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Brought to you by the investigators athttp://www.columbinefamilyrequest.orgIn December 2000, the Jefferson County Sheriff’s department released the results of their investigation, the largest criminal investigation in the history of the State of Colorado. The 80 investigators involved followed up on over 4,000 leads. Along with their report, the Sheriff’s Department made available over 11,000 pages of evidence. Here, for the first time, we present all these pages as searchable .pdf files.
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** UPDATED APRIL 28 1999 ** , TEAM FOUR INTERVIEW GUIDELINE MINIMAL QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED I1. Have them mark where they were sitting, their routeout of the buildingand whom they were with (if known) ? 12. How did you exit the building? Where did Y,ou go you got out and what did .t- you see on the {ll,jtside of the buiJding? W I tt4 uJ >A,..., 0 1/1/1 01 Si9C1A- ..... $'ru_O'&-S 1YV(hi'J 13. Do you use the Internet? rt so, what is your screen name? Do you have an ICQ (aka: Is;:) I similarto a chat line) account? 14.Do you knowanybody with a "doublepierced eyebrow" ? J\JO 15.Did you seeor hear any unusual announcements prior to the shootings? Do you know whatthe "Thought of the day was" over the Rebel News Network(RNN) ? 16. Can you provideanyfurtherinformation on the members of the Trench Coat Mafia? 100 17.Ask if the kids have told them anything else? Different? JC.o01.002301
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** UPDATED APRIL 28 1999 **,TEAM FOUR INTERVIEW GUIDELINEMINIMAL QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED

I1.Have themmark where they were sitting, theirrouteout of the buildingand whomtheywere with(if known) ?

12. How did youexit thebuilding? Where did Y,ou gow~ you got out and what did .t-yousee on the{ll,jtside of thebuiJding? W I tt4 ~uJ>A,..., "r~ 0 1/1/101 Si9C1A- ..... $'ru_O'&-S ;J~ 1YV(hi'J E>iJ~

13.Doyou use the Internet? rt so, what is yourscreen name? Do you havean ICQ(aka: Is;:) ~u I similarto a chat line)account?

14.Do you knowanybody with a "doublepierced eyebrow" ?

J\JO15.Did you seeor hear any unusual announcements prior to the shootings? Do you

know what the "Thought of the day was" over the Rebel News Network(RNN) ?

tJ~16.Can youprovideanyfurtherinformation on themembers of theTrenchCoat Mafia?

10017.Askth~ts if the kids have told them anything else? Different?

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L.AKEWOoo POLICE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT,>ORTING AGENT: KARLA SARNACKI CASE NUMBER: 99-38856

VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: 05-0N~9OFFENSE: AOAlCOLUMBlNE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCEI JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: ON2910, FBI: 174A·DN-57419. JCSO: CR#99.7625, TEAM 4,CAFETERIA WITNEsses, COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL

SUSPECT:

ERIC HARRIS

DYLAN KLESOLD

WITNESS:

1. ALLEN, JENNY, W/F, DOB: 02-12-84

7135 South Polo RidgeDrive, Ultleton, CO 80128, 303-979-5402

Mother: lorieAllen, 7135 SouthPoloRidgeDrive, Utlleton,CO80128,303-979-5402, work:303·979·5402

Father: RickAUen, 7135 SouthPolo RidgeDrive,Littleton, CO80128,303·979-5402, work:303-488-4601

INVESTIGATION:

On 05-07-99 at 0945 hours I Interviewed JennyAllen in the presence of her mother at her home. Jenny

slaledthat hermotherdroveher to schoolthe morningof Q4..2Q.99 arriving at0715 hours. Shestatedsheentered

the schoolthroughthe main entrance. She did not noticeanything unusualgoingon outside, She statedshe has

fourth period off as an off hour and used it to study in the cafeteria. She stated she entered the cafeteria

approximately at 1015 hours and entered from the stairway. She stated maybe a third of the tables were full,

holdlngapproximately 65 kids, She stated a lot of them comeand go throughout the hour.

Jenny stated she did not know who HARRIS and KLEBOLD were, would not recognize them, and didn't

even know their names. She stated she was not awareof the "trench coat mafia' gr0!:!E' Jennl stated she sat

at a tablewith DawnMUirhea(lindSey Dowlin{Lindsey (last name unknown), and Melissa Lo~~~'She stated_T _she didn't notice anything unusual around the cafeteria. She stated during fourth hour she went to the Rebel

Comer Storeand got a snack. She stated the bell rang at the end of fourthperiod and she went upstairs to her

science class.

Jennystatedthat itwas inher scienceclassthatherteacherheardtwo pops. Shestatedshe wasn't aware

of the noise until the teacher mentioned it, Thenthe fire alarm went off. She stated her teacher, Mr. Moiser,told

the class to get out. She stated the kids in the class slaMed to go west in the hallway but they were met by kids

coming their way who yelled at themto get back, They heard gunfire and explosions. She stated theywent back

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LAKEWooO POUCE OEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT'>ORTING AGENT: KARLA SARNACKI CASE NUMBER:99-38856 '

\lICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: 06"()7·99OFFENSE: AOA/COLUMBINEHIGH SCHOOLTASK FORCEJ JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICEINFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: ON2910, FBI: 114A-DN-51419, JCSO: CR#99-1625. TEAM 4,CAFETERIA WITNESSES, COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL

to the science room which she indicated on the attached diagram and hidunderthe tables, She statedthat they

werein the classroom for perhapsthreeand a halfhoursanddidn'tget out until after 1600hours. Shestated the

SWAT teameventually got her class out. Shestated during thestay in the room, anotherteachercamein looking

for a fll'St aid kit. She stated that the explosions shookthe floorand shecould tell they were close.

Jennystatedshe remembered the thoughtfor the dayhaving to bewith '420" Shestatedanother girl told

her that it was an indication to bring marijuana to school and use it. She alsosaid the thought for the day had

something to do with "I know you guys don't want to be here.'

At this point Mrs. Allen stated her family usedto live at 8002South Vance Street, across the streetfrom

Brooks arown. Mrs. Allen stated a year to a yearanda half agowhile liVing on SouthVance Street, Mrs. Brown

came overto tell Mrs. Allen abouta kid to be onthe lookout for. Mrs.Brown hada yellowsticky paperwitha kid's

nameon il, his desoription, and a license plate number. Mrs.Brown was very intent on telling Mrs,Allen to be

lre of this kid that was violent. dangerous and apparently making bombs. She asked Mrs, Allen to call the

police immediately if she were to see that car out in front of the Brown's house, Mrs. Allen could not remember

the kid's name.

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Narrative:

INTERVIEW WITH JAMi AMOSn2 W. IDA DR. #334Littleton , Colo.797-4894

On 4-26-99, lnv. Raker did conduct an interview with Jamie Am at their residence,and Am states thatshe was in iine to get her food a person known to her as Chris Markum came in the west door yelling'1here's a guy with a gun,get down!"

Am then sat on the floor,heard shots and then she observed a white male in a white t-Shirt outsidethe windows but did not see gun and was unable to provide a description.

Amos then ran to the auditorium hallway and got into the elevator and took it to the 2"" floor andlinee the 2'" floor was full of smoke took the elevator back down to the 1~ floor and then ran to theauditor!urn,

Am did hear gunshots but never a saw a gunman.

Am did leave her backpack in the lunchroom at table 55 or DD and that the pack is gray and black

Am states that she had been in the cafeteria since 10:30 until the shooting started and that she neverobserved any unusual duffel bags,people or events.

The interview was concluded at this time.

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JBPPZRSON COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE

SUPPLEKBNTAL REPORT

Defendant, HARRIS/KLEBOLD

Date, MAY 9, 1999

DepU.ty D.A.,

Docket Hulllbe:r:,Case Hulllber,Investigator,

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FBI CASE 174A DN-57419

WITNESS CONTROL NUMBER 2582

JCSD CASE 99-7625

Reporting investigator. l? J. Doyle. is a commissioned peace

officer employed by the District AttOrney in the First Judicial

District serving Jefferson and Gilpin Counties. I am currently

assigned to assist in interviewing witnesses from Columbine High

School.

On May S. 1999 I spoke with Julie Jo Anderson. a Freshman.

DOB: 5 10 84

7539 W. Portland Ave.

Littleton. CO

303 979-9421

Mom: Karen Anderson Work: 982-6240

Dad: Thayne Anderson

Julie told me the following:

She went to school all day On the day of the incident. She

went to all of her regular classes and went down stairs to lunch.

After the bell rang, she was in the cafeteria for about 13 minutes.

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She talked to her friends and went outside. She put her baok pack

down outside, by the doors of the cafeteria (by the windows). She

walked back in to the oafeteria, got in line, and bought lunoh. She

was waiting for Tiffany Sharpley (no other info. available except

that Tiffany has a twin brother, Chad.) to pay. She heard one pop

from the stair area. Someone yelled they have a gun. A janitor and

Mr. Sanders were yelling for every one to get down. She went under

a table with Dustin GortOnv(797-3613), a boy named Brett, Greg

Garoia~ girl named Kristen, and some other kids.

She heard gun shots. She oouldn' t tell where the shots were

coming form, inside or outside, or where. She oouldn't see

anybody. She saw people getting up and running toward the stairs.

