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SL'1'PLL'I<lEXl' REPORT
DATE 05125199 CASE REPORT. 99A062

CONECTING CR' lCSO99·76<5 JNVESTIGATOR: G II MUMMA

CO~TROL.mo

St,UECT:
Brandon Scott McCaslio 008030982
6370 W. DaVId Dr. LitllelO1l, Co WI23 303-973 2004
ColulllbUlC Higll Scbccl

l>!otller: Ciody l>!cCasIill

Father: Robbie McCaslin

OBSERVATIONf!NYESTIGATION;
00 052-i99 l ccmacted Branden at home by poone. where r told tum that 1 !JeIClded to ask him sev.ml
questions about We shooting. Bl'aDoon slatedtbat be would be llappy to help. 1askedBrandon if he could
teU mewaeee b.e was dunng Sitbcur. BraPcion Staled that be was sitting in the ca£ctl:ti& at the bottom of the
stain reading a boOk, whenbe heard a loud e:<plosiotllO the parking Jor:. men he saw a hooch ofk1ds sran
C"lJllnin~ Brandon stated that Ile got scaredaod randown the language arts hall and OUt oneof tbe doors on
tI.w south side then he ran over to Leawood park. thenhe we~t home. [asked Brandon it be badseen either
of the gunmen.but he replied "no l JUSt got sc:~ aDd ran"

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ASSOCIATED CASE REPORT NUMBERS,

JefferSon couney Sheriffs C,R.: 99-7625
FBI oontrol number, 174A-DIV-57419
SUIlJ'ECT: McCLAUGHllR'!"l, Erica Ielee
DaB: 07/08/94
7224 West Fortland Ave,
Littleton, co. 80123
(3031 972-7485
PARENT:
MOTHER: Renee MCClaugherty
OaSERVATION / INVESTIGATION:
On May 3, 1999 I was assigned an interview with Columbine High School
studene, Erica McClaugherty, Brica MCClaugherty was poSSiDly in the
cafeeeria at the time Of the shootings, I contacted Renee McClaugherty,
Erica's mOther, and made an appointment for an interview for May 10th at
10:00AM,
On May lOth at 0950 I arrived at 7224 West Fortland Avenue, and
contacted Erica McClaugherty,
Erica confirmed that she is a student at Columbine High School, in the
9th grade, and that she was in the cafeteria ae the time of the
shootings, Erica related that she arrived in the cafeteria at ADout
11:00AM, and was sitting at the table identified as ffKKff, She said that
she was sitting with: Nick Antonio
Candice Cushman
Lindsey Doweling
Julie McGinley
Erica advised that she was one of the first people in the
cafeteria. and when she got there she did not see anything like a large
duffel type bag on the floor, She continued to say that while she was in
the cafeteria she did not See anyone carry such a bag into the cafeteria,
Erica continued to say that her first indication that there was
troUble was when Mr, Sanders came r~ng by telling everyone to get under
the tADle, and the people along the windows began to dive under the
tables, Erica said that she got under the table and stayed there until the
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people near the windows got up and began running up the stairs. She saict
that at this cime she got up and ran into the choir room. She advised
that she went through the upper level of the auditorium and into the north
main level hall. From there she went through a hall along the east Slde
of the gym and exited the SChool building on the north side. She
continued to say she ran across the open area on the north side of the
school to the cennis courts where she and other students put tables
against the fence and climbed over. From there she ran to South Pierce
Street and Sowels Avenue, and from there she went to Candice Cushman's
hOUSE!.
Erica reported thac while she was in the north hall she heard shots
coming from behind her (west). Erica advised that she did not sea who was
shooting. She further advised that she did not see anyone with guns while
she was leaving the school Or hafore the Shooting started. Erica advised
that she noticed while she was in the north hall way that the glass in the
windows in the office area was broken.
Erica reported that she does not personally know anyone associated
with the Trench Coat Mafia. and she has had no dealings with any of its
members. She continued tc say that nOne of her friends are associaced
with the group. She advised that she does not know either Eric Harris Or
Oylan Klebold. Erica advised that she did net know the names that Harris
of Kleoold were using on the internet.
Erica reported that she had heard nothing about shootings before they
occurred.
Erica advised that she had left her back pack in the cafeteria, and
described it as a Black "County Seat". She said the pack contained a
camera and binders. Erica did not know the make of the camera.
Erica could provide no further information and the inte~ew concluded
at 1020.

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 JEPFERSON COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNBY'S OPPICE

Oefe:ndant: HARRI SI Kl.EBOLD

Date: MAY 11, 1999 Calle N'uml>er: 119A062
Oepuey 0 .A. : Invelltigator: DOYLE, PJ
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Reponing investigator. s. J. Doyle, is a commissioned peace

officer employed by the Districe Attorney in ehe First Judidal
District serving Jeffenon and Gilpin Counties. I am currently
assigned to assist in interviewing witnesses from Columbine High
School,

On May 10. 19911 I spoke with Andrew (Drew] William MCCuskey, a

freshman.
5804 w. Leawod ~rive
Littleton, CO a0123
303 730 -0463
Mom, Barb work: 969-5223
Dad, John work: 537-3745
Dad at home: 798-1964

Both of Drew'S parents were present.

