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and saw a t rench coat student he ident i f ied as Dylan Klebold. Hemade th is ident i f ica t ion from being famil iar with t ha t s tudent fromseeing him in school a t times COmbined with the news media Putt ing aname eo thae s tudent . lie sai


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ControlNo 3023FBICase #4.DN.57419CEl Case 1#991-0185JeffersonCountySO1#99-7625ReportingAgent(RA) JayAlsup690KiplingSI,Denver,CO80215(303) 239-4649Wrtness: Robyn Sarafini8100 W.HooverPlace,Littleton,CO, (303)979-5827ActionTakea: Robyntold the il.A that shewas in the cafeteria. whenthe incidentoccurred. Assoon as she heard shots, she ranout oneof the doors,however,she was notable to identifywhichdoor she ran out of. Robynsaidthatshedidnot see anyonegetshot, shedid not seeanybombsOr bomos exploding.Robyn said that she doesnot know eitheroneofthe suspects and didnot seethemon theday of the incident.Robyn said her screenname is "BYNSK166". Robyn also stated that she does not havean lCQ numberRobyn did not haveanyother significant informationto share in thisease.Jay Alsup,CBLX :


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JB!'PDSON' COlllll'l.'Y DISTlUCT A'l'TORN:ln" S Oll 'PIClr

S!JilPLWNTAL MPORTDefendant, KLEBOLD/HARRISDate, MAY ~ 7 ~ 9 9 9Deputy D.A.,

Docket N'ulIlber'Case N'ulIlber,Investigator,

99A062DOYLEL IIJ

FBI CASE 4-011'-57419WITNESS CONTROL NUMBlOR 3067

JCSD CASE 99-7623

Report ing invest igator , II. J . boyle, i s a commissioned peaceof f icer employed. by the Dis t r i c t Attorney in the F i n t JUdic ia lDis t r i c t s er vin g J ef fe rs on and Gilpin Counties. I am cur rent lyassigned. to ass i s t in i nt er vi ew ing wi tne sses from Columb ine H ighSchool.

On May 14, 1999 I epoke to Jaemine Lenee Schel l , a Sophomore.


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of f hour. She sa t a t t ab le T 0>: 1l' during 4th hour. She was withMichelle Cowles, Lindsey Deyle, Christ ine Medina and Jen Tindal l .She saw nothing unusual.

She stayed in the Cafeter ia for lunch and moved to tab le S withRenee l1aavi lainen( Sarah Brown, /Sar ah Sales ' /and Amber DiXort! Theteachers Were run,\ 'l ing toward the doors. She thought there was af igh t . Then, Mr. Sande>:s and a jan i tor were yell ing for everyone toget down. She thought it was a senior prank. She s tar ted to 9


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A copy of the cafeteria diagram is attached to this report.No further information at this time.


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Jl!!'l'BUON COtl1l'1'Y DJ:STRICT AT'l'OlUl1lY'S aPPle!

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COIiOKB:tNB lUGH SCHOOLDate. 5/12/99CONTROL NttMBER' 3018

Docket NUJ!iber'FBI ~ 174A-ON-57419Inve . t iga tor , Vcndenkamp

On 5/12/99 I interviewed 15her home in L it t le to n, Co.interview.

year o ldMegan's

CBS student Megan Schoenbi,;"n a tmother was present during th i s

Megan s ta ted she was in the CHS cafeter ia around 11:20am on 4/20/99.She ea ts "A" lunch. She had come from Me Layman' s math c lass pr iorto e nte rin g th e cafe te r ia . I showed Megan a drawing of the cafe te r iaand the t ab les depicted in i t . I pointed out a few i tems in thedrawings to help explain th e la y-o ut of the drawing. I asked Meganto poin t to the table she sa t a t . She pointed to table "Z", ands ta ted she s a t with Carmie Diehl and Stephanie Wise. Megan did notsee any unusual ly large duff le bags in the cafe te r ia , or see anybodycarrying a l ar ge d uf fle bag on 4/20(99, or th e p re vio us day.Around 11: 25am she heard gunshots outsid.e the west windows. She


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She and severa l students went to Sara Lian' s house on Caley s t ree tand contacted family. Megan did not see any gunman. or sUElPiciouspeople outside the school when she l e f t .She hes no fur ther information on the shootings and had no knowledgeof the TCM. She had seen TO! students around school, but did notknow them.

Megan advised me tha t two fr iends of hers , Katie patr ick and BethLavely were in the green room, near the l ib ra ry unt.il SWAT rescuedthem. While they were hiding, they heard a male voice ca l l ing for"Joey ' . Megan advised me tha t she got th i s information di rect ly fromKatie and Beth. Megan was unaware i f Katie or Beth had beeninterviewed by Invest igators .

