JC-001·006099

CONTINUATION CJR.epon.ing APIl7Y Repnt1:ing Officer Case ReportNo

SUPPLEMENT v JCSO ESTER 99·7625.CCOOllt'<:tmg CaseReponNo. Victim Name Origina! Report Dale ThisReport

COLUMBINE H.S. 6-30·99Aifu:t1lioo X FIRST DEGREE MURDER OfflMtStAltls: 0pe1l X £xceptlotWly C!eal"fl(j Cl R:enmmend Case: Review 0

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WITNESS

RJCKBAnL 7·2-50

12806W, DORADO PLACE

LITTLETON. CO 80123

(303)973·8088

WORK: COLUMBINE H.5.

TEACHER/SOCIAL STUDIES

INVESTIGATION

On 6-30-99. at about 0940 hours I contactedwitnessBath by telephone andadvisedhim I was conductinginterviews of faculty

and staff. and asked for any pertinent information be could provide to this investigation.

Witness Bath advised he had left the school groundsat about 1115 hours on 4-20-99. and went to the 7-11 on South Platte

Canyon Road. He advisedhe was in Tom Johnson's vehicle. another Columbine H.$. teacher and that they had returned back

to tbe areaofCoal Mineand Pierceat about 1130 hours, at whichtimetheyobservedall the adjacent streets to the schoolwere

cordoned offby police. and fire vehicles. He said he was not allowed to go back down to the school area, but had taken some

side streets; specifically unknown, and was irymg to find his way back near the school. He advised on one ofthe side streets he

observeda studentknown to him as well as Mr. Johnson as Brooks Brown. Brooks had motioned them over, and they asked

Brooks, "Do you know what's goingon?" Brooksmade the statement thathe observedEric Hartis carryinga duffelbag in the

parking lot. Brooks was confronted by Eric in the parkinglot and madethe statementsomething to the effect, "I likeyou, get

out of here." Witness Bath couldnotprovideanymoreinformation to thatparticular conversation and dId not haveany specific

detailsas to what wasgoingon at that time, He advised he and Mr. Johnson had worked theirway backaround to the north side

of Clement Parkwhere theyobservednumerous policevehicles in theimmediate areaofthe schoolandroped off by policetape.

He indicated he stayed at Clement Park for approximately four hours. Did nothing in particularduring tbat time other than to

observepoliceactivity. He stated Mr.Johnsonhad driven him '0 hiswife's work locationat approximately 1700 hours, where

he met with her and returned home Witness Bath could provide no further information relative to this case.

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