Drew said ehat he was in school all day. His 2nd hour is off,
and he wene to the "'afeteria. He saw nothing unusual at t.hat time.
His second hour is from 8:25 to 9:20. He said that he was with
friends at table JJ:

Ben Johnson, 7410 $. Webster St., Litt.leton 80123 734-1109 Parents

ar.. Ben Johnson Sr. ancl his 1llOtll or step mom 15 Luoy Doherty
Matt. Friend, 5764 S. Everett Way, Littleton 80123 933-1802 Parents
are Robert. and Barbara Friend

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Max Anderson, 8080 W, Fremont Ave., Littleton 80123 904-2679 Mother
is Laura.
Jeff Morroni

Drew went back to the cafeteria for Lunch at about U: 15.

didn't get hie food. He sat at table LL, he thinks. He sat with:

Nick Antonio, 978-0.39, 7619 W. friend Ave., Littleton 80123 Dad is

Greg (Tonyl Mom is Janet
Candice Cushman, 5855 W. Leawood Dri,... , Littleton 80123, 794-9376
Pa~ents are Bill and Barb.
Ryan Chilalli, 8121 S. Lamar Stre"t, Littleton 80123 979-7727.
This may be his dad's office phone. Dad is Robert. Mom is Jacualine
and Erica McClaugherty 974-7485. There may have been a couple of
other people there, but he didn't remember who they were.

Prew said that some people had eaten, and they were just
sitting there talking. He did'" t hear anything. He said that all
of a sudden, t.here was a big hush over the cafeteria and everyone
dove under tables. Then, he saw a janitor and Mr. Sanders telling
everyone to get down. He got down. H" didn't know what was going
on. The janitor ran. from the: ea.st:: end of the serving line. running
south..

Drew said that it seemed like around table M, people st.arted

running toward the stairs and the student store area. Once they got
up, everyone got up and ran.

Drew ran to the railing by the stair and dov" ~er one of the
railings. On the aacond tier, he heard gun shots ooming frcm
somewhere inside the cafeteria, He heard a boom. He heard several
quick bangs. He has done target shooting with a .22 ~~d a shotgun.
He said that the shots sounded like they had .mor" pololer than a .22
rifle. Me heard two shots. He heard one of the shots while an the
tier and the next one while he was on the third tier. He said that
both of the shoes sounded like they were coming from th" same area.
He di~~'t hear anything else from the cafeteria,

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opposite way of the library and out the front door past the choir
room.

Drew said that while he was running, he saw shoes and pager a on
the ground. He aaw a couple of people tripping and falling.
Everybody waa acreaming. He didn't know for sure, but he thought he
heard a gunshot or an ..xplosion while h.. was running. He d~dn' t
remember any" odors and saw no smoke. When he: was running he didn I t f

see anyone with a gun or shooting, and he saw no explosiv..s.

Drew saw someone in a red ca~ asking going on.

whae was
someone ",lae said that there had been a shooting inside the .chool.
He thinks that one guy in th.. car might hava b.... n Tyler Jackman.
This car was red, a Mustang, older, maybe 1980'.. He rememb.. r.
seeing Tyler later at the park and saw the car. He didn't remember
what Tyler was wearing. He didn't remember if he saW Tyler at
school that day.

Drew said that he knew Bric Harris from classes. He said that
he'd seen Dylan at sohool, but saw neither Dylan or Sric the day of
the shooting. He aaid that Dylan al",ays wore a black Soston Red
socks hat, backward.

Drew said that there was another ~~y that wore a trench coat.
He didn't know this guy's name, cut described him at wearing a dark
color..d baret, dark glasses. having a pale face, thinks he has
blonde hair and a smooth face with no acne. This guy would
sometimes wear a German shirt. (a black tee shirt with German
writing on it.) Drew didn't remember seeing this guy at school the
day of thl! shooting.

Drew had left his red and black Jansport backpaok in the
cafeteria. He'd been wearing j eana, and a navy blue Old Navy
ahirt. Inside his back pack were flimsy binders with labels tllat
say ",hat it is and sOme math books.
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and did not see the .hooter(s) .

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ASSCC~A7ED CASE REPORT WJMEERS:

S:fferscn Cou~ty Sheriffs C,R.· 99-7625
FEr co~:rol ~umber; 174A-DIV-S74:S
MCGI~~EYt Jul~e Rae
DOE: 09/30/83
9563 W. Prentice Ave.
13031 973 0301;

MCTHER: Susan McGinley

~A7HER: 7homas McGinley

~3SERVAT:ON I IN'~ST!GATION:

Cr. May 3, 1999 I was aSS~9nec an interview with Columbine H:g~ Sc~oc:
s:ucenc, Julie McGinley. McGinley ¥as possibly in the caieteria ac :he
Clme ~: the shooting r contacted Susan McGLnley anQ made an a~po~~:~enc
for an in~er/iew for May 10th at :::OOAM.
On May 10th at lO:45AM ! ar=lved at 9663 Wese Prencice Avenu~ :0
i~te~,:ew Julie McGinlev. Juli~ adv~sed that he is a 5tudenc ac Colu~ine
~igh School, in the 9th~grade, and that she was in the cafe~eria on April
20ch She said chat she arrived i~ the cafeeerla at about 11,lO~~, and was
seated at t~e table idenclfed as n::H. She seaeed thac she was s~c:lng
wi:h che following people:
Lindsey Dowelling
Erica McClaught~ry
Kaeherine Sloan
Nick Antonio
Julie reportsd that she had been in the cafeteria about ten minutes
when t~e people in the north~west corner of the room, along the windows,
gee ~hder ~he tables. At about this same cime the janitors and Coach
Sance~s came throu9h the area telli~g everyone to take cover under the
:ab:as. Julie said that she ran to the stairs at the eas~ end of the
cafetsria anc up the stairs into the sauth hall. From there she ran east
in t~a south hall and out of the building by way of the east doors near ~he
math rooms, Julie said that she went to Lindsey Blair1s hOU~S afcer
leavi~g che school. Julie advised that she heard four CO five shoes while
she was in ehe south hall. Julie reported that she did noe she who was
doing the shooting. She also said that she had net obse~~ed anyone wich

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gu~s either befor~ or after the shooting, Julie also stated chat she d~d
~ot see ar~ything like a large duf=el bag :n che cafecerta when she a~~i~:~,
~o~ di~ she see anyone bring such a bag into the cafeteria while she was
there,
Julie adv~sed tnac she does not know either Dylan Klebcld or Er:c
ha~=~s She said :hat she does noe know any members of the Trsnch C~ac
Ma:ia and ~one of her friends ars associated with the group or i:5 members
Julie is not, personally, aware c: the names that Harris and Klebold wer:
using on the internee. Julie said that she had heard that crre of ~~ern tad
used ':he name llwoI"rtthclel!" Julie did advi5l:i! that: last year someone i:l an
english had wri~ten a paper on groups in school, and che Trench Coat Mafia
ere included,
T....