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CONTROL NUMBER 1405FBICASE NUMBER 4--DN5741'CDICASE NUMBE;R .991-0185JEFFERSONCOUNTY SO NUMBER ')').7615REPORTING AGENT:LINDA R.HOLLOWAY

oM KlPLIl'fGDENVER. COLORADO 80115(303) 23').4111

WITNESS:KATIEJO SCHOTTDOB603847604 SOUTHMARSHAL COURTLITTLETON, COLORADO 80118(303) ')19.51')7

A m O N TAKEN:Oa July:19, 1999Aceat Liada Holloway left a plaoa. III. . . . oa the _ e m l l l l a c i l m e oftil. SCHOTTNldeaee , Oa lot.sam. day, I !I(IOUwitll JIIIaIl SCHOTT,lUIt1e's motller.He lllformed lIIe IlIlIt lUItie . . . . oat of tOWD 011 'l'lIClItioB ud wouldOilybe 1I0llle for a few1l000n ODS.aday,Aupst 1st,beforeleaviq a p i a for aa meaded period of t i_ Inqllested tIIatKatie eaIlme Slllsday wlleuoe arrived 1l0llle.Oa August J..1m lUIti. SCHOTTailed _ u d related tile followilll:


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JlQ'l"ll'RSON COtlN'l'Y DISTRICT ATTORNllY I S Ol"l "IC3

sqPfLlIMIN'l'M REPORTCOLtlMl3INlli HIGH SCHOOLDllt.: 5/7 /99CONTltOL#, 3010

Docket lIUmber,'B I i174A-DN-57419Investigator: Vondenkamp

On 5/7/99 I interviewed 15home in L it tle ton, Co.interview.

year old CHS student David Schulte at hisDaVid's mother was present for this

David stated he was in the CHS cafeteria for "A" lunch on 4/20/99,which began at 11:20am. He stated he had been in the cafeter ia sincearound 10 , 20am, as he has 4th hour free. He recal led that during 4thhour lO:20am unt i l 11,20am he sa t at a table with several friends whoalso have 4th hour free. I provided David a drawing of the CBScafeter ia with the tables depicted in the drawing. I pointed outcer tain areas to give David a better understanding of the drawing'slay-out. He recal led that he and several CBS friends were s i t t ing attable 1.1. near the steps du:dng 4th hour. Those friends included, Danand Kim Mohrbacher, Tyson Knapke, Lisa Btepelton, Album Hummel and


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At the 11:15al11 be l l , he moved to a table near the student entrance,where he usual ly ea ts lu nc h w ith a group of other s tudent s . Most ofthe students he has 4th hour with, d on 't ea t "A" lunch, so they leavethe cafe te r ia . . He looked on the drawing and s ta ted tha t t he i r are2-3 tables near the doors not indicated on the drawing. David markedwhere he was s i t t ing with h is "A" lunch CBS f r iends. They includedElaine Miller , Carder Kingsbury, Trav is Jones, Issaih Salazer , BJSecord and Kate Rebrovoic. He stated that around 11:30am he noticedeveryone in the cafe te r ia standing up. He bel ieved there wa.. af ight . Then everyone got on the ground, as he heard someone ye l l "2people got shot" . David got under h is table with several f r iends,then everyone began to run towards the steps. He immediately ran outthe student entrance doors and turned towards Pierce s t r ee t , throughthe Junior parking lo t . He then ran onto Polk ave where he, TravisJones, I s sa ih Salazer and Kate Rebrovoic were picked up by CHSs tudent Kara (unknown l a s t name) in a beige fu l l s ize pick up. Karadropped them o ff a t Travis 's house on 'II Calbone Dr where Davidcontacted his mother.David did not See any gunman inside o r outside the bui ld ing . Hebel ieved h is group was one of the f i r s t ones out of the bui lding.David had no fur ther information on the shootings, or any informationof the TCM.David l e f t behind a blk jansport backpack w ith school hooks in i t .


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table when he saw a nu.mller of students run in to the cafeter iathrough the courtyard doors. He said he heard someone yel l ,'somebody's been sho t . ' Ben s ta ted that he decided to leave thecafeter ia and a$ he was running tcwa:rd the s t a i r s , he saw a schoolj an i to r who was t e l l ing a l l th e stu de nts to get down. He said thej an i to r went over to the windows on the west s ide of the cafeter iaand then yelled out for the students to go ups ta i r s . Ben advisedthat students began to move toward the s t a i r s and it was l ike agiant wave of students moVing in that direct ion. He re cal led th athis friend Andrea Iilllsner fe l l down on the s t a i r s and helped her up.As another student fe l l , he helped that person also . He said hecould hear glass shat ter ing back down in the cafeter ia . He advisedthat when he reached the second landing on the s t a i r s , he could hearbul le t s hi t t ing the wall behind him and saio. that a piece ofshat tered t i l e h i t him on the back of the head.

He said he was aware of the location of an emergency ex i t inthe math ha l l but was headed a t f i r s t toward the science hal l . Hes ta ted thathe heard a gunshot and ran back down the hal l and sawMR. SANDERS on the f loor . He said Mr. Sanders was down on h is handsand knees and was bleeding from h is mouth. Ben saw Ilr. Sanaersmotion with h is arm, indicat ing that he wanted Ben to get away. Bensaid he ran toward the math hal l and could hear someone yell ing,"they 're coming, they ' re corning.' He advised that when he approachedthe edge of the math hal l , he heard 'a couple of shots ."