There were too many kids running up the stairs for her to run to the

stairs. She ran to the ki t chen . There were two Lunch ladies.

Everyone duoked into one of three rooms. She was in the bathroom

with 6 boys, Dustin, Brett, Fletcher and three other boys she

doesn't know.

She said that she heard something like little explosions, four

of them. About 20 minutes later she heard someone in the ceiling.

She said it sounded like the ceiling was going to break. As they

were walking out of the room, a kid fell through the ceiling. The

force shut the bathroom door. She didn't know the kid who fell

through the ceiling, but said that he was blonde, and she's since

seen him on the news. She thinks his name may be Nick Foss. She

said that she left the bathroom when she heard the ceiling noise.

She went out the kitchen door, along where the vending machines are,

and out the door by the faCUlty lounge. She got behind a car with

SWAT members. They had her run to a police car and then jump a

fence and then she went to another police car.

Julie never saw the shooters.

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TEAtVI FOUR INTERVIEW GUIDELINE ~ j,-g- ~l\UNIlVIAL QUESTIONS TOBE ASKED

I, Did you ever see the two large duffel bags, in the cafeteria? A,/0 -

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2. Did you see anyone carrying or in the possessionof ose duffel bags. at a previoustime ? Ne

3. Did you seePic Harrisor Dylan Kleboldeither on Mondayof Tuesday ry What werethey doing? Xi' CWhat did they say? Were they with anyoneelse ?

4, Did you leave anything behind in the cafeteria or anywhere else in the school?

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5. Who were you with in the cafeteria? Where were you sitting?

6. Did you see or talk to any of the Trench Coat Mafia members on Monday? Tuesday? How about the prior week or weekend? A' C

7. Haveyou heard anything fromanybody else about other suspects, bomb making,gun buying, etc. ?

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10, What time did you enter the cafeteria? Where '1idyou come from (prior to the

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11.Have them mark where they weresitting, their route out of thebuilding and whomthey were with (if known) ?

12. How did youexit the building 1 Where did you go when you got out and what didyou see on the outside of the building? J: 0\ C\ I \

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14.Do youknow anybody with a "double piercedeyebrow" ? 1 I ~'./\/ c:• !

15. Didyou seeor hear any unusual announcements prior to the shootings? Do youknow what the "Thought of th~ day was" o,ver the Rebel News Network (RNN) 1

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Supplemental Rep<>rtJCSO 9'/·7625 I FBI174A-DN·57419 I CONTROLNUMBER: 42Investigator Dan Pfannenstiel I West Metro Fire I 303-9894307 Ex1ensloo 530

0. April21, 1999at 1000hoursI met with Kim Anderson and her mother, Janet Lee. at 7289 WestChestnutDrive in Littleton. Colorado for the purposeof an mterview.

Kimprovided the following .information about the Columbine High School incident, whichoccurred onApril :0, 1999:

Kim got OUt of mathclassat I J; to a.m, and immediately went to her lockernear the mainentranceofthe school. She stated!barthis is her typioalroutine

Kimstated that she then wentback to rile math ball and metwithJamie Klement (913-8978).woosheroutinely eats lunchwith.

Kimstated that theybothwalked down the stair, and ill to theCommonsarea of the cafeteriaat aboutII: 15 a.m. She Slated that :bis is rounne for her and Jamieandthat she is fairlysure about tne time.

Kim stated that theywalked towardsthe kitchen Ilrea and mes west. She identified the table. at whichsbe wassitting and included the travel route into thecafeteria. The tablewas Identified as DD on theFBI evidencediagram.

Kim stated that she was facing the northwest and that the following were sitting at the table when shegot there- Lori Reynolds. Elin Hoffman [female) and Elizabeth [unknownlast name). She stared thotJamie KlementWent to the kitchen. area and entered into the kitchen by the west door

Kimstatec rearshe waseating GoldfishCrackers, a Kudo', bar and a V-8 drink. She stated that shewaswearing a black andgra}' mini-skirt and a white shortsleeveshin. She staredthat she normallywaitsfor Jamie10 return before sheeats and therefore. she was"shakingup her V·8" drink

Kimstated that shehad ber black.Jaasport backpackwitha leatherbottomwith ber, She stated <halber German and business noteswere in the backpack. as wellas Jamie Klement's ID Card

Kim staredthat "everyone started to get up near the windows (west)".which usuallymeans "that thereis a fightor somerhing". Kim Stated that at about the sametimeMr. Sanderscame "out of the teacherslounge andyelled 'get down, get down' and he had J. terrible look on his face", Kim stated matLori.Elizabeth. Erin and herselfall "got under the table"and thateveryone in the cafeteriawas saying"ohGod.on God

Kim stated that SM"everyone near the windows Started comingtowards them (east)" and that shebeard whar she [bought was "firecrackers" She described them as "bang, bang. bang, bang" Shestated that the noises werecoming from the "~sr doornear the teachers lounge". She stated that shedid not see any of the"shooters"and did no! hear anybody say anything"other than yellingandscreaming".

Kimstated that she thought. basedon the noiseof the guoshots, that the "shooters were comingin thewest door".

Kim stated thet she started (0 "scoot behind a trash can. which was tight behind her (east}". She statedtharshe "scooted until she got to the middle of the cafeteria(betweentable designationGO and FF)and then got up and run towards the stairs" She statedmat she"ran up thestairs and went left(oppositethedirection of the Library) and then past tileScience hall" where she eventually"ran out thedoor by the Math halland over to LeawoodPark"

Kimstated tharshe did not see the "shooters" in thecafeteriaand did not see the "shooters" in the hallas sae exited.

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Supple_tal RepurtJCSO 99-1625 / FBI114A·DN·!141' / CONTROL NUMBER; 42Investigator Dan Pfannenstiel/West Metrn Fire / J03..98ll-431l7 Exmru;lnn S30

Kim stated th.t silodid not noticeany "largeduffel bags in the cafeteria"and did no' "see anybodybring lIl1y bigduffel bags in to the cafeteria", Silo stated thet "there were• lot of backpackson thetable. andsome on lhe 11"""," but ootbing that "seemed bigget than normal",

Kim stallld lhat silodid eor knowthe suspectgunmen(Harrisor Klebold) and in fact.nevereven heardof themprior'0 the newscasts after the incident.

Kim srated that sbe "has never beam lIl1ytbing about theTrench Cos,Mafia", nor 11as sbe "ever reallyseenanybodywalkingaround thescbcol with trenchcoats on",

Kimstared thatherboyfriend,Joe Sorenson (303·932·23481address on SouthHarlan). told herrecentlythat I1e (JoeSorenson) knewEricHarris Sorensonapparently told Kim'Ilat theSenors of1998 named "the, group theTrench CoatClan" wllicb later becameIlle"Trench Coat Mafia",

Kimstated !hatsbe did no, I1ear anybody talkabourgunsor bombsprior to the tncidentarCHS.

I gaveKim Andersen andher mothermybusinesscam shouldthey need to h••e • contactregarding thisincident Includedwith this report is thediagramthat Kimdrew her location.entrance into and exit out ofthecafeteria.

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Sarah Marie Anderson, DOB 07/21/1983, 7600 SouthKendall Boulevard, Littleton, Colorado, telephone (303)979-3266,was interviewed at Saint Philip Lutheran Church, 7531 SouthKendall Boulevard, Littleton, Colorado, in the presence of herparents, Gary Anderson and Mary Arenas by Special AgentlSA) RickyV. Wright regarding the incident that took place on 04/20/1999 atColumbine High School. After being advised as to the identity ofthe interviewing agent and the nature of the interview, Andersonprovided the following information:

At approximately 11:10 am, Anderson got out of Mathclass, taught by Mr. Bundy, and proceeded from the Math area withher friend Danielle Stanek, and went down the main hallwaydirectly to the cafeteria. Once in the cafeteria, Anderson sether bookbag at the Lunchr'oom table (marked DDD on diagramsketch), got her lunch, and returned to her table. Andersonremembers that Danielle Stanek, Samantha Roman, Tina Shabez, andSara Ryan were also sitting at her table. Anderson was sittingat the table facing east.

Anderson had been eating for approximately five minuteswhen she saw four or five boys rJn in the cafeteria from the exitby the teachers lounge. They were yelling that someone wasshooting. Everyone in the room got under the tables. Andersoncould hear what sounded like explosions. William Sanders andsome janitors were running around the cafeteria telling thestudents to stay down. Everyone in the room stayed under thetables for two or three minutes. Anderson remembers hearingglass in the cafeteria break and saw someone dressed in blackoutside the cafeteria doors by the teachers lounge. When theglass started breaking, everyone climbed out from under thetables and began to run in all directions.

Anderson ran in the bathroom on the northeast corner ofthe cafeteria and stayed there for two Or three minutes. Therewere a few other girls in the bathroom, but Anderson did not knowwho they were. Anderson and the other girls left the bathroomand went with Mr. Andres and a group of students into theauditorium. The group went through the auditorium and out theauditorium's north exit. Anderson then ran east down the mainhall toward the main entrance and then north down the hall by the

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counselors office and post-grad center and out the exit behindthe gymnasium. As Anderson ran down the main hall she noted thatthe windows on the doors at the main entrance to the school wereshot out. Once outside, Anderson joined a large group of about250 students outside the entrance, who had stopped in front of a4' high fence. Anderson waited in the group for a moment untilsomeone said they saw one of the gunmen. Then everyone startedclimbing the fence. Anderson and many of the other students thenran to Clement Park.