Julie reported thac there had been no rumors about i~pending trouble
at the school prior eo the twentieth, The only thing ~r.ae she could t~:~~
at that seemed ~nusual was apoue a week before the shcct~~gs someone ~ad
damaged the locks on che doors to the school,
Julia described her pack as a blue and black Jan Spcr~ wi:~ a ===5$
sewn on the scrap. The pack contained a math book, gcver~me~~ book, ~o~=
beck, picture of one of a friend, and a small AM-FM radio.
Julie could provide no additional informacion and my inte~Jiew
concl~ded at 1120.

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O;.pot REPORT INCOMPLETE o.e.:

ASSOCIATED CASE REPORT NUMBERS,

Jefferson county Sheriffs C.R., 99-7625
PEI control number~ 174A·OIV-57419
SUBJECT, M~~STER, Jonathan Scott
DOS, 03/04/84
7273 South Chase Way
l.ittleton, co. 80123
13031 93S-4550
PARENT:
FATHER, Tim McMaster
OBSERVATION I INVESTIGATION:
On May 4, 1999 I was assigned to do an interv,ew with Columbine HiSh
School student Jonathan McMaster who was possibly in ehe cafeteria at the
time of the shooting. I coneacted Jonathan's father, Tim McMaster, and
made an appointment for an interview on May 12eh at 1630.
On May 12th at 1830 I arrived at 7273 South Chase Way and cegan the
interview with Jonathan McMaster, Jonathan stated that he is a freshman at
Columbine aigh School. He continued to say that he was in school an April
20, 1999 and was in the cafeteria when the shooting started.
Jonathan advised that he arrived in the cafeteria at about 11:15AM.
Jonathan said that he was seated at either table identified as 1lWO or ,rVil a
bue he thought he was more likely at table '00'. Jonathan said that he
~as Sitting with Tyler Anderson. Jonathan related that he normally does
not sit at this table but because the other people who he usually eats
lunch with him did not show up. Jonathan advised that he had been there
about ten minutes when he looked out the window and observed Dan RohrbouSh
and Lance Kirklin laying on the ground. Jonathan said that ~e ehought they
were messing around and went back eo eating his lunch. At t~is time a
couple of other kids looked oue the window and commented on the bleod. Ie
waS believed that a fight had occurred and someone commented that it
appeared one of the victims had a !!ccmpound fracture l1 • At t:;his time Mr.
Sanders came in the west door of the cafeteria and told everyone to take
cover. Jonathan stated that he did not hear any shots at first but after
the people in the cafeteria got under the tables and it quieted down, he
heard possibly three or four shots that appeared to come from outside the

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window, Jonathan stated chat he did no~ see who was doi~g ehe shOOt~~g.

Jonathan said that he and Tyler rema~ned '~der the table, lay.ng en
the floor between 30 to 40 minutes. Jonathan said :hat they remalned In
the caf~ceria because after there ~as a large exodus of students up the
east stairs there was aloc of shooting that sounded like It ~as coming
from the ta~ of the stai=s, and Jonathan believed that the s~udents were
being shot as
they reached the top of the scai=s, so they thought It wculd
be sater co remain in the cafsteria, Jonathan related that while he was
layi~g on the floor behind and under the table he noticed legs moving
around the cafeteria. Jonathan said that he could not see who was
at~ached to the legs, shooters or st~dents, as the table he was hiddi~"
behind blocked his view and he did not want to move around.
JonaChan related while he was behind the table he felt a big gUff and
a heat wave moved over him. He continued to say that there was a large
amount of flames eas~ of him in the ~afeteria. According to Jona~han
immediately before, 30 secends, he felt the puff and heat he heard ~hac
he discribea as the sound of r~.ing water or a hissing sound. Jonathan
said that he did not notice any shoeting just before he heard the hissing
sound; but he related that t~ere was alot of shooting going on at the
time, Jonathan said that he did not see anyone on the stairs jUsc before
the hissing sound as he CQuld not see around or over the table, Jonathan
also reported that while he was hidding under the table he heard several
explosions that seemed to be coming from the floor above him.
Jonathan advised that after about forty minutes they crawled into the
hall way leading to the West exit f=om the cafeteria. They waited near the
wall at the west door for a period of time and them obserIed a police
officer in the field to the west of the school. They got his atten~lon,
and he directed them eo run to the parking lot co the west of the ,
cafeteria, When they got into ~he parking lac they took cover behind a car
and waited there for about another farcy to forty-five minutes. He then
gained the attention of another officer in a carl and this officer
transported them to a cul·de-sac to the west of the schoal. From there he
went to a friends house and called h~s father.
Jonathan advised that while he was in the cafeteria he did not notice
~~y large duffel type bags that he could recall. He coneinued to say he
does not recall anyone carrying such a bag into the cafeteria while he was
there,
Jonathan advised that he waS in a math class located on the main
level in the south-east corner of the buildlng. Jonathan advised that
af~er class he walked down ~he hall to the south that leads to the south
main hall. He then stopped at his locker (4371, and then walked down the
south main hall eo the stairs leading to the cafeteria. Jonathan advised
that from his math class to the cafeteria he encountered no one with a gun
and did not see anything thac appeared out Of ehe ordinary.
Jona~han advised that he does not know either Eric Harris or Dylan
Klebold, nor has he had any contact with either SUbject. He continued to
say that he does not know anyone who belongs to che Trench Coat Mafia, and
none of his friends belong to the group. Jonachan does not know what
names if any Harris or Klebold were using on the internet.