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phrase of the day but heard about it later, something l ike , ' th is isnot going to be a good day . '

Investigation continues.


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** UPDATED APRIL28, 1999 **TEAM FOD"R INTERVIEW GUIDELINE~ D N l M A L QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED

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JBFmSOJI COll:llTY I)ISTlUC'l' A'l"l'OIIJIEY'S OFFICE

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May S, 1999I)oeket 1l'wllber'C Number' 99-7625

174A-DN57419CN2682

J:J1ve.t1getor, Lauck

Nicholas Schumann6916 S. Saulsbury St.Lit t le ton . CO . S0127303/973-7002CHi student. cafe te r ia witness

On May 6. 1999. th is invest igator met with Nicholas Schumann a this residence. Present during th e in te rv iew were his parents. RuQyand Laurie schumann.

Nicholas sta ted that he had returned from a marketing banquetand arr ived in the cafeteria a t approximately 11:00 a.m. He advised


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looking through the windows along the courtyard s ide of thecafeter ia when he sUddenly got down on the ground, on h is stomachwith h is hands ~ ~ d e r bis chest - l ike a push-up posi t ion. He advisedtha t th i s person looked scared. Nicbolas s ta te d th at he heard SOmekind o f explosion inside the cafe te r ia but he could not t e l l wherethe n oise came from.

He advised tha t he and s ev era l o th ers hid in a room, referredto as the Business I room which i s adjacent to the s tore of f ice . Hesaid t ha t he had l o s t t rack of time while hiding but did hear whatsounded l ike gunshots coming from the area of the cafeter ia . He saidtha t l a te r , he heard more gunshots and voices, 'whooping andhol ler ing ' as the shots were being f ired. He said the shots soundedvery rapid, l ike automatic gunfire, and sound ed l ike two dif fe ren tweapons. He s ta te d th at there had been one very lOUd explosion whichcaused ce i l ing t i l es to fa l l . He also recalled there being a l a rgeamount of water on the f loor from the spr inklers . He said tha t hecould hear more gunshots coming from upstairs as well as the soundof footsteps - running. He described some sounds as tha t of wbat heperceived as tall les being ove rturned. He advised tha t Mrs. Frommerwas t rying to get an outside l ine on a phone in the off ice but a l lthe numbers were busy. He said she did f inal ly get through to theLit t le ton Fire Department.

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This investigator was advised by Mr. Schumann that Nicholas hadbeen previously interviewed by Det. Don Becchi (SF?) of the Denverpolice Department and that th is interview had been videotaped.Attached to th is repor t i s a sketch Of the upper and lowe);

levels of the scnocf . Nicholas ha s indicated where he observed theindividual outs ide of the cafe te r ia and also t raced his ex i t out ofthe cafeter ia .Invest igat ion continues.


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** UPDATEDAPRIL 28,1999 **TEAM FOURINTERVIEW GUIDELINEMINIMAL QUESTIONS TOBEASKEDL Didyou evor.. . the_ largeduffel b a in th . eatotl!ria? / I f 0Z. Didyou . . . ""yo"e


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Ct.;mNUAnON r- 1 - - ' - - q p o r tMSiiPPLEMENT ::: JCSD M. Russell 99.7625-~ . ' l I l ! l l I l ! I

05-13-99l&Wn_ ,. Oi'fcznRS1.mIs: 0 EK4CJMioalUy C1aRd 0 ~ .." Rmcw G-rr- r: CI_by_ r t u_ n ClOlW'lll' "I"""'.... ISctWNl\lI v.... I ~ I ~-./0 I Bnnt:I N&m:t .....Narrative Re: Control number3044Angela SChwartz10748W. PeakvlswDr.littleton, CO303979-0755On051399, at 0930, contactwas madewithAngelaSchwatl7., a Freshman at CHS, who ccnrirms beingpresentatCHSon042099 and being assignedto 'A ' lunch. Shenoted being seatedat table 'P" withCandace Haywood and 5-6 other students whom shecouldnot remember.She had arrived in the cafeteria at 1115, followingher 4"' hour language arts class. Shewasfirst alerted tothe situationwhenMr. Sanders ranthrough thecafeteria yelling for everyone to get downundertheirtables. She remained under a table for a short time, then students soonbegan running fromthe cafeteria,She followed a group of students into the lower level of the auditorium, where theytook the stairs to themain level,and exitedthe north doors,near the tenniscourts.SCh""iIr1Z reports neverconfrontinggunmen while in the school, ncr did sheobserve any suspicious activityin , cafeteriaprior to the incident.She doesnot knowany of the 'TCM' members, andnotes that thiswas her first year in publicschools. Shehasattended private schools in the past.Shedoesutilize the internet andheremail [email protected]. /Her blueJansportbackpackwas left in the cafeteria with the only personal itembeing her pager.