Anderson did not remember seeing any large duffle bagssitting in the cafeteria. Anderson did not know Eric Harris,Dylan Klebold, or any of the other members of the TrenohooatMafia. Anderson has since heard rumors that a former member ofthe Trenchcoat Mafia, who had graduated last year, was at theschool that day. Anderson only knows his last name is Stair.

That day, Anderson was wearing white shorts, a plum­colored turtle neck tank top, and sandals. Anderson left a blackbook bag, brown wallet, and gray Express jacket in the cafeteria.

A description of Anderson is as follows,

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JEFFERSON COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE

SUPPLBMBHTAL REPORT

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May 18, 1999 174A-DN57419

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Tyler Andex-son

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CHS student,cafeteria witness

On amy 17, 1999, this investigator met with Tyler Andex-son at

his residence. Present during the intex-view were his parents, Lynnea

and Clark Anderson.

Tyler advised that he entered the cafeteria at approximately

11:10 a.m. a~r his fourth hour Spanish class. He said that he and

John McMaster sat a table at the far west end of the cafeteria. He

was shown a sketch of the cafeteria and indicated that he and John

had been at the table marked "W." He stated that he noticed nothing

unusual in the cafeteria at that time. He advised that he went to

the counter, got his lunch and retux-ned to his table. After what he

thought was about five minutes, he saw a number of students stand up

and look out the west windows. He said that he also sood up and

could see a student laying on the ground outside the west door. He

said he then saw Mr. Sanders in the cafeteria and he was telling all

of the students to get down. He advised that he and John hid behind

some folded tables and while hiding heard what sounded like

gunshots outside. He said he heard ~~fire a few minutes later which

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sounded to be coming from the upper level of the school and was

mixed in with heavier, louder explosions. He believed the explosions

were coming from right above his location as dust from the ceiling

was falling on ym: He advised that a student known to him as

ANTHONY SAMMAURO walked into the cafeteria from the southwest door

and picked up a backpack from the top of a nearby table and walked

away he said he did not see where "Tony" went. He said this person

was very calm - or at least appeared to be.

Tyler stated that sometime later, there was a big explosion in

the cafeteria and he could see a large fire coming from an area by

the kitchen counters. He said that he and John went out the

northwest door, nearest their location and crouched down against the

building. He stated that from there, he observed injured students on

the ground. He said Sean Graves was laying close by as was a girl.

Tyler said he saw Lance Kirkli~sit up, holding a hand to his face,

and then fall back to the groU!ld.

Tyler advised that he and John ran to the adj acent parking lot

and hid briefly behind a car. He said they saw a police officer who

motioned to them to run toward him. He said they ran west across the

grass and lit police vehicle pulled up and they got in. They were

transferred to another police vehicle and were driven over to

Clement Park.

Tyler believes that while he and John were in the cafeteria,

shots were being fired in their direction. He said he heard bullets

stiking nearby.

Tyler stated that he did not kIlow Eric Harris or nylan Klebold.

He said he heard of no rumors relating to this incident or talk of

any kind which would have indicated a situation like this was going

to occur.

On the day of this incident. Tyler was wearing khak i, pants, a

white Denver Nuggets T-shirt and a brown cap.

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I, Didyou evorseetile (WQ·l~ duffelbag, ill t!:l<o cafereria ? rIO

2. Oldyou see onyoae~g orin the possessionoftltose dufl'e! bap, at apreviOllS lime? ,v!/'r

3. Oldyou see Eric HlIr:is orDylm Klebold .itllcr on Monday afTuesday? Wbat"""" tbey doing? Ail>Wbat did tIley ,ay' Weretiler \Villl anyoneelse ?

6. Didyouseeor talkto :my of t!:l<o Trench COal: "lafia. memIle:r:s OIl Monday? Tuesday? Howabout tile N.)

prior"""'* orweekend ?

7. Have yoube:l:rd anythillg from ilIIYborly else about ollter S1ISJl'ldS, bomb making, gao buying, etc.? A)"

S. Wbat were you _g? Didyouhavea bac.'< pack ? Wbat did it Iooklilal and! or.ave in it? O. tA,"" E .:r"""f,' -cr-"'" 1',..1J-

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12. Howdid you exit t±!e buUdiDg? 'Where did you go ween YO\1 gOt outandwhat did youseeon the It E(Q,....."­outside of tile building?

@Doyou usetheInterne,? If 30, what is your sereea name? Doyouhavean ICQ(aka; r seek you! .......­similar to • chat line) 3000llllf ?

ei Do you know anybody with a "doublepierced eyebrow" ?

IS. Did you seeorbear :my unusual announcements priorto the,hoodllgs? Do youknowwhattho"Thought of tiledaywas" 0"'" t!:l<o RJ:boJ News :-;etwatk(R.'lN) ?

16. Can youprovide any_ inlortoalioo00 t!:l<o lJ:lllmllm of rlle Trench COat Mafia ?

11. Askthepatellt3 if theldda have wid them anything else? Dlffereot?

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LAKEWOOD POL.ICE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL. REPORTREPORTING AGENT: KARLA SARNACKI CASE NUMBER: 99-38856VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL. DATE OF REPORT: 04-27-99OFFENSE: AOA/COL.UMBINE HIGH SCHOOL. TASK FORCE!JEFFCO SHERIFPS OFFICE

SUSPECT:

ERIC HARRIS

DYLAN KLEBOLD

WITNESS:

INFORMATION CONTROL. NUMBER: 1022, FBI: 174A·ON-S7419, JCSO: CR#99-7625, TEAM 4, CAFETERIA

WITNESSES, COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL.

1, ANDREWS, PAUL EDWARD 008 05-10-52, WIM

6530 West David Drive, Littleton, CO 80128.303-979-1732

Mother: Andrews, Linda, 6530 West David Drive, Littleton, CO 80128,303-979-1732, work 303-982·3737

Father: Andrews, Ed, 6530 West David Drive, Litlleton, CO 80128,303-979·1732. work 303·592·6070

INVESTrGAT10N:

On 04·27-99 at 1000 hours Detective McGlynn and I interviewed Paul Andrews in the presence of h.s father

at his home. Paul stated he drove to school in the morning of 04·20-99 and parked in Clement Park He stated

he did not know KLEBOLD or HARRIS. not even by Sight He stated he did not know any of the other mernoers

of the 'trench coat mafia" but recognized them as being members just by the way they dressed He stated he did

not see any of the TeM, ("trenCh coat mafia") members that morning at school Paul stated he gol out of h.s fourth

period class at approximately 1110 hours He staled he immediately wenl to the cafeteria and had been sitling

down for five to ten minutes before the commotion began He stated he entered the cafeteria by coming down

the stairs, He stated he brought his lunch and he indicated on the attached diagram which table he sat at He

also listed others that were siltihg at the same table Paul slated he did not see anything unusual In the cate.era

He stated the cafeteria was packed wilh kids and many of them had their backpacks With them He s.a.ec :"a'

he had a blue Jansports backpack thai had papers and a notebook Inside He also had a while tuxedo shirl ano

a Tl·186 calculator, a math book and a Spanish book, as well as two notebooks in his backpack

PaUlstated that he noticed everybody started to stand up from thetr tacles and look out the west windows

At this time he thought there was a fight going on outside, He then saw Mr. Sanders by the west cafeteria exit

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door, Mr. Sanders yelled for everyone to get down He stated that everyone got down under tnerr tables He

stated that they were under the table for approximately 30 seconds when kids began to panic He stated that

everyone started to run toward the stairs, He stated he left hiSbackpack and ran toward the kitchen area hopping

over the lunch line (counter), He stated he looked around as he headed toward a storage closet In the back area

of the kitchen. He stated there was a washing machine in this closet On the attached diagram, Paul Irsled the K'OS

that sat at his table as well as the other people that went into this storage closet with him He stated that there

were 18 people in the storage closet when they closed the door, which he descnbec as a SOlid door He stareo

during this time they heard continuous gunshots and expiosrcns outside of the closet He stated that tMy were

inSide the closet approximately one and one half to two hours DUring this time the gunshots and exptosicns

continued at random He stated that there was a shotgun because he recognized the noise that it made when

being fired, He stated the shotgun was not fired as much as the other gunfire

Paul stated that after they were In the closet for approximately 30 rmnutes they heard Tony s voice ovts.ce

:hey recogmzed Tony'S voice because he is the head janitor In the school They opened the door and let Tor,

in and at this time they noticed a lot of smoke outSide In the kitchen area Paul stated the storage Close, was

getting very hot and stuffy during this time. He stated he they could hear more commotion gomg on above them

with bombs going off or bookshelves failing on the floor. He stated he remembers three bursts of gunshots

apprOXimately three-quarters of the way through thiS stay in the closet. These were very distinct and loud. He

stated they also heard others knocking on the door and they did not know who it was. The voice said. "Greg and

Kristin I know you are In there". The person outside the door then slipoed a school 10 under the door, bearing the

name of Brett Kislalnic. No one recognIzed the voice and one of the occupants In the closet. a male teacher, did

not allow the door to be opened. ApprOXimately five minutes later they noticed a ceiling tile above them being

moved. They leaked up and saw that it was In fact Brett Kislalnic. Brett did not come down into the closet but

stayed up In the ceiling.