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Jonathan stated that he had heard no rumors about impending trouble

at the school, and had not heard anyone talking about building bombs or
buying guns, Jonathan related that he had heard that April 20th was
suppose to be lmportant to drug users, something like national drug day,
He also reported that he had been told that one of the morning
annoucements was something like "you don't want to be here today" but did
not personally see the announcement,
' ona t ha n advised that a friend, Chris Wisher, had told him that a
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girl whose first name is Kr.
the shooting, Jonathan oontinued to say
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was one of the shooters from a
le student with the first name of
Alex, Jonathan did not know thelr last names, I possibly identified
Chris Wisher as CHRISTOPHER WISHER, DOB: 03/19/83. Wisher'S address is
6572 West Calhoun Place in Littleton. Jonathan did s ~ n and
Alex were in the tenth grade. Jonathan did not know..............,
Jonathan described his back pack as a green colored Abercrombie &
FitCh. The pack has mecal buckles instead of plascic and there is a mesh
pocket on the front of the paCk and red shoe lace type strings on the
zippers. Jonathan said the pack contained a spanish 101 and American
Gove~ment books, a large binder with his class folders inside, and a note
pad.
Jonathan could provide no additional information and the interview
ended at ~915,
P'.I"" REPORT INCOMPLETE em.

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JCSDCASE NtlMBER: 99~7625
FBICASE NUMBER: [74A-DN·57419
GOLDEN POLICE NUMBER: 99·1362
REPORT DATE: 06/02199
DETECTIVES' Jon Warson

Background:
Jonathan McMaster related that a !Olh grader,first name KRISTIN (NFl) had named Chris
MORRIS as a shooter.

Wd:
Identify KRISTIN (female) and interview aboutknowledge concerning Chris MORRIS being a
shooter.

Disposition:

SUBJECT. Jonathan McMASTER

756 S. Lipan
Denver, CO
(303) 935-4550

Sl..'BIECT Kristin L. SCHOENliOFF

0013: 06129/83
7329 W. David Dr.
Littleton, CO 80123
(303) 979·3612

Jonathan McMASTER was interviewed regarding the lead information in order 10 attemptto
further identify KRISTIN. He is currently residing with his father at the above address and
phone. He was interviewed at the residence.

McMASTER looked through the 1998yearbook: in an effortto identify KRISTIN, without

success. He could nOI recall her last name, although he said he thought he would recognize it if
he saw it. He told me that KRISTIN was in his Spanish 101 Accelerated class and that she was a
sophomore this year.

McMASTER told me thathe overheard KRISTIN talkingwith a boy namedALEX (LNUl and
another boy named Chris WISHER about the incident, a few days after they returned I
class.
.
He believes KRISTIN said that Was involved, and that WISHER saw
with the shooters. McMASTER said ALEX (L'W) had reportedly told police about this, t e
"cops blew him off".

Follow up investigation regarding WISHER reveals thaI he has been interviewed; control
number 1!O2.

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 COLlJMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCE
CONTROL NUMBER: Jill
JCSD CASE NUMBER: 99-1625
FBI CASE NUMBER: 114A-DN-57419
GOLDENPOLlCE NUMBER: 99-1362
REPORT DATE: 06/02199
DETECTIVES: Jon Watson

I checkedthe class roster, and found chat the only girl named KRISTEN in McMASrcR's
Spanishclass is Kristin SCHOENHOFE SCHOENHOFF was previously interviewed on control
number 1578.

I telephoned SCHOENHOFF about this lead. She recalledhavinga conversation with W1SHER
and Alex VI\iAS. ~"IHOFF denies that she Said. . . . . .as involved. She states she
did nor know who~as until after the incident.

SCHOENHOFF said she does not recall W1SHER or VIVAS sayingthat . . . .as
involved. She said W1SHER had a lot of information about the incident, but she does not
remember any of it now.

She told me that her friendJenniferTINDALL has an older brother,who was in TINDALL's
residence during the time following the shooting. The rear of TlNDALL's house faces the field
near Columbine High School, and he observed three individuals walkpast the house, talkingOn
cell phones. These were the three subjects who were subsequently d e Md b Oolice.
TINDALL's brother believed that one of those three individuals was CHOENHOFF
related this information to W1SHER and VlVAS, and believes this is w t : cASTER
overheard.

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iNTERV1EW WITH AUSTIN MEARS

7149 S. MARSHALL ST
LiTTLETON, COLO. 80128
972-4155

On 4-26·99, Inv. Reker did conduct an interview with Mears at his residence, in this interview,Mears
stated that he was sitting at either table QO or RR and l!o}at he was facing west toward the large WlndOWS.

Mears did not see anything but that a janitor yelled to get under the tables, he then heard shots from
outside ll1e west door of the lunchroom which is by the teachers lounge.

Mears than ran into he kitchen area and went into a closet next to the kitchen bathroom and was and
dUring the time he was in the closet,he heard someone yeU"drop if'.

After an unspecified amount of lime, Mears states that he and the other persons in the cioset were
then rescued by the SWAT team.

Listed below are people sitting with Mears at his table:

1. Bret Kostanak
2. Paul Andrews
3. Dustin Gorton(friend of Harris and Klybold)
4. Greg Garcia
5, Unknown female 'Christine"
6. Shawn LNU
8.Richy Green
s.oan Lab(?)
10. Jason Greer

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2, Greg Garcia
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Mears also added that while watching newscast at his home he observed a male party getting off one
of the scncot buses and this parties name is Chris Stanford and that Stanford is a rCM member.