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LAl I : l I l fOOl l. " ....., MUR1lBRV:I,et.ia: SCOTT..... ' 1173 STEFFES, TIMOTHYZoo ... ' 1197 GIRSON

POLICS ll.PAIlTKIJfT.. . ' 99038856Do ., 05/11/99t q . : 1 uC 2~ 1U.54+-Q'U.1l1'JS I 1 PPL JfT

ASSOCIATED CASE RBPORT NUMllERS:Jefferson County Sheriffs C.R.: 99-7625FBI control number: 174A-DIV-57419S1lBJECT: SCliWARTZOTT, Colleen GertrudeDOB: 12/03/837271 South Upham StreetLitt leton, CO. 80123(303l 972-3793PARENTS:MOTHER: Janice SchwartzottFATHER: Daniel Schwartzot tOBSERVATION / INVESTIGATION:

On May 6, 1999 I was assigned an inter"'Tiew with Columbine High Schoolstudent, Colleen Schwartzott, who was possibly in the cafeteria at the timeof the shooting. I contacted the witness's mother, Janice, and made anappointment for the inter"'Tiew on May 11th a t 0800.On May 11th a t 0750 I went to 7271 South Upham Street, and contactedColleen Schwartzott. Colleen advised that she was in the ninth grade a tColumbine High School and had been in th e cafeteria a t the time of the

shootin gs. Colleen reported that she arrived in the cafeteria a t about11:00 to 11:05AM, and was si t t ing at a table in the hal l way in front ofthe student store . She stated that there were th re e t ab le s in th e hall ,and she was si t t ing at the one closest to the exit door. Colleen advised


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t .ADlfO(lI) co pi:) . . . . 2 of. 2Supplement 05/11/99 1173 STEFFES, TIMOTHY _ 99038856then inco the neighborhooQ jusc south of the schoo l. There they tooks he lter in a house. She did not know the people a t the house who tookthem in. She said that they stayed at this house for about twenty (20/minutes and then went to another girl ' s house and from there she got a rideto Mike Foscer's house where her paren ts picked her up.

Colleen advised that while she was seated at the cafeteria table shedid not see anyone with a gun come through the south-east exi t . She alsosaid that she did not hear any shots while in the oafet er ia o r whileorossing th e parking lot . She did say that while she was in the f i r s thouse she went to there were two to three big booms coming from the school.Colleen said the booms were big enough to shake the house. COlleen furtheradvised that she did not obser,e any duffel bags in the oafeteria when shearrived, however, she r ela ted that there were a ll ready alot of people inthe cafeteria when she got there. Also Colleen s aid th at she did not seeanyone carry such a duffel bag into th e oafeceria while she was there.Colleen advised that she had been in math class prior to going to thecafeteria for lunch. She said that she stopped at her locker before goingto th e oafeteria by way of the south hall s tai rs , Colleen stated that shedid not she anyone with a gun in th e l ibrary hall On her way to the

oafeteria, Colleen said that she thought she heard ano ther student saythey had guns and someone had been shot While she was hiding under thetable. but she advised that i t might have been other students saying this .Colleen advised that she does not know ei ther Eric Harris or Dylanklebold and she has had not contact with either subject. She oontinued tosay that she does not know anyone associated with the Trench Coat Mafia .nor do any of her friends associace with the group.Colleen reported that she had heard no rumors about impending troubleprior to April 20th, nor had she heard anyone talking about building bombsbefore the incident.Colleen said that she had le f t her baok pack in the cafeteria, anddesoribed i t as a Blue Jan Sport. She advised that the pack contained her


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ASSOCIATll:D CASE: REPORT NUMBERS:Jefferson county Sheriffs C.R.: 99-7625FBI oontrol number: 174A-DIV-S7419SUBJECT: SCHWEITZaERGER, Sara KayDOll: 06/01/836270 Summit DriveLittleton, CO. 80123(303) 795-5913PARENT:FATHER: Steve Schweti tzbergerOBSERVATION I INVESTIGATION:

On May 6, 1999 I was assigned an interview with Columbine High schoolstudent, Sara SChweitzberger, who was possibly in the oafeteria at the timeof the shoot ing, I spoke to Steve Schweitzberger, Sara 's father, by phoneand made an appointment for th e interview at 0900 on May 11th.On May 11th at 0845 hours'I arrived at 6270 Summit Drive and contactedSara Schweitzb erger. Sara confirmed that she was at Columbine High Schoolon April 20th. Sara advised that she is in th e ninth grade and was in thecafeteria at the time of th e shoot,ng,Sara reported that she arrived in the cafeteria at about ~ l : O O A M ,Sara said that she had le f t her b a ~ k pack at tab le id en tifie d as "GG',However, she had taken a lunch to a friend who was s i t t ing at tableident i f ied as II FFFlj and 'this i s where she was at the time of t he shoot ing.Sara said that she was with the following people a t table 'FFF':Kaley Bane