Paul stated Tony had a radio which they were able to learn that a fire truck was coming around the building

to rescue them. Paul stated that Tony turned the radio's volume low and instructed everyone to get down and

cover their heads They were warned via the radio that they would hear knocking on the door and that would be

Denver Pollee coming to rescue them. He stated the knock on the door came and Denver Police were there

They led them out of the closet into the faculty lounge. A window in the lounge had been broken out and they had

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LAKEWOOD POI.ICE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL.REPORTREPORTING AGENT: KARLA SARNACKI CASE NUMBER: 99-38856VICTIM: COI.UMBINE HIGH SCHOOL. OArs OF REPORT: 04·27-99OFFENSE: AOAlCOLUMSINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCEI JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICE

to step up on an officer's back to get out of this window and then were directed by officers where to run to

Paul stated .hewas wearing white shorts, sandals, and wMe T-shrrt He also had long sleeved dark blue

dress shirt on that he took off in Ihe closet and left II there

Detective's signature/number/date Sergeant

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Summary of Statement:

Denver Police DepartmentSTATEMENT

Makirva Statement is:

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I have read the foregoing statement and the facts contained therein are true to the best of my Icnowiedge and belief. ido not meintain that it conteins all of the facts or details of the Incident, but only those facts about which! have beenasiced.

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I have reed the foregoing statement end the facts contained therein are true to the best of my knowledge end belief. Ido not maintain that it contains .U of the facls or details of the incident. but only these facts .belll which I have beenasked.

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t have reed the foregoing statement and the facts contained therein are true to the best of my knOWledge and belief, Ido not meinteln that it contains all of the facts or details of the incident, but only those facts about which I have beenasked.

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I have read the foregoing .tatement and the fact. contained thersin are true to the best ofmy knowledge and belief, Ido not maintain that It contains 8/1 of the facts or detaHtl of the Incident. but only tttos« facts about which 1 have beenasked,

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I neve reed the foregoing stlIrement ""d the facts conteined therein are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Ido not maintain thet it contai1s ail of the facts or details of the incident, but only those facts about which I have beenasked.

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CuNTINUAnON 0!lq,Xlrting Agency Rtp<millg Officer Caw Repon N-u

r'?[;?Pl~ENT y JCSO PETERSON 99·76ZS-MMMM(,)nn~cntlBCas.: Report No Victim Namc Ori!ij~j R,~ Oate- ThisRepotl

COLUMBINE H.S. 07·08·99f- -

"C31ltm X FIRST DEGREE MURDER OtTelU/t~; Oplln X EX(tf/'ti¢rlillly Clfill"$d 0 Recommend Cese: Review 0

R«li.l$$iii.::»iofl 0 C~\:Jr)j,~1 a Uni"lmded 0 Closure a iI

1~:r IQuantiI;' IBrand :-Jam~ I ~n~iQ~ I sm,J No ¥~\~ I Y<1lvt. I Vi.lil.ll:" IItee;:;vere;:! D:lIiMai'l!.

WITNESSES:

NATHAN A. ANEMA. DOBIIO-03-83

6365 West Frost Dr

Littleton. CO 80128

(303) 972·3404

Student-Columbine High School

ROXANE ANEMA

Sameas abo,",

DALEANE'vlA

Sameas above.

Self employed

Work: (303) 972-3404

INVESTIGATION:

On 07-08..99, at about IiOO hours, {responded to 6365 West Frost Drive.to contactNathan Anema. This intervie-w 'Y.as assigned

to me as a follow-up interviewto one that DenverPolice Department Detective R. Polak had conductedwith Nathan Anema

and his mother Roxane Anema on 05·07-99.

Upon arrival at 6365 West Frost Drive,I contacted Nathan Anema andhis mother. Roxane Anema. [asked Nathan to describe

the suspectthat be had seen throw a pipe bombat Columbine High Schoolon 04·20-99, Nathan said this suspect wasa white

male, tall in stature. thin build, wearing a black trench coat that may have been constructed out of canvas or similar material

(Nathansaid be did not believethe trench coat was madeout of leather) and hung to just aboveground level. Nathan said this

suspectwas also wearinga black baseball 0"" that wasworn on hisheadbackwards. Nathansaid he saw this describedsuspect

Officer Signature In.!! ~!.lmbet ::;'uptrviwr Inilials.md Date IAssig;ledTo Pag,: 1

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CONTINUATION 0Re:pcniog -\gelK': R~PQnini Omce- Case Report 'iQ

SUPPLEMENT X JCSO PETERSON 99·762S·MMMMCooneclJng Case ReecrrNo Victim Name Original ~pQl't OM~ This Report

COLUMBINE H.S. 07·08-99l-

X FIRST DEGREE MURDER X 0 Recommend Case: 0. -seeon Offtnllilt Saws: Open Exct9t1<)fIlIli1y Cj.ea«id Review

R«ias,ifrl;3tiol'l 0 Cleared by~ 0 l:nWlIn<kri 0 Closure 0

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remove a pipe bomb from inside of his trench coat jacker, take approximately two steps and then throw the pipe bomb.

I also showed Nathan Anerna sixty photographs in ten photo line up sheets. After looking at the line up sheets. Nathan picked

out two photographs as possible suspects. one was in Line Up #3 WId was photograph #1. This is a photograph of Dylan Klebold

The other possible suspect photograph was in Line Up #7 and was photograph #6. This is a photographO~ Nathan

said he knew who the photograph of Dylan Klebold was. and said he knew Dylan Klebold by name Nathan said the other

photograph he picked out of a line up as a possiblesuspec~hedid not know this person's name He did sa} that

he had seen this person in the hallways of Columbine High School. and remembered this person as wearmg a trench coat. Nathar,

said on 04-CO-99. when he heard that a Trench Coat Maria srudent was responsible tor the shooting at COlumbine High School.

he immediately thought of the person in Line Up =;, photograph ,,6 as the Trench Coat Mafia student This again. is a

photographo~

,oJathan Anema and his mother. Roxane Anerna. were given my business card. They both said they would contact me in the

future. should they learn or remember any information that rna:: be pertinent to this case and this investigation.

The photo line-ups were submitted into JCSO evidence V'UIL

DISPQSITlON: Open. pending further investigation,

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CASE #99-7625REPORTING AGENCY: JCSOREPORTING OFFICER; DEPUTY STEVE LUCIANO S L. .DATE OF TIllS REPORT: 10·21-99CONTROL # 5067

WITNESS:Nathan Anema, DOBllO·3·S36365 W. Frost DriveLittleton, Co. 80218303·972·3404

INVESTIGATION:On 10-12-99 Columbine High School student Nathan Anema was re-interviewed at theJefferson County Sheriff's Office South Sub-Station. His mother, Roxanne Anema, waspresent during the interview,

The purpose of the re-interview was to clairfy Anema's observations during the April20lh

shootings at Columbine High School, specifically the statements made by Anema during~on 7·8-99 with task force investigators. In that interview Anema identified-.ras possibly being the person he saw throw a pipe bomb during the shootingsat Columbine High SChoolon 4-20·99,

Anema told me that he was sitting in the cafeteria at a table near the windows when theshooting started. He wasseated with Brad Miller and Tyler Stark. Anema told me thathe first saw a boy shot in the knee outside the cafeteria windows on the sidewalk. Anemathen saw a male standing near the bottom of the west cement stairs throw what Anemathought was a pipe bomb into the parking lot. Anema described this person as a tallmale, wearing a long black trench coat and a baseball cap on backwards. Anema did notrecall seeing this person with a gun in his hand. Anema stated that he initially thoughtthe person that he saw throwing the pipe bomb was_. He stated that he hadseen_several times at Columbine High~during those times hea1wa~wearing a "German-type" hat on backwards, that was similar to thetype of hat worn by the person who threw the pipe bomb.

Anema stated about two~r the shooting he looked through his highschool yearbook and saw__picture, After~OOkingat the icture, Anemathought that the person he saw throw the pipe bomb w Anerna stated thatit wasapproximately two weeks after the shootings that e t the person hesaw throw the pipe bomb was actually Dylan Klebold and no This wasbased on the media coverage of the shootings.

I then showed Anema a series of three photographs (51·A, 52·A, 53-A) taken from thevideo camera in the cafeteria. After looking at the photographs, Anema positivelyidentified Dylan Klebold as the person he saw throwing the pipe bomb.

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The interview was concluded with no additional concerns in reference to any additionalgunmen involved in the April20dl shootings at Columbine High School.

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ANTONIO. NICKOLAS

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On 05..Q5-99, contact was made with Nicholas Antonio at his residence at 7619 W. Friend Ave., Littleton,CO. He confirmed being a freshman at CHS, and being present at the scnool on 04-20-99. He noted beingpresent in the cafeteria during tst hour (0730·0815) and again during 4'" hour (1015-1100) seated at table"LL". He is assigned to "A" lunch (5'" Hour), and remained seated at this table during this period, where hewas seated with Erica McCluagherty, Drew McCuskay, Ryan Chillell, Candice Cushman and 3-4 otherunknown students.