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5l11l99

3ames Alden Medaugh, date of birth 1/27/84, was

interviewed at his residence 6674 W. Roxbury Place, Littleton,
Colorado 80128, telephone number (303}973-9182, reqardinq the
shooting at Columbine High School (CHS}. After beinq advised of
the identity of the interviewing Agent and the nature of the
interview, Medaugh prOVided the following information:
Medauqh is a freshman at CHS. Medaugh has qovernment
class during 4th hour and has 'A' lunch. Durinq 's' lunch,
Medauqh is in German language olass. At approximately 11:10 a.m.
on the day of the shooting, Medaugh qot out of his 4th period
class and went to lunch. Medaugh went to the lunch room after
first stopping at his friend's, Nick Buhrer (phonetic), lOCker.
Medaugh arrived at the lunch room at approximately 11:14 a.m.-
11:15 a.m. and sat at a table near some vending machines (Medaugh
identified table YY as the table he thinks he was sitting at from
a sketCh of the school and lunch room). Medaugh and Buhrer
walked to the vending machines to make a purchase at
approximately 11:21 a.m.-l1:22 a.m. At approximately that same
time or one minute later, while standing at the vending machines,
Medaugh heard what he thought was three shots Or firecrackers
outside the lunch room coming from an upstairs area near some
transformers.
Approximately S to 7 seconds later, Medaugh heard three
more shots. At this time, Medaugh looked out a window of the
lunchroom, near the vending maChines, and saw his friends Sean
Graves, Lance Kirkland and Dan Rohrbough. Medaugh saw Graves go
down outside the window. He also saw Kirkland crawling on the
ground. Medaugh started walking back to his table and arrived
there about 15 seconds later. Medaugh told others at the table
that he thought Sean had just been shot. At the table were
Fletcher Woolsey and Anthony Caruso. (Cory Hager and Billy
Arapkiles may have also been at the table that day but Medaugh
could not be sure). BUhrar and MedaUgh parted at the vending
machines and Buhrer went outside.
Medauqh stayed at his table for about half a minute
before a teacher and a janitor came into the cafeteria and told
everyone to get down. Medauqh got down on the floor for about
one minute before he and many other students in the cafeteria got

5/10/99

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up and started moving towards the stairs. As soon as Medauqh qot
to the base of the stairs. he heard one gunshot coming from
upstairs.
Medaugh then decided to run down the hall to a Spanish
language room. Medaugh ran to a Spanish room which was located
next to school exit doors which led out to the junior parking
lot. Medaugh stayed in this Spanish room with 20 to 30 other
stUdents, one teacher (Whom he did not know) and one substitute
teacher (whOlll he did not know) for about five lllinutes. During
this tillle. Medaugh heard approximately three gunshots and one
explosion. Medaugh and the others in the Spanish room left the
rOOlll after about five minutes and fled across the Junior parking
lot. Medauqh then ran to a Mormon seminary house on Polk Street
where he stayed for the next two hours.
Medaugh has not been interviewed prior to today.
Medauqh did not see any shooters in the school at any time.
Medauqh did not hear explosions or footsteps on the roof of the
school on the day of the shootinq. Medauqh kept his backpack
with hilll when he fled the cafeteria and took it out of the school
with him when he fled to the Mormon seminary house.,
Medauqh has heard of the Trenchcoat Mafia (TCH). He
described them as weirdos who always hung out outside, near the
stairs by the cafeteria and the senior parking lot. Medauqh only
knows one member of the TCM. Robert Perry was in the same debate
elass with Medaugh for approximately one week. Perry kept to
himself during the time he was in the elass.
Medauqh stated that the thought for the day on the
Rebel News Network (RNN) was words to the effect of, 'YoU
shouldn't be here today'. Medaugh saw the thought for the day on
a T.V. monitor in his second hour class.

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sPPPLl!Ml!N'l'AL !lIPORT

De f et:":lan t : Harris (Klebold Dooket Nulllber:

Date: 4(30(99 FBI.174A-DN-57419
Deputy D. A. r Inve.tigatQt:" Vondenkamp
CONTROL NtIMllER, 1574,

On 4(29(99 I interviewed 16 year old CBS student Christina Medina at

her home in Littleton, Co. Christina's mother was present for this
interview~

Christina advised me she was in the cafeteria at CHS when the

shooting began around 11::1 Oam. She stated she had been in the
cafeteria since around 10:20am because she has 4th hour free. She
stated that her and a few friends usually meet in the cafeteria
around 10:20am to do home work and talk. They have 4th hour free,
then they eat lunch together at the 11:20am "An lunch.

Sbe stated on 4/20/'!J9 she came to the cafeteria around 10: 20am and
meet up with CHS students Jennifer Tindle, Elisha Encinias, Lindsy
Dyle and Michelle Cowles. They sat in their usual area, which she
described as below the stairs near 'rebel corner'. I provided
Christina a drawing of the cafeteria, which depicted all the tables
and their location in the cafeteria. I pointed out specific areas,
such as food line, kitchen and west windows of the cafeteria to give
Christina a better understanding of the lay-out in this drawing.
Christina looked at the drawing and pointed to table 'u' as the table
her and her friends were seated at. She recalled ahe sat facing the
stairs, towards the scut heaat , Chirstina cirloe table U on the
drawing, and initialed where she was seated.

I asked Christina if there were any other students in the cafeteria

from lO:20am until "A' lunch arrived at 11:lSam. She recalled there

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it is a regular group that meets in the cafeteria for their open 4th
hour. She reealle<:l. the boys at table JJ were Chad Roybal, Evan Todd,
Eric Trujillo and Mike ~yry.

I asked Christina if she recalled seeing any large duffle bage in the
cafeteria that were left there before the crowd arrived, or recalled
seeing anyone bringing down a large duffle bag and leaving. Sha
stated she did not, but was not looking for anything like this. She
recalled 'Chat her back was towards the cafeteria, and was facing
towards the stairs. She did not recall seeing anyone carrying a
duffle hag or anyone wearing a trench coat coming into the cafeteria
from the inside stairs from lO:20am until the A lunch began.
Christina added that see was not really paying attention to who was
coming and going from the area.