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Sara reported that she hid under th e table for about two minutes andthen ran to a door in the nor th-west eorner of the lower level of theauditorium. From there she ran up th e stairs in the auditorium to theupper level and then e :t it ed th e auditorium l:>y way of th e north-east upperlevel door into the north main level hall way. From there they went eastin the north hall to a hall way on the east side of the gym. hetween th egym and office area. and then ran north through th is hall and exited thebuilding on the north-east eorner of th e gym. From there they went to th etennis oourts on the north side of the school and c limbed the fence intoClement Park. Sara advised that beoause some of th e kids were havingtrouble climbing over the fenoe. picnic tables were pushed against th efence to ass is t them. Sara s ta te d th at she waited in Clement Park forabout ten minutes watching as the police cars began arriving and then shewent to th e lil:>rary at Crosss Drive and Bowels Avenue where she called herparents. Sara advised that sbe waited at the lil:>rary for her paren ts topick her up . Sara also reported that while she was in the n ortb hall aheheard shots coming from behind (west) her. Sara advised that she did notsee who was .shooting. Sars also advised that while she was hidding underth e table she saw a big puff of smoke in the parking lo t to th e west of th eschool. She descr ibed the smoke as being grayish in color.

Sara advised that she did not see any type of a large duffel bag onthe floor in the cafeteria when she go t there, nor did she ol:>serve anyonecarry such a bag into th e cafeteria while ahe was there.

Sara advised that she did not know Eric H arris but she had DylanKlehod in her gym class during th e fal l semester of 1998. She said thatshe did not have any dealings with Klebold. She advised that some of thekids would tease him because of his height. as be was the t a l les t personin the class. Sara continued to say that Klebold would jus t ignore them.Sara said that she does not know anyone associated with the Trench CoatMafia or any of ies members.Sara reported that ehe had heard no rumors about there being troubleon April 20th. l:>efore the 20th. She advised that she thought th e 20thmight be some stoner celebration l ike national pot smoking day orsomething l ike that . She said that she had heard general talk around


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COLUMBINE mGH SCHOOL TASK FORCECONTROLNUMBER;rcso CASENUMBER:FBI CASENUMBER:GOLDEN POLICE!,;l.IMBER:REPORTDArs.DETECTIVES:

99-7625174A-DN-5741999-136204129i99IonWatsonJeff KreutzerB!!Ck!ll'9ll!!


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COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCECON'TROL NUMBER:JCSDCASENUMBER:FBICASENUMBER:GOWEN POLICE NUMBER:REPORT DATE:DETECTIVES:

9')..7625I74ADNS741999136204129/99JonWatsonJeffKreutzerNeitherSTROBEL orCOWLES havebeen interviewed at thetimeof thisreport, andat this timeit doesnotappearto benecessary to interviewthem.

SClLEPPIsaidsomeofhis friends bowledwith HARRIS andKLEBOLD, buthewas notinvolved in that.SCILEPPI related in unusual eventwhich occurred onMonday, April19, 1999. Heanda friend,CtaigWARDE, came toSCIlEPprs residenceinLouis'caraboU! 1030 to 1045 hrs. TheywentIntothe house, thenSCILE?PIwentoutsideto get themail. Atthattimeheobserved twomaleson thewalk-way adjacent to SCILEPPl's driveway.walking toward thestreetfrom thegreenbeltarea whichruns behind thehouses in thaI blOCK. Themalesweredressed inblack'shirts andblackpants. Theywerenotwearing trenchcoats.SCILE?P!recognized oneofmemalesasEricHARRIS; whowas personally known to him. Hespoke to HARR:S, butdidnot payp3t!icular snenticn to the secondmale;however he believesitwas DylanKLEBOLD.SCILEPPI explained thatthere wasa gamebeing playedamongseniors at Columbine, called"Annihilation", inwhichtheparticipantswould shootat one another withwater pistols. Theobject beingthat if a player was"hit".heor she would thenbeout of the game.SeILE??1 asked H.'I.RRlS, "Whatare youdoingbackmere? Killing someone?" towhich


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COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCECONTROL NUM:BER:JCSDCASE NUMBER:FBI CASENUMBER:GOLDEN POLICE NUMBER:REPORT DATE:DETECTIVES:

2053997625174A-DN-5741999-136204129199JonWatsonJefl'Kl'eutzer

Backgro\llld:Developed dwing interview ofLouisSeILE??1 (ControlN=ber 1668)I&l!ll:Interview CraigWARnE.Dispgsition:SUBJECT: CraigWARDEDOB: OS/2218072&2 S.Yarrow WayLittleton. CO 80128(303} 948-9205(303)9710399 (Parents')During the interview ofLouis SillEPP!. detectivesweregiven information llw: a mend ofSCILEPP!'s, Craig WARDE, had information whichmight be reievant to lIle investigation.WARDE wasinterviewed and tolddetectives thsr hehas an acquai.ntance known onlyas"STEVE". whoworks at John Elway Dodge in Littleton; whereWARnEwas formerly.employed. He recently (since theshooting) spoke withSTEVE. who toldWARDE that his(STEVE's) sister (name unknown 10WARDE, andanother girlwere at school onTuesday, April20. 1999. Justpriortolbe shooting. bothgirls left lbeschoolwith Robyn ""'iDERSON, to go tolunch.