He first noted begin made aware of trouble when he saw students gathering around the windowsscreaming, and he then saw black smoke outside the west windows of the cafeteria. He ran to the windowsand saw a subject in a white shirt apparently throwing unknown items towards the roof. Shortly thereafterMr. Sanders came running from the area of the teacher lounge, yelling for everyone to "get down". He soonheard what he believed to be gunshots coming from the area of the west door, Students began runningfrom the cafeteria and Antonio fai/owed other students up the stairs to the main floor.

H In down a number of halls, eventually arriving in the auditorium where he exited the school andproceed to leawood Park. While inside the school, he did not confront any gunmen.

Antonio did not see any duffle bags in the cafeteria, nor did he see any suspicious activity while seated inthe cafeteria prior to the initial notifications of trouble in the school.

In addition to his blue backpack with an Air Force Academy Paten, which was left in the cafeteria, he ieft anumber of items, baseball cleats, and other shoes, in his athletic locker, #1

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DenverPolice Department

MetroGangTask Force

Date: 04-29-99

To: Jefferson CountyDistrictAttorneys Office

From: Detective TerryDemmel 78007

Supplementary Report

Ref: Interview of Columbine HighstudentCrystal Archuleta DOB 03-10-82

On04-27·99 at 3:55 P.M. Det,TerryDemrnel 78007, assignedwith the Columbine Task Force, metwithColumbine High School student Crystal Archuleta. Crystals motherwas present duringtheinterview. Crystal reported thatshe went to the school storeto havelunch. Crystal and her friendsAlicia Maes, JeanelleRussell, Alieah Russell and Veronica Nuncio ran outside to the parlcing lot to seeif the girl lyingon the sidewalkwas ok. It wasAnneMarie Hockholter, A female teacheryelled to getdown. They then also noticed a boy thatwas shot laying 10-15 feet away fromAnne Marie. CrystalIayed downwith the injured girl.

Crystal observeda maleparty wearing a trenchcoat,a b_Ckball c turned around backwards, verytall;thatCrystalbelieved to be a student thatshe knew as a Crystal observed the party in thetrench COal throwone pipe bombon thehill abovethe caretena, e did not see the partycarrying agun. The partywas aloneand had no one with him as he then walked up the stairsand into theentrancedoor next to the Library. Whenasked by det. Demmel howshe knewit was_he said thatPerry was pigeon toe'd and that the person waswalkingthat wayand wentu~ a verydistinctpigeon roe'd manner. Crystal attempted to demonstrate the manner. She thought he was wearing tennisshoe's but was not exactlly sure about that.

Crystal remembers seeing an older full sizedark brownpick-uptruckcirclingthe parking lot veryslowly. The truck was described as having a veryloudengine; slowly droveout of the lotapproximately 2 minutes before a Jefferson CountySheriffwearing a yellow 'l-shirt anddrivinga graycar pulled into the parkinglot.

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JEFFBRSON CO!lN'l'Y DISTRICT Al'TORNBY'S OWICE

StlPl?LDlENTAL RJijPOR.'1'

Defendant:

Date:Deputy D.A.:

(Columbine shooting)

050399

Docket Number'Case Number'Investigator:

99A062 (Pl

99-7625

Mike Heylin

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WITNESS:

Crystal Archuleta DOB: 031082

9932 W. Cross Pl.Littleton, CO 80123

303-933-4898

c/o mother; Angie Amaro (no work phone)

-CHS student, having lunch on east window ledge by student store

when shooting began, Saw victim Anne Marie Hochhalter go down

wounded, thought she saw in black trenoh coat withbaokwards ball cap walking up the hill by the stairs when shooting

began, based that I.D. on yearbook photo from 1997

INVESTIGATION:

On May 3, 1999 at 0929

home for an interview.

me the following:

hours I contacted crystal Archuleta at herHer mother was present. Crystal then told

* She is a junior at Columbine High.

* When asked, she did not know Eric Harris or Dylan Klebold. She

said she has never seen them before in school and did not know them

by face or name.

* When asked about

knows a

other trench coat students, she said that

to be one of them. She said it was

she

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_ she saw walking up the hill by the stairs outside the

cafeteria when the shoeting began. She did not know

name prior to the shooting. She said that she locked in her 19517

yearbock and identif~ed him as the trench coat student she has Seen

around school and as the one she saw walking up the hill.

• She described from seeing him in school at times.

She said he is a white male, very tall 'almost 7 feet,' very thin,

with very curly dirty blond or brown hair down to the neck, always

had a black ball cap turned backwards, bad acne, no facial hair,

hair would stick out from under cap, further described as having a

'weird walk' as in being pigeon-toed with long strides. (She was

then shown the color class photograph with Dylan Klebold and Eric

Harris. She said she did not recognize anyone from that photo.

When asked specifically if the photograph of Dylan Klebold could be

the student she saw in schoel at times with the trench coat she said

it _s not.)

• When asked, she did not know a _ or a

• She did say that she knows a girl's r~me who hangs around with

the treneh coat students, Alex Marsh. She does not know her any

further than that.

• When asked, she said she has heard of the, "Trench Coat

Mafia.'

• When asked, she said that she did not see any of the treneh

coat students at school the day of the shooting, other than

believing she saw at the time of the shooting. She

said the treneh coat szudants usually hang around before school in

the small vestibule area at the entrance to the choir room.

* When asked, she said she saw no objects that looked out of

plaee that day in school. When asked specifically, she said she

never saw any duffle bags at school that day.

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* She had chemistry for 4th hour until 11: 10 a. m, She went down

the stairs from the science area and to the student store, "Rebel

Corner." she went by herself and got her lunch. She then joined

some other girls on the east Window ledge that is just south of the

student: store.

• She then had lunch there with; Elisia Maes, AlEda Russell,

Jeanel Russell, and Veronica Nuncia.

• The first thing she noticed was that a girl she saw outside

near the west windows of the cafeteria fell. She thought at first

that this girl fainted because she heard no gunshots. She and her

friends then went out the south entrance to help the girl. At that

time she did not know who that girl was.

• When she got to the girl, she saw a 'pile of blood." She said

the girl had some kind of chest wound. She said an unknown female

teacher then yelled from the west cafeteria door for everyone to get

down.

* She then heard several gunshots. The friends she was with then

ran inside the school. She stayed and laid on the cement ground by

the shooting Victim.

• She then noticed that a "big brown truck" was circling around

the parked cars in the lot and then left. She said the truck was

old and rusted brown. She could not describe it any further and did

not know who was inside.

• She then looked up the hill by the stairs outside the

cafeteria, She said she then saw a brief profile of a male in a

trench coat on the dirt area between the stairs and the school

wall. She said this male turned to his left and walked up the hill

out of sight by the west doors to the school. She said this was the

male she thought was She said lier profile look at

this male waS only for a second Or two. When asked, she said she

did not see the male holding anything. She described that male as

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tall, wearing a black trench coat, a black ball cap on backward.s,

and black warm-up-type pants with black high top tennis shoes.

* She then stayed on the ground

She then learned from the girl

Hochhalter.

and talked

that her

with the wounded

name was Anne

girl.

Marie

* When the male disappeared on top of the hill by the west doors,

she heard more gunshots and heard glass breaking. She thought she

was laying on the ground lS to 20 minutes. She then noticed that

the school police officer was in the parking lot. She thought he

was shooting at the suspect. She said that other cops than showed

up.

* She said that a 'jock" named Nick or Chris Foss then came out

to where she was with the shooting victim. He crawled over to them

and asked if they were okay. He then stood up to aid Floohhalter.

She then heard more gunshots and thought the suspects were shooting

at Foss. She saw Foss spin around, but he was not hit.

'* She then ran to a oop car out west of the hill. She did not

know what happened to Hochhalter. She said several other students

were behind that car. She identified Makai Hall who was wounded,

Austin Eubanks who was wounded, and Crystal Woodman as some of the

students behind the car. She eventually was transported out of that

area by police.

* She thought it was 20 to 25 minutes from the time she first saw

Hochhalter fall to when she got to the cop car.

* During the incident she heard e;x:plosions that sounded both

close and far away.