She stated around 11:05am the kitchen opened up and she and Jennifer
Tindle walked ever to get a lunch. They took a direct route to the
kitchen. She and Jennifer eame ~ack to table U and ate their lunch.
The others girls were also eating. When she finished her meal
Christina walked her trash over to a trash can near the south doors.
She stated that wben she returned to the table, Cara Sanders asked
Jennifer to accompany ber to her car in the south parking lot.'
Jennifer and carll. left the cafeteria through the south doors. A few
minutes later 2 unknown girls came in to the cafeteria from the south
doors and appeared upset. They appeared to be looking for a teacher.
Someone yelled that someone hali been shot. Everybody in the
cafeteria stood up and looked out the west windows. Christina did
n01: see anything, then she heard pooping noises and a loud boom. Mr
Sanders then came down and told everyone to get on the floor.
Everyone did.

The crowd waited for a few moments, then began 1:0 run towards her as
they were beading for the steps. Christina got split up from her
table, but ran with another friend, Alexis Wolf. They ran up the
stairs into the hallway and down into the auditorium doors. They cut
through the auditorium and inco the main hallway west of the

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administration area. They were running towards the administration
exit doors with about 5 other students when the glass in the exit
doors was shot out ahead of them. She believed the shots came from
behind them. She and Alexis stopped and turned to the right into a
short hallway while the other students continued out the exit doors.
They stayed in this short hellway for less than a minute before
making a run for the exit doors that had been shot out.

They got outside and were advised by a teacher to stay in Clement

Park. Christina did not see the gunman at any time, but was S1.1re she
heard shots upstairs near the auditorium when they reached the main
hallway.

Christina was wearing Jeans, red t ankt.op with white short sleeve
oover shirt. She left a Gap baokpack, black purse and jewelry on the
table in the cafeteria.

Christina had no information about 'rCM or Dylan Lebold and Eric

llarris.

She stated that while in Clement park when everyone was "freaking
out", she overheard a short (5'2") chubby girl tell another girl that
her friend got a call from someone telling her not to go to sohool
today. Christina oould give no mere desoription on this person, and
did not know who this person was talking about . She was unsure if
she woul~ recognize this girl again.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

5(25(99

David Micnael MESCH, DoB 7/24(83 was interviewed at his

residence, 6970 S. Lee Way, Littleton, Colorado on May 11, 1999
at approximately 8:30 &~. MESCH was advised of the personal and
professional identity of the writer and the purpose for the
interview. David's parents Darlene and Michael MESCH were
present during the interview.
MESCH advised that he is a sophomore at Columbine High
School, and has "A' lunch period. On April 20, 1999, MESCH
recalled entering the cafeteria at approximately 11,10 ~~. He
waited in line to bUy his lunch for approximately 1 ~ minutes,
and then took a seat at a table in tne cafeteria. MESCH viewed a
diagram of the cafeteria, and indicated that he believed the
table that he sat at was "MM". He sat facing toward the west and
the windows on that side of the cafeteria. MESCH stated that
there were approximately ten other students seated at the tablet
but he could only recall one, Zach RAUZI.
MESCH stated that he finished eating his lunch and got
back into the service line to bUy a cookie. While waiting in the
line MESCH saW a student running by, and heard what sounded like
fireworks exploding. MESCH ducked down in the line briefly, then
ran into the kitchen area. He spent approximately 30 seconds in
the kitchen, then ran out and eastbound through the cafeteria.
He entered the auditorium through the back doors, ran through the
auditorium and down the main hall. MESCH stated that Sarah BROWN
and Renee PAAUILAINEN ran with him. He then turned north into
the hall by the counseling offices and out the north side of the
building. He ran through the smoking pit, jumped the fence and
ran north into Clement Park, to a parking lot usually used by
sophomores. MESCH then got into Zach RAUZI's car with him, and
they drove to MESCH's house.
MESCH stated that he neVer saw the gunmen, or any
duffel bags or other unusual objects in the cafeteria. He stated
that he had been wearing a green short sleeve "T" shirt and
khaki-colored shorts.
MESCH advised that he did not know Eric HARRIS or Dylan
KLEBOLD, or any other members of the Trench Coat Mafia~ He
stated that he had seen the group around, occasionally wearing

5/11/99

174A-DN-57419 1 99-7625 (Jeffeo) 5{25/99

b, Agent Frank R. vanece~~CBI

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dark trench coats. He had heard the name Trench Coat Mafia used
before, but did not have any specific information about the group
or its members.
MESCH stated that he did not recall hearing or seeing
any announcements at the school on that date.
During the interview of David MESCH, the writer was
informed by his mother, Darlene MESCH, that she is an employee of
Columbine High School and was present at the school at the time
of the shooting. Darlene MESCH's statement is contained on a
separate FD-J02.

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! have read tJ'Je ;cregoing statement and the facts cantil/ned therfJ/n arel true to the best of my knowledge and belief. I
do nor maintain tiMr it contains a8 at the facts or details of the incident, bur only thoss facts about which t have beett
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MINIMAL QUESTIONS TO BEASKED

I. Did youever see the twO largeduffel bags in the cateleria 1 j,J C)

2. Did you see anyone carrying or in tbe possession of !hose duffelbll8s, at a previous time? )./0

3. Did you seeEricHams or DylanKlebold eitbet on Monday "fTuesday? What were !bey doing?
What did tbey ,ay? Wece!bey wi!h any""" else? 'PI{)NT II!.N~ nHf.M f3tI:oee
4. Did you leave anytbing bebindin IIlecafemria or anywbere else in the sehool ? ~
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5. WOO were you willl in the cafeteria? Wbcrc were you sitting? ~:> CAJU.S nMJTj .:r."., .5'.-e<.""".:"
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6. Did you see or talk to anyof the Trench Coar Malia members onMonday? Tuesday? Haw 'bout the
prior week or weekend ? jJ a

.. Have you. beard anytbingliom llIlybody elseabout other.§'ISIlOClli. bomb llJIIIdDc, IIW' bu,.tq, ell:.1
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8. What were yon wearing? Did you bavea backpack? What did it look lib and I or have in it ?
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9. How did you leave rllc cafeteriaor rllc building? What were lIle eWlllll_ made you leave ?
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knollllll) ?