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COLt"MBINEmGH SCHOOL TASK FORCECONTROL NUMBER:JeSD CASENUMBER:FBICASENlJIvlBER:GOLDEN POLICE NtJ)'fBER.REPORTDATE:DETECTIVES:

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BaskgrQlwd:Developed from interview of Craig WARDE, ControlNumber 2053.WARDE statedthat a friend (and former coworker) named STEVE (LNU) hasa sisterwhowastaken to lunchby Robyn .>\.lDERSONthe day of the sbooting just before it iltatWi Anotherfriendwentwith them.1&al.Il:Identifyand interview STEVE (LNU) LotTechnician at JohnElway Dodge Littleton. CO.STEVE is described as having redhair.Disposition:SUBJECT: Steven1.SCHVSTER, Jr.0013: 09114179CODL 95314-05794700 W.Hamilton 1'1.Denver. CO 80236(303)935-1308Contacted and interviewed SCHVSTER at John Elway AUto Nadon, Lillleton. where he isemployed as a LotTechnician. SClWSTERIOld detectives that!lissister,Monica SClWSTERandher friend T....."lMY (L}ll.i) wereatColumbineHigh School onTuesday, April 20. 1999. Hesaid theywere taken from school byRobyn.-'\..c'IDERSON. togo to lunch.SCHl.'STER said hissister hadalready been interviewed by theFBI.


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GOLDEN POLICE DEPARTMENTCONSHEET REPORT NARRATIVE~ P O R T VATS, 04-2S-"~ O R T TVt, 9'OS504.AJXCLASS I7ICATION, Agency Assist J .e .s .o ,

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COLUMBINE HIGH SCNOOL TASK FORCEJeffce Cas. #991625

F.B.I. case #174ADN57419Control ~ e 1671, Assigned 04-iS-99 Kreutzer/Watson

en 04-2S-99lOOS: lO09-S0}.On 04-29-99 at 2030 hrs. Chris Stinson was interviewed a t his resi dence 16363 W. Burgundy Dr.). His m o t ~ e r and s t e p f a t ~ e r were present forthe interview IS l ie O'Brien and DOUq'aS O'Brien). The interviewedC 'I 'l !' d azound

Ch:is S e i ~ o n ha s many f r i e ~ r l s w ~ are in sports , he is not. ChrisStinson'S i ~ c e r a s t s i scnool are m c s ~ l y wicn the a c t i n ~ classes and choir.He knows of Ch:is ~ r = ~ s and Brooks a ~ o w n who are friends c: Ka==is. Therawas a incident i n v o l v ~ ~ g Chris Mor=is whers he was i an a c ~ i n g class, hewas assigned to a g r o u ~ ;or a play a ~ he never a ~ t e n Q e ~ t te cla55. Themembers of t ~ group told Chris Morris i f he doesn' t atcend ana help Qutthey w A ~ t e d h i ~ oue 0: t ~ group. C ~ = i s Stinson is very a ~ a = e Chris M o r ~ i $is a known associate to tn. Trench coa: Mafia.C h ~ i $ S : ~ n S Q n was part of


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llSSOCIATEIl CASE REPORT NUMBEllS,Jefferson County Sheriffs Office C.R.: i9-762SFBI control number, 174A-DIV-37419mCT:DOll:AIlORESS:

SIlCORD, WILLIAM JAMES I II (B. J . )11/07/836966 South Kendall Blvd.Littleton, CO. 801Z8(303) 972-3533l?AR.llNT :other, MariOBSERVATION / INVESTIGATION:

On June I, 1999 I was assigned an interview with Columbine High Sohools tudent B .J . Secord. On June 2, 1999 I spoke with Seoord 's mother, Mari,and made an appointment to interview ll .J. on June 3rd at 1500.On June 3, 1999 a t 1500 I arrived at 6966 South Kendall Blvd. andcontacted B.J. Secord. B.J. advised th at his correct name was WilliamJames Secord III . He advised that he attended Columbine High School andwith in th e ninth grade. B.J. also advised that he had been in school onApril 20. 1999, and that he had been in the cafeter ia .B.J. said that he arrived in the cafeteria a t about 11:10AM. Hecontinued to say that he was seated at a table in ehe hal l way across fromth e student store. He reported that he was seated with th e followingpeople:


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"'" 990U856.AJOI:I!O()ll CO 1'1l ' - 2 . . 3S u p p l a m a n ~ 06/07/99 1173 STEFFES, TIMOTHYshooting nor could ha t e l l exactly where the shets came frem because of th escreaming and shouting going on in tne cafeter ia . B.J. said that whila hewas hidding under the table, he looked up, and ou t one of the windows andobserved Nick Foss'cutside of the cafeteria en the patio. B.J. said thatPen appeared tc be holding his head or was running. B. J . said that heoauld not be sure what Foes was doing as he ducked back Mder the table anddid not observe Foss very long. He described Fess as wearing a Whitebandana and a white shir t . B.J. advised that he had observed Foss wearingthis same combination ear l ier in the day. S.J. continued to say that aftera short period of time he and his f ri endS ran out of t ne sou theast exi tfrom the cafeteria and across the parking lo t to South Piarce Street . Fromthere they ran south on Pierce Street to West POlk Avenue and then west onPolk Avenue eo about; the third or fourtn house Itest at. Pierce Street . B.J .said that there was a man in th e front yard. They to ld him whae washappening and took cover in ehe b.ouse. He advised that the lIIll.n did cal l911 and ~ e p o r t the shootings. 9.J. advised that he does not know who ehisperson is .