,~c~c~ed my interview with Crlstal

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CONTINUATION I ;~;~Ag~~y ltep(ll'llng OlllCet " ",

SUPPLEMENT X LOCK 99-7625t.<lllfltellllg ....ase «epon No scum: arneungl1'l!l epc re , non

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ReclassHicalion Cleared by Arrest Unfounded Closure-

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Value 1 Value : 1ValueStolen j Recovered Oamagro

Witness;"rystal Archuleta, DOB: 03/10/829932 W. Cross PlaceLittleton, CO 80123PH: 303-933-4898

Control Number: 5056

Investigation: On 1Q-19-99, I met with Crystal Archuleta and her mother at the Jeffco south sub-stationreference the shooting at Columbine High School on April 20, 1999. I explained to Crystal and her motherthat I needed to re-interview Crystal reference a couple statements she had made in her earlier interview. Iasked Crystal if she recalled speaking with an Investigator earlier reference Columbine High School and shesaid she did. I asked Crystal if she remembers telling that Investigator that she sawel &wearing ablack trench coat, sitting on top of the hill by the stairs near the cafeteria when the shooting began and shesaid yes. she did. I asked if she was sure that it was _ She said that she believes it was. Iasked if she kneww~ was and shesa~d. Crystal said that she has seen..,~roundschoola~ys wearing a black trench coat and black boots and that he wal~n toed. I asked Crystal if the person that she saw on the hill on April 20'h was dressed in the sameat that _ normally wore and she said yes, he was. I asked if he was wearing anything otherthan what~cribed and she said she believes that the person on the hill had possibly Reeboktemis shoes on and had on a baseball cap that had a red letter on the front of it. I asked if she was able totell if itwas_or not and she said that she believed it was him. At this time I brought out photos#51 and 54~stal view them Crystal looked at Dylan Kleibold and said that she believed that isthe person she saw on the top of the hill. Crystal said that when she saw the male on the hill, he did have abaseba~1Icap on but in the pictures there Is no baseball cap. I asked Crystal if It's a possibility that she sawDylan a a She said yes, after looking at the pictures. she does believe that it was Dylanand no I as ed Crystal if she saw anyone else during the shooting at the school and shesaid no, the only one she saw was Dylan Kleibold, whom she believedwa~at the time.

I asked Crystal if there was anything else that she has remembered since her first interview, She said no,that she had laid the first Investigator and me everything that she has recalled of the incident.

At this time the Interview with Crystal and her mother was concluded.

DISPOSITION: OPEN

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CONTINUATION DRe:porti ns: Agency l\cponing Offi<:er Cas«Re;:xlrt No

SUPPLEMENT y JCSO PETERSON 99-762S.EEEEIConnecting Case Report No Vil,:tim Name Origimt Rtport Date This Report:

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ADDITIONAL WITNESSES

JESSICARUTHARZOLA, DOBI2-24-84

6382 W. MORRAINEPL.

LITTLETON, CO 80123

(303)932-7471

STUDENTAT COLUMBINEH.S.

SUSAN ARZOLA

SAME ADDRESSIPHONE AS JESSICA

WORK. COLORADO COMP INSURANCE

720 S. COLORADO BLVD.

DENVER, CO 80246

303)973·7771

GREGORYARZOLA

SAMEADDRESS/PHONE AS JESSICA

WORK: SAFEWAY INC

7500 S. PIERCE ST

LITTLETON, CO 80123

(303)979-6770

INVESTIGATION

On6·28-99.1 wasassigned to interviewwitnessJessicaArzolawhois a student at ColumbineHigh School. This interview was

in referenceto her fifth hour keyboard class at Columbine High Schoolon 4-20-99.

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SUPPLEMENT V JCSO PETERSON 99-7625-£E£EC-onl'let1Wg Ctie Report No. YiGti:m Name Original Rcp;m DId¢ This Report

COLUMBINE B.S. 6-30-99«;.a.tllm X IIMURDER otftflM' Swua: Opetl X E~ptionally~ 0 Re.:::otiuil.cm! CA!lc: Review 0

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On6-30-99, at about 1130 hours, I contacted JessicaArzola byphone. Jessicatold meon 4-20-99 she was unable to attend her

fifth hourkeyboardclass that was scheduledto befrom 1220hours until 1310 hours on that dale, Jessica saidthe reason she

wasunable10 attendthiskeyboardclasswasdue to the factshe washidingin her science roomduringtileshooting onthat date

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION See control #3764forcomplete interview of Jessica Arzola.

DISPOSITION Open, pendingfurther investigation.

VICTIM :tiER-VICSsJC.o01· 002380

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CONTINUATION 0Reporting _'l' Rr:porting Officm Case RcponNo

SUPPLEMENT y JCSO PETERSON 99-7625-CCCC-Col'll't¢Cling CaseRJ':jXJr't No, Vi¢tim NUl~ OriginalRepon: Date This Rtt'Ort

COLUMBINE 06-36-99- X FIRST DEGREE MURDER X, wien ~SIatt.l1:Open E~iOntllyCl~ 0 R~ommend cast: Review oR~.!UI!ka<iQl'I 0 C~byAtm( 0 Ul'ltGlU'lded 0 CIQStl~ 0

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WITNESSES:

JESSICA RUTHARZOLA,ooB/02-24-84

6362 West Morraine PI.

Littleton, CO 80123

303-932-7471

Student-Columbine High School

SUSANARZOLA

Same as above,

Work: ColoradoComp. Insurance

110 SouthColoradoBlvd.

Denver, CO 80246

303-973-1111

GREGORY ARZOLA

Same as above.

Work: Safeway. Inc.

7500 South Pierce St.

Littleton, CO 80123

303-979-6170

INVESIIGATlON:

On June 30. 1999, at about 1130 hours. I contacted Jessica Arzolaby telephonewho is a student at Columbine HighSchool

I contactedher in reference to interviewing her about the shootingthat occurredat Columbine High Schoolon 04-20-99.

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CONTINUATION 0ReportIng Agency Reporting Officcr Case ReportNo

SUPPLEMENT X JCSO PETERSON 99-7625-CCCCI Connecting CaseRepon :-.so Victim Name Original Report Date This Report

I COLUMBINE 06-30-99L-l c .iltiml: X FIRST DEGREE MURDER Off~SW\J$: ~ X bcqnimilllly C!1I$J'Cd o Retommcnd Case: Review c

Reclu.s,ific.luior. o Cl.,m hy "t.m11 0 "m_ o Closure o

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Jessica Arzolasaidon 04-20-99at about 0720 hours,she arrivedat Columbine High School for her classes. with her sister Sarah

Arzola. Jessica said she entered Columbine High School through the main doors on the east side of the school where the

administrative offices are located. Jessie. said she walkeddown the hallway to her choir class, which is near the top of the

stairway that leads down into the cafeteria/commons area. Jessica said her choir class started at 0730 hours on 04..20~9Q and

lasted unlil 0820. She said while walking to thischoir class. she did not see any unusual people or Items. Jessicasaid she went

to her Language A11S class next which is also on the upperlevelof theschooland in the math hallway, Jessicasaid this Language

A11S class started at 0825 got out at 0915. Jessica said after her Language A11S class, she went to her third hour class. which is

math andsaid this class lastedfrom 0920to 1010hours on04-20-99. Shesaid whenshe lefther mathclassshe went to her fourth

hour gym class that is on the upper level of ColumbmeHighSchool. This class began at 1020and Jessica said her class went

outside ttl play flag football. She said they went outsideto the fieldthat isJUS! west of the cafeteria windows and doors, Jessica

did not recall anything suspicious or any suspiciouspeopleor items during this gymclass while they were playing football near

the cafeteria Jessicasaid she got ourof the gymclassearly afterchanging back into ttl her civilianclothes. She said she got out

at about I lOO hourson 04-20-99. Jessica said she walked fromthe gymclass, down the stairwayfromthe upper levelofthe high

school to the lower level. and into the cafeteria/commons area. Jessicasaid it rookher an estimatedseven minutes to make this

walk. andto arrive in the cafeteria, Jessica said she went to a tablein thecafeteria that is located very close to the bottom of the

stairway and to the right as she was going downstairs. Jessica said 'he goes to the same table every day. and told me it is the

second table from the stairway after she rums ttl her right at the bottomof the stairs. Jessica said she had several friends at the

table that she was talking to. These friends are Matt Bruce.Ben Schumann. Andrea Elsner, Amber Rosena, Heather Whaling.

and possibly another female student whom she only knowsas Candace. Jessica said while she was seatedat this table, she was

facing the servingline, which wouldbe in a northwestdirection from herseat Jessica said Ben Schumannwent to getsomethmg

to eat at the serving line. and as he returned, Jessica said she saw several students looking out of the west cafeteria windows

toward the outsideof the school. Jessica said approximately two minute, later, a student whom she knows as Chris Markham

yelled at everybody in the cafeteria to get down on the floor. and said this was because somebody had a gun. Jessica said she

got down onto the floor for approximately fifteensecondsand saidshe heard two gunshots during this time period. Jessicasaid

she may have seen"twO flashes" from outsideof thecafeteriawindows, The studentsthat were standingat the west sidecafeteria

windows then yelled at everybody in the cafeteria to run. Jessica said she got up off the floor and ran up the stairway to the

-econd levelof'Cotumbine High School, whereshe saidshe hid in the first classroomshe could find. Jessicasaid whileshe was

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SUPPLEMENT ¥ JCW PETERSON 99·7625-CCCCC:onnectin~Case Report No. VittimNa:M Orij:inal R.eport Oau: This Report

COLUMBINE 06-30-99l-

X FIRST DEGREE MURDER O~SW\lS~ ~ X oC ;'u10l'l 2xc~riona.lly Clear'lt.:± R<1:l;ommelld Case: Revieu. D

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running up the stairway, she heardapproximately ninemoregunshots thatsounded liketheywerecorning fromjust inside of the

cafeteria doorlocated nearthe faculty lounge. Jessica saidshedidnot turn around and look, butjust keptrunning up thestairway.