12. Can you provide any f\lrther infonnatiOlI on the members of elle TrenchCoat Mafi. ?
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1. ..lid you ever S9 me two large duffel bags in the eafererii a ? N6

2. Did you see anyoae clltl)'i.ag or ill the possession of those duffel bags. at "previous time? fV0

3. Did you see Eric Hamsor Dylan Klebold eitheron Mondayof Tuesday ? WhO! werethoy doing 1
~ did they ..y? Werethoywith anyooulse? NO

4. Did you leave anytbing bebind in tho eafeteria or anywhere else in tile school?
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.,e you heardanytbing fromanybody elseabout olher suspects, bomb makillg, gun buying,ere, ?
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REPORT BYIACKLYN GEE (ACSO)

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Defena.ant, Harris/Klel:>ola. l)ecke\: Number:

Date, 4/28/99 PBI '174A-DN-S7419
tleputy D.A., Inve.t1gator, Vondenkamp

On 4/21/99 at 3,SOpm I 1nterviewed IS year old Brad Miller at his

home in Littleton, Co. Brad's parents were present for this
interview. Brad agreed to speak with me about; the incident at
Columbine High Sohool on 4/20/99.

He stated he was in the cafeteria around 11,30am when a teaoher came

running in and yelled 'get down'. Brad was seated at a table near
the west windows of the cafeteria. He immediately got down on the
ground and looked out the window to_rds the back of the school in
the west parking lot. He saw one person laying face down on the
ground ana. 1-2 other kids running outside. These kids appeared to be
injured, recalling seeing one kid with blood on his leg. Then he saw
a tall {over 6'J white male with long dark hair wearing a long trench
coat and dark pants carrying a gun. The gun was descrihed as black,
about 18" long. Brad was sure it was not a shotgun, more like a
"semi automatic". This person also had a 'pipe bomb" which Brad
desoribed as similar looking to a stick of dynamite. The man lit
this 'pipe l:>omb" with a lighter and threw it into the parking lot
towards some oars. The man then disappeared around the outside
corner staircase of the building. Brad recalled when he eaw this man
outside, he noticed 2-3 more "dynamite looking" bombs inside his
trenohooat. Brad believed this gunman to be alone as he saw no other
people with weapons.

Brad ran out of the oafeteria after ahout 2 minutes under the table
and followed most of the kids in the opposite direotion from the
gunfire. He desoribed this as through the center of the cafeteria to

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the concrete stairs which lead upstairs to the science area. lie
believe<i he was running upright. While going up the stairs he heard
and felt another loud blast, possibly behind him an<i noticed someone
laying on the floor near the steps. He ran into the nearest room,
which was one of the front soience rooms. Brad believed there is 4
or 5 science rooms which lead away from the main hallway. He was in
this room with about 9 students and one teacher. They put tables in
front of the door to protect themselves. A few minutes later scmscne
walked by the door where they had put tables in front of and stood
there. The person then fired a single round through the glass window
and into a table. Brad recalled wood and glass sprayed the roOltl,
but none was injured frOltl this. He did not see the person who fired
this round. The person did not enter the room.

A short time later, the group moved into a neighboring science

classroom, further back from the main hallway where about 20 kids
were hiding. The teacher, Douglas Kraft stayed with them. He
oontinued to hear gunshots and blasts outside the room. He said
everyone was very scared, but they remained as quiet as possible. He
helieved about 3 hours later, SWAT members rescued the group and
escorted them out of the school.

Brad stated that later he recognized Dylan Klebold on TV as the

gunman he saw outaide the cafeteria around 11:30am. He stated be
does not know Dylan Klabold, but bas seen him around school as a
student. Brad describe<i Dylan Klebold as a loner and would hang out
with guys that wore trenchcoats, but did not know any of there names.
Brad stated he did not see anything unusual at the school before
11:30am on 4/20/99, nor did he nave any i."lformation regarding other
students who may have been involved.

On 4/27/99 I went back to Brad Miller's home to clarify his specific

location in the CBS cafeteria at 11:30am on 4/20/99. Brads parents
were also present for this interview. I provided Brad a drawing of
the cafeteria, which depicted all the tables and their location in
the cafeteria. I pointed out specific areas, such as the food line,

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kitchen, and west windcws of the cafeteri" ta give Brad a better
understanding of the lay-aut in this drawing,

He looked at the drawing and stated he was seated at either table CC

ar IT near the windaws. arad circled both of these tables on the
drawing, but could not be specific as ta which table. He stated he
was seated facing the kitchen, and Nathan Anema and Tyler Stark, both
CHS students were seated with him across the table. He believed
Nathan was on his right facing the west windows.

Brad recalled that he came down the concrete stairs alene about
11:20am, stopped at 'rebel corner" to buy a salad for lunch. Rebel
corner is at the bottom of the concrete stairs towards the south
student entrance. He noticed no unusual duffle bags in the
cafeteria, and stated "there are hundreds of backpacks in there". I
asked specifically about a large duffle bag, he reiterated that he
saw nothing unusual. He purchased his salad and walked alone through
the middle of the cafeteria, at an angle towards his table. He
believed that Nathan and ~Jler were arriving at the table at the same
time he was. He had just sat down when a teacher yelled n get down'.

Brad stated he was wearing a dark blue t-shirt, tan pants and white
hat on 4/20/99. He left a black Jansport backpack on the floor near
his table. The backpack had books and school notebooks in it.