B.J. advised th at p rio r to going to lunch he had been in spanishclass, which is located on the lower level to the east of the cafeteria.B.J. s ta te d th at he walked down the hall way between th e lower level of th eauditorium and ehe lower level class rooms eo th e cafeeeria. He relatedthat he did not pass or encounter anyone from th e Trench Coat Mafia whilehe was in th e hall way. B.J. said that he did not notice a la rg e duf fe ltype bag in the cafeteria, nor did he notice anyone oarry such a bag ineothe cafeter ia While he was there. B.J. also said that he did not see~ ~ y o n e carrying such a bag whi le he was walking to the oafeteria. B.J.said that he had been at th e table only a short time before th e shootingstarted. He advised that he had purchased something to drink at thestudent store, sat down, and had just searted to drink when someone saidthere was a fight. B.J. advised that he had lefe this pack at the table.Re descr ibed the pack as a black East Sport. He advised that he hadretrieved the paok on June 2nd.

B .J. advised that he shared a gym class with Dylan Klebold during thef i r s t semester (fal l 1998) of the scheol year. He advised that he did not


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JEFFERSON COUN1Y DlSTRICfATrORNEY'Somo:supPLEMENTAl.REPORT

DEFENDAN1': HARRISIKLEBOLDDATE MAY 13, 1999OEPUTYDA.DOCKET NUMBER:CASENUMBER:99A062INVESTIGATOR: DOYLE, PI

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FBICASE 4-DN57419WITNESSCOmOL NUMBER 3034rcsn CASE99-7625

Reporting investigator, P.J.Doyle, 15 a commissioned peace officer employed by llIe FirstIudicial District serving Jelfel10n and GiJpin Counties. I amcurt'el1tly assigned to assist ininterviewing witnesses fromColumbine fligh School

OnMay 13, 1999 I spolre willi Philip BrianSecrist, a Junior.DOB 2-5-825710 S.Benton CircleLittleton, CO3037979197MomisLilaDadisBrianWork. 303989-9010


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ASSlQNEDTO;~ Larry A. Brown. Col""",,, B...... ofln_g>ll:Ion. 6!lO KipIlos Sr, SullO 4000,Den_,CO,802125, pbone (303) 239..121LDA'IEfl'lME of lNTllRVIIlW; April 20,1999,-.. 12;30 p.m.IDa2p....Folio . op inllll'Vlew, April 29, 1999, 12;00 p.m.Pl.ACE of lNTllRVlEW: NeatColumbine lIigh SclIooI onCaley CT., Uttletoo, CoFollow up tneervew, telepbonic to bis resideoc:eDlSPOsmON: IN'l'ERVlEW OFTHEFOllOWING:_ SESOW, DOS: 12-23-83, 8069 S.MarWl.Littletoo, CO. pbo. . (303) rnl!-0461SESOW ._!hat bewasin tho"""rll


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l-"'r: .... illf Ao-.o).) S7 'f t?*'It UPDATED APRiL 28, 1999**'T"t1a "'91- 7 l t ; ~TEAM FOUR INTERVIEW GUIDELlNEtJoAln!el.. '" ~ < '17MINIMAL QUESTIONS TO BEASKED

1, Didyou ever see thetwolarge duffel bagsin thecafeteria ?~

2, Did you seeanyone carrying or in thepossession of thoseduffelbags,at a previoustime0 o3. Did you seeEricHarris or Dylan Klebold eitheronMonday ofTuesday ? Whatweretheydoing?What did theysay? Were!heywith anyone else?

$.tJd- l-!V' 0oJ t::h-It:""L4. Didyou leave anything behind in thecafeteria oranywhete else in !heschcol?

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*. UPDATED APRIL 28, 1999 ....TEAM FOUR INTERVIEW GUIDELINEMINIMAL QUESTIONS TO BE ASKEDII. HavethemmarXwhm tIley weresimng, their route out of the building and whomthey werewith(if'known) ,

12. Howdidyouexitthebuilding1 Where didyou go when yougot outandwhat did~ seeontheoutside of thebuildipg ?"::(A'l!.-ev O..,;J- .i..A.sw ~

t J O ~ / , t V . . : , O" ..A.."" , t J !s , - - ( .13. Doyou use the Internet ? I f so, whatisyourSl:mn llll.lDe 1 Doyouhave an ICQ(aka;,I seek you I similar to a challine} account?iVO14.Doyouknow anybody witha "doublepierced eyebrow'?No15.Did you see or hear any unusual announcements priorto the shootings? Do you