Theclassroom thatJessicaran into wasascience roomthathada female teacher(nameunknown) insideof it, Jessica saidonce

she was insidethe scienceclassroom, shehid in a storage roomthat is inside the science classroom. Jessicasaidshewashiding

in the storage roomwith fourother students, whoshe onlyknows as Nicole, Mary,Annette,and Andrea(last names unknown).

Jessica said they hid between some shelves in thestorage room, and listened to gunshots outsideof the room. Shealsosaid they

prayed. Jessica said that while siltingand hiding in thestorage room, sheheard approximately thirty more gunshots and three

explosions. Jessicasaid the first of these thirtygunshots sounded likethey werecoming fromjust outsideof the science room

theywerehiding in.andthen the gunshots began sounding liketheywerebeingshot from fartherand farther awayfrom Jessicas

location as theseshotscontinued. Jessicasaid in theclassroom nextto thestorage room that she was hiding in, she"heardabout

threebumping noises,"thatsounded liketo hersomething was bumping intothe wallbetween these tworooms. Jessica saidthis

lasted onlyfora few seconds and thenthe noisedisappeared. Jessica saidshestayedwiththe otherstudents hiding in the storage

room forapproximately threehours, and thentheywentinto oneofthescience classrooms forapproximately another hourbefore

SWATrescued them. Jessica said SWATmembers searchedthem and them escorted them out of Columbine High School.

through theSocialStudies halldoor. Thisis where Jessica saidtheyexitedthe highschool. Jessicaalsosaidsheeventually made

it to Leawood Elementary Schoolafter beingchauffeured there in a bus.

Jessicasaid that she did not see any duffle hags or propane tanks suchas the ones that were later recovered in the Columbine

HighSchool cafeteria, eitherpriorto or during theshooting on04-20-99. Jessica saidshehas not beardaboutanyothersuspects

who may have been involved in the shooting. She also told me she has not heard of anybody who may be manufacturing

explosive devicesand/or possessing or sellingfirearms.

Jessica said on 04-20-99 whenshe ran out of the Columbine HighSchool cafeteria, she lefther backpackand its contents next

to thetableshehadselected to sit at earlier. while in thecafeteria, Jessica saidshehas sincerecovered thebackpack andcontents.

Jessica saidshedid nothavemuch information In reference to the Trench CoatMafia or the TrenchCoatMafia students. Jessica

<aid prior to the shooting on 04-10-99. she had heardof the name Dylan Klebold, however, at that time she would have not

OtfJAna~reUn!l Nl.lm~r Super.iscr InitialsandDaie IAsslgnedLO Page' •

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SUPPLEMENT X JCSO PETERSON 99-162S-eCCCCon:rll::cti'.ng CaseR'Cj)Ort No Victim Name OrigitW Report Dare ThisReport

COLUMBINE 06·30-99- X FIRSTDEGREE MURDER Xc ;l!t:cn ~StWJ: Open Exc~;lIionatl)' !;1eanld 0 Recemtnend Case: Review 0

~fK'atjQn 0 Cl~ by AtTtft 0 tJl'lfi:l~ 0 Closure 0

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known who Dylan Klebold was by sight. Jessica said she never heard of the name Eric Harris. She also said she had seen

students in the hallways of Columbine HighSchool thatsheassumed wereTrenchCoat Mafiastudentsby the way theydressed.

Jessicasaidas she recalled, these studentsdressed Inblackclothing, and one worea beret. Jessicasaid she did not recall seeing

anyofthe TrenchCoat Mafia studentsgatherunderneath the stairway In the cafeteria/commons area ofthe high school Jessica

said she did not rememberseeing any of the Trench CoatMafia students at Columbine High School on 04-20-99

Jessica Arzolasaidshedoesnot knowof anybody whohasa double pierced eyebrow. She saidshe did notsee what the"Thought

of the Day" was for 04-20·99, that was on the Rebel News Network (RNN). Jessica said nobody pays any attention to the

"thought of the Day" anyway when it is being broadcasted duringsecondhourclasses.

Jessica Arzolatold me that at no time on 04·20·99 during the shooting, did she see any of the shooters and/or suspects.

1 askedJessicaArzolahow she has beendoing since the Incident. She saidduringthe first couple of weeks after the shooting,

she had some rough times and had a hardtimesteeping at other times. Jessica said ihat she has seen counselors throughher

church. as have her other family members, I gave Jessica my nameand phonenumber and asked her to contact me If she or

anybody in her family wished to talk with a 1.es.o. Victim Advocate in the future. I told her I would make the necessary

arrangements for her at that time.

DISPOSITION: Case remainsopen, pendingfurther investigation.

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I have read tn« foregoing statement and the facts contained therein are true to the best of my knew/edge and belief. Ic/onot maintain that it contains all of the facts or details of the incident. but only those facts about which 1have been.sked.

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** UPDATED APRIL 28, 1999 **TEAM FOUR INTERVIEW GUIDELINEMINIMAL QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED

1. Didyouever see th. rwe larg. duff.l bags ill tile cafeteria1A.V

2. Didyousee llllYO'" eatryiIlg or ill tile possessionof those dnff!o~"S, at a previous Wne ?

3. Didyou seeEric Han:is or DylanKlebold eitheron Monday ofTuesday1 What were theydoing?Wlm did tIleysay? Were they with aayeoe else? .A-<O

4. Did you "",ve an>:!~~.,JlI.Je~ or allyw!lere else ill tile school?

5. ~~ere~in th. cafeteria 1 Where were yousitting?

6. Didyou seeor laIkto anyof tfle TrencbCOat Mafia !llelllllel:l! on Motlday? Tuesday? How about tileprior week or weelteud ? A4?

10.~ Wne did you enterthe cofereria ? Where did youcome from (Q~to til. <::liereria) ?jJ'/Z-/J.?;S, c.,g~~ .,.--=- e.t:-P.::><>

11. Haveth.m markwhom theywomsitting, their roUllO OUt of the building and whom they wom with (Iflteown) ?

12, How didyou.>::it th. building? Where did you gowhenyougo, out andwhat did you seeon theoutside of thebuilding?

13. Do you usetile Intemet1 If so, what is your screen~1 Do youhave anICQ (aka; [ seekyou Isimilat!oacllatline) ,,"coun,1 /.J'.,t?6I!. /"1~;/&€,;ec~AC'1­

A.Q.:i:-t:-a A~14. Do youknow anybodywith a "double pier<:ed eyebrc..... ?

;VO15. Did you seeor baar anyunusual announc.ments prior to the shootings? 00 you know what the

"Though' of the day was" overtheRebel News NetWOIt (I<.NN) 1~<f!1''- ~ ,-,~ ......y &:;v,v:--.... ~ .tJ;")I:!>' ~r~S~

16. Canyou provide any furtIlet information on tile members of th. TrenchCoatMati. ?

17. Asktile pamlts If thekids havetoldthem anytbitlgelse' Different 1

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Offanu: MURDERVio.i., R-1 SCHOOLS~.nt.~ 1455 L61&, ftI8ILi\..1:Brnv As" 11'3 T'INe'f"'Y..:571::'ffc::5

POL ICE DEPARTMENT

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ASSOCIATED CASE NUMBERS:

Sl:J'PPLIl:KENT

Jefferson County Sheriffs C.R.: 99-7625FBI Control Number: 174A-DIV-57419

SUBJECT: BAKER, Natalie RaeDOB: 12/24/82

5123 South Cody CourtLittleton, CO.(303) 978-0293PARENT:Deborah Baker

OBSERVATION / INVESTIGATION:

On April 27, 1999 I was assigned to interview Natalie Baker a studentat Columbine High School and possibly was in the cafeteria during theshooting.

On April 27th at 1620 hours I arrived at 5123 S. Cody Ct. and didinterview Natalie Baker. Also present during this time was a friend ofNatalie who identified herself as AShley Egeland. Ashley is also a studentat Columbine High School and was in school at the time of the shooting.

Natalie confirmed that she was in the cafeteria when the shootingbroke out. She advised that she was sitting at the table identified as"V" on the diagram labled BAKER. She continued to say that she was sittingwith Marni McCellen, Jennie POllock, and Bae Gattont. Natalie relatedthat she had placed her back pack under her chair. Natalie aovised she hada black Jan Sport pack, and that it containeo her make up and glasses. Shecontinued to say that at about 11:20AM she noticed a janitor running backand forth and heard him say "they had guns". At this point a teacherordered everyone in the cafeteria to get under the tables and stay down.Natalie reported that there were shots, and while she was hidding under thetable she noticed a male subject standing in the hall infront of thestudent store near the south-east corner of the cafeteria. She continuedto say that this subject was wearing a black trench ccat but she could notsay whether this person was armed. She did say that she did not obse~ve

this subject fire any shots. After a while she reported that she alongwith a large group of students ran up the stairs that lead to the mainlevel south hall and ran out of the school by way of the main enterance ofthe school. Natalie said that the group ran across S. Pierce Street to a

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parK on the east side of Pierce Street where they stopped. While they werein the park a teacher told them to get down that they (suspects) werecoming. However nothing else happened.