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** UPDATED APRIL 28, 1999 ** )(' f 5 ~ ~TEAM FOUR INTERVIEWGUIDELINE,/ .MINIMAL QUESTIONS TOBEASKED 5 / y ; ~ ,DrJ ilJ-S))1. Didyou ever seethetwolargeduffelbags in thecafeteria? f\lo

2, Didyouseeanyone clll:1'ji:ag or in thepoSSllSSlon of those duffelbags,au previousd.tne ? No3. Did you seeEricHarlisorDylanKleboldeitheronMonday ofTuesday ? What wene

they doing1 NOWhAt didtheysay? Weretheywilli anyone else ?4, Didyou leaveanyllli.ng behindin the cafeteria or anywhere elsein thescl1ool? ;4-f

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*1IO UPDATED APRIL28, 1999 *.TEAMFOUR INTERVlEWGUIDELINEMINIMAL QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED

II. Have them IIIIUK where they wexe sitting, their !Ollie 0111 ofthebuilding and. whomthey wm with (ifknown) ?12, How didyou exitthebuilding? Wh= did you gowhell yougot outand what did

yousecontheoutside of thebuilding? ?;,oNr olffT!""..IV .1&-/1""'';'''.1 e;t...'rT';"" '7'ffg,,'1 ' /1) I",>13. Do YOll use theImIlmct? If so. wbatill yoW's= name? Doyou bave 8lllCQ(aka:lscekyou/similattoacbatline)a


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I)ehr"iant'Date' 4-27-99I).puty D.A.,

Doaltet 'N\;IlIIl:>er,ca 'N\;IlIIl:>.r, 99A062Iov t igator , J.Burkhalter

J i l l Shakoweki, dob 4-22-639943 W. Arlington Ave.Litt leton, CO 80123Pb . 303-972'9644

This i n v e s t i g a t o ~ was interYiewing Courtney Shakowski with hermothe.r I Nancy present. Mrs. Shakowski stated her othe.r daughter,J i l l was also a witness and wanted to talk to an investigator priorto atteMing a funeral this date. The following interview wasconducted at this time. 6,40 A.M.J i l l stated sbe was in the commons Area in the Cafeteria about 11:15A.M. with Grant Taylor, Margaret Burns and Kelsey Baine.J i l l stated she was at the pop machine by the restrooms and she sawfive freshmen running in front of th e kitchen and into the bathroom


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go upsta i r s because everyone was coming down the s t , . i r . . Jills t a t ed her group then went in to the restroom and stood on t o i l e t s .Afte r a while they l e f t and l ooked a round. J i l l s ta ted Coach Andres_s holding a door open to the auditor ium. They went through it andinto ana aeroee the s tage and ups tai rs , She s t a t ed about 20 otherwere there.J i l l s t a t ed both Mr, Andres and his son la t eacher aleo} to ld themnot to go into the ups tai rs ha l l as th e s ho ote rs were in ehere, Thet eachers had th e s tudents s i t bet....en chairs and then ehey beganlocking doors . Afte r tb i s the teachers re t r ieved hats . Jill s ta tedthey hear


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CONTINUATION 1:1 C . w ~ MSUPPLEMENT X Jeso PETERSON 99-762s.QC ~ C w R e p o n N o . VM:tim l\q:IM Om 'fiif RepM:COLUMBINE 0S011-9'l

~ ' X FIRSTDEGREE MUIUJER 0&lM Sl*llJI: 0pIn X ~ y 0 ~ C _ : amtw 0Ra:r&lsl&al_ 0 CI. . . . byAmil: 0 - 0 c"""" 0I0'",,, I.....N_ I- I...."" S"Jt: 1 ~ ~ I ~ t I dWITNESSES:

CHAD SHARPLEY, ooll/()S-23-847761 S YarrowSCLittleton, CO BO 123303979-8603Student-Columbine HIgh SChool

HARRY SHARPLEY. 008109..08-46Same as aboveWork; 4555 York SLDenver, CO802163032950818 ext. 200

MARY A,'lNE SHARPLEY, ooBI032950Sameas above,Work Lucent Technologieswear 120th &:HeronStreetsWestminster,CO 80030


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CON""lNUAnON 0 R ~ A i f ' M ) ' Rc;loftinJ Officer Cue ~ t p o r tSUPPLEMENT X JCSO PETERSON 99-7625-QCQIlnminlCue R.,n No IJIctimN&meOnJiN,l fttport DateThil RtpM I- COLUMBINE 05-11-99- X FIllS. DEGREEMUJll)ER 0f!frMSlWl: X ~ l y C I o : r f d C R ~ < 1 C u e : It.evicllo cR , l : ( ; l w j f 1 e 1 . l l o ~ C C ~ b r A t T ' t ' 1 t C U n f ~ a 0""" " 0"l:r I'l-i' 1,- - I ~ m l l l I"""", ~ : I ~ t l u t l \'liiw1)>lf""1 o.rtI&g:lIl;IHighSchoolto


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