Natalie repOrted that she did not observe any type of large duffle orgym type bag in the cafeteria when she arrived nor did she see anyonecarry such an item into the cafeteria while she was there. She continuedto say that she did not know the person see saw at the cafeteria enterancenear the student store. Natalie reported that she had heard the subject atthe south-east enterance to the cafeteria said "anyone wearing a white hatis gona die" but she did not hear this herself. Natalie stated that shehad heard nothing about the incident before it occurred. Natalie said thatshe knew nothing about anyone bringing guns or bombs into school, nor hadshe heard anything about anyone maKing bombs (at this point Natalieglances at Egeland). Natalie continued to say that she does not knowanyone associated with the Trench COat Mafia other than seeing them inschool. At the end of the inter~iew with Natalie, Deborah Baker said toAshley "you SaW them didn't you". Ashley acknowledged that she had seentwo of the shooters so I began an interview with Ashley (refer to reportabout the interview with Ashley for details). The interview concluded at1705 hours.

I spoke to Deborah Baker on April 28th by phone. She reported thatNatalie had told her when she pick Natalie up, after the incident, thatthere had been possibly two other shooters other than Harris and Klebold,but Natalie did not Know them. She continued to say that what Natalie hadtold me was the same that had been related to her. Ms. Baker also statedthat the statement made by Ashley Egeland was the same thing that she hadbeen told by Ashley and that she had cautioned Ashley that before sherepeated the story that she (Ashley) should be darn Sure it was true sinceit was a very serious accusation.

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Oft,nae , HOMICIDEVictim, SCOTT""M" 1173 STEFFES, TIMOTHY,"V ..e.. 1197 GIRSON

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Jefferson County Sheriffs Office C.R,: 99-7625FBI control number: 174A-DIV-57419

Eaker} Natalie RaeDOB: 12/24/825123 South Cody CourtLittleton, CO. 80123(303) 794-7900 (mother's work number)

OBSERVATION / INVESTIGATION:

On May 4. 1999 I received a request to re-interview Natalie Bakerabout her being in the cafeteria during fourth period, the period beforelunch, and seeing any dUffel bags in the cafeteria at this time. On May12th I contacted Natalie'S mother, Deborah Baker, and made an appointmentto talk with Natalie on May 13th at 0700.

On May 13, 1999 at Q705 hours I went to 5123 South Cody Court andspoke to Natalie. Natalie said that she was in the oafeteria during fourthperiod, and this was her free pe.iod. She adVised that she was sitting atthe same table she occupied during lunch. She continued to say that shedoes not recall seeing either a o.ange or blue duffel bag on the floor anyplace in the oafeteria while she was there. Natalie advised that she wasnot looking for such a bag so she probably would not have notice one, Shestated that nO one carried an orange or blue duffel bag into the cafeteriawhile she was there during fourth period.

The interview concluded at 0715 hours.

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SUPPI EMENT x JCSO LOCK 99-7625\..O!VIec:rmg l"Ule l(epQl'l NO ,cum (arne nt'1'lll 'J'Un ~.. IS .... /"O

-a;; ~"'\;ltionTOWNSEND 4/28199

><HOMICIDE Offt'l"l$e'StaM: Open X E~ooaHy Cleared R.ecommend Ease: Review

R" ,deaden Cleared by A'l'te$l Unfounded Closure

ttml"J I I~~ption ISerialNoValue IValue IValue

No Brand Name S._ Recovered Damaged

WITNESS:BANE, KELSEY, 006/07-24-835390 SOUTH GARLAND WAYUTILETON, CO 80123PH: 303-978-9511

CONTROL NUMBER: DN1016

INVESTIGATION:On 4-28-99, I metwith Kelsey Bane at her residence, with her mother present. This meeting was inreference to the shooting at Columbine High School. I at first showed Kelsey a sketchof the cafeteria areaat Columbine High School and asked if she couldmarkon the sketch where she was sitting at the time ofthe shooting, Kelsey said that she was not really sitting at a table, but was standing next to one, The areashe showed on the sketch did not have a table, so she showed me where to draw in a table and she placedan "X' where she had been standing. I asked Kelsey to explain to me what had happened that morning,Kel$O", said that shewas standing at the table talking to a friendof hers, Sara Schweltzberger. Kelseysaidwh alking to Sara the cafeteria became very quietand everyone began getting underneath the tables.Kelsey said she heard someone say "He has a gun". Kelsey said she heard someoneelse say "He justshot someone". I asked Kelsey if she knew who the person was who said that and she said no, the personwas about 10 feet behind her, but shedidn't know who it was, I asked Kelsey if she heard any gun.shotsand she said no, she did not. I asked if she heard any explosions of any type and she said once she wasoutside she did hear explosions, possible two of them, I asked Kelsey what happened after she heard thisperson comment about someone getting shot, and she saideveryone then got up and left the cafeteria,Shesaid she went to the elevator area andthen exited through a door that leads to the auditorium. Kelseysaid that she ran through the auditorium to Mr. Andre, Sr., whowas at the front of the auditorium and askedhowto get out. Mr. Andre was telling everyone to go up the stairway to the main hallway, Kelsey said shewentto the hallwayand by the counselor's officeand out the door by the weight room, which leads outside,Kelsey said that she ran by the tennis court and the baseball field and then went to Clement Park, KelseysaId while she was at Clement Park, she met up with a friend of hers, Sarah Arzola. Kelsey said that whiletalking to Sarah, she saw a White male in the parkwho was laughing, Kelsey said Sarah asked the malewhy he was laughing and the male said "You mind your business, and I'll mind mine". I asked Kelsey if sheknewwho this male was and she said, "No", I asked her if she could describethe male to me and she saidthat he was very thin as if he was a "doper", She said he was about5'5" to 5'6" tall, dark hair, with a cleanhaircut, She said it was short, but not stragiey, She said he had no facial hair, nor glasses, I asked whattype of clothing he had on and Kelseysaid "darkclothing", but she couldn't remember what kind of pants,but she remembers they were "dark", I asked what type of shirt this male had on and Kelsey said "a darktee shirt",

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TOWNSEND 4128/99Cl'" ';;cation XHOMIClDE

Offense Status: Open X Exceptlonaily Cleared Recommend case: Rt'o'lew

R, ,ificatloo Cleano:d by i\,rml Unfounded Closure

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No BrandName Stolen Recovered Damaged

I asked Kelsey if she kneweither Dylanor Ericand she said no, she'd heard of them through school, but didnol knowthem. I asked Kelsey if she knew any of Ihe Trench Coal Mafiaand she said she knew some fromlast yearwho hed gradualed. She says she knows Joe Stair, and believes he is the leader of the TrenchCoal Mafia. I asked if she had seen Joe in the areaof the school on eitherMondayor Tuesdayand shesaid that she had heard through friends that Joewas in the ansa of the Columbine Libraryon Tuesdayafternoon, but she did not know if he'd been there before. I asked Kelsey if she knew any other membersand she said she knew Brian Sargent, who does not attend school this year. Kelsey said thet Brian and Joeare alwaysseentogether and thai most of the time when she sees Brian, he's wearing a white shirt, butshe's never seen him In a trench coat.

I asked Kelsey what time her lunch started. She said approximately 11:15. I asked what class she wascoming from and she said that she had just left Choirand hadto walk to her locker beforeenteringthe lunchroom. I asked Kelsey what type of clothing shewas wearing thatday and she said she had on Khaki pantsand a black tank top. I asked Kelsey if she had left any property in the cateterta and she said she left ablack EddieBauer backpack with her books. a day planner, some lotionand a supplybag in it. I askedKelsey if she had seen anything out of the ordinary in thecafeteria when she was there. She said, no, shedid not. I asked if she remembered seeing any largeduffle bags that did not appearto fit in the cafeteriasu Jndings, She said no, she did not. I asked Kelsey ifshe remembered seeing any of the shooters atthe schoolor anyone with any of the bombs in the scnool, She said no, she did not see anyone. She justheardapproximately two explosions once she was outside the school. Kelsey said Ihat she did hear later inthe weekthat the members of the Tnsnch Coat Mafiaat Chatfield did not go 10 school on Tuesday, but shedoes not know if that's corrector not.

I asked Kelsey if therewas any further information that she could remember about that day, She said no,not at this time, but she wiillook through her year book and see if she can identify the mate that waslaughing in the Park. I gave Kelseymy business card and asked that she cail me with that Information,

DISPOSITION: Open,

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,,(. p ~-.::::: ""!-t:'~p1emental ReportKWi::~j1, 99-7425 1 FBI174A·DN·57419 I CONTROL NUMBER: 2579.• In_gator Dan Pl'anm,.,5Iiel1 WestMetroFire1303-989-4307 Extension 530

OnMay3, 19991 was assipleda follcw up intmiew with Kelsey Bane. 1 made telephoae conlllCtwithMs. Baneat"bout 0830 bOIlB andsheinfOmloO methata member of thotask force badrecently contactedber. Sbe statoO that sbewas shown a dillg1'1.ll1 of thecafeteria andgave a detailed statementat that time.

I researched Ms.Bane" name in theRapid Stan lnformatioo Control Systemandlocated a duplicate leadassigned toLonnie Lock aCSO). I spoke withLock who stated thathe has completed thatinterview andthatKelsey Bane did notaeed to bere-contacted at thistime.

Pleaseseedetailed interview assiploO to Control Number 1016(Le<:k, Lonnie I leSOl.

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