Brad Miller
9548 W. Crestline Dr.
Littleton, Co.
973-7112

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! COMeetH'lg ~ Rt;)Ofl "k:t Victim Name-Original Report D~ Thi$ !Wpqrt
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Miller, Elaine "I" dobi05-08-84, WfF
9145 West Progress Place
Littleton, Colorado 80123
(30])933.9677 Work. Studentat Columbine High School (Freshman)

(Parental information)
Miller, Emily A" dobJ07·15-58, WIF
sameas above f Work: none

Miller, Steven F . dobJOI·lo-58, WIM

sameas above" Work: Franchise Ownerof Pudge Brother's Pizza! (303}355.7555

INVESTIGATION;
On OS.Q1·99, between the hours of 1003 and 1030 hours, I had an op]lOl'l1l1lity to speak with Elaine Miller in reference to the
.icident that occurred at Columbine High School on 04-10~99

Elaine Miller explained that 'he arrived at Columbine High School on 04-20-99, at about 0725 hours, and that she was car
pooling with her mend, JennyDoyle, Upon arriving at the school, theyparked in the Juniorparking lot, and enteredtheschool
from the east side near the Math/Science hall. Millerexplained when'he firstarrived at the school,she went to Ms Mosie,'s
classroom. where she dropped off her cheerieading baa. and then proceeded to her first hourJournalism class. Afterfirst hour.
she has a Geometry class taught by Mr Smith, but on this date. they had a. substitute teacher, After being released from
Ge<Jrnetry, she proceeded to her third hourSpanishclass. which is down in the Foreign Language hallway, east of the cafeteria.

I provided Miller a mapof the cafeteria are' and asked if she observed two largo duffle bagsor sports bags, one being blue in
colorand the otherbeing orangish/red in color,whichwerelocated in the central core areaof the cafeteria, and askedif she saw
those two bag' whenshe was going to her Spanishdoss. Mille, stated'he could not see the bags and could not provide any
additional information aboutthe bags. Afterbeingreleased from her Spanish class, she went to her Englishclass, whichis up
in the Mathhall,and was taught by Ms. Boback. Miller staledtheywerereleasedfrom English class at about III 0 hours, and
aflerbeing released from her class, she went directlyto the cafeteria, and believes she arrived at about 1111 hours.

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iabtesJust to the westof the studentstore in REBEL Gomer, andthatshe sat at the middle<able. These tables '7 not depicted
an the map, and I had Millerdraw themon the L Seatedat the <able with ~ were her friends, AmyStaley 003.973.9865).
Shannon Zellt'unknown phonel, Brooke Allison (303.978-9319), B.J.Secord<unknown phone); IsiehSalazar(unknown phone I,
and DaveSchultev!.
(303·798-4274).

Millertold me afterplacing her backpack on a chairat the ",bl., slle proceeded to the student storewhereshe got her Ill1lCh. After
she returned backto the <able, she placedher backpack, which shedescribed as being blue in colorJangportand placed Iton the
windowledge near her table.

Miller told me shortlyafter she sat at hertable and began to eat lunch.that she recallsseeing several students runningoutside.
telling me that it was near the southwest cornerof the school Later. she explainedto me that somebody yelled fromwithin the
.afeteria that somebody has a gun. at whi;;;h time she recalls seeing the janitors who starred to tell the students to get down
underneath their tables. Millerdescribedthe students, who were sining over near the west side of the catererta, started to run
east towards thestairways, Again, sheremembers hearing janitorsyelllng and tellingeveryone to leavethe cafeteria area. Miller

told me she ran ease down the Foreign Language hall into the last French room in the hallway. Miller described there were
anywhere from 4{) students and three teachers inside the classroom. After they reachedthe classroom. she recalled hearing several
gunshots and explainedthat 'he heard four loud explosions. describing the explosionsas being powerfulenough to rattle the
building and cause ceiling: tilesto shake and start to crumble Millerbelievesthey were in the Frenchroomanywhere from 10
to 15minutes after the incidentoccurred. Realizing they probably were not sate. she stated the teachers within the classroom
told themthey needed to evacuate the bl4ilding. at whichtime they went out an emergency exit just outsidethe classroom, and
exited Into the Junior parking lot The students continued TO run south to the Morman house located at Pierceand Polk,

Millerstatedafter she got to the house, that she was given a ride by Jeremy Zele, who is Shannon Zele's brother. at whichtime
she went to Shannon ZeIe' s house. Accompanying her to Shannon Zele's house were Mike Foster. Carder Kingsbury, and
Colleen Scbwartzotr, Millerwas asked if sheknew aboutwhattimethey lell the French classroom Shestated sherecallsseeing
the dock, and it was about 1135 hours. I asked her if she hadcalledher parentsimmediately after the incident" She toldme she

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called her motherand told her what had occurred, and this was between 114S and II SO hours.

Millerwasasked if she had observedany gunmenwhileshe was in me Columbine High Schoolor aftershe exited. She toldme
she did not I also reconfirmed with her that sne did not see the two largedufflebags or 'POrtS bags that I had described earlier.
and again she told me she had no further information as to who owned those bags or who might have brough» them inrothe
school. Miller was asked if she knew about the group "TrenchCoat Mafa," specifically Eric Harris or Dylan Klebold, or any
other members associatedwith them. Shecould not provide any information about the group or its members. I askedher if she
knew Eric Harris had. Website. and she told me she was unaware of thac,

I asked Miller to describewhat she was wearing on the incident date, She told me- she was wearing if pair of GAP bluejeans.
a forest green Abercrombie Paler shirt. and she had some platform shoes on. Miller was asked if there was any rumorsabout
schoolof anythingthat was going to happenon me incident date. Sheexplained that theonly thingshe thoughtwas strange was
11e phrase of the day said somethingto the effect of t'Don't you wish you weren't here?" Miller could provide no additional
information reference this incident.

At the completionof my interview, I had Millerdepict whereshe was sittingon a map I providedher of the cafeteriaarea. and
asked net to show me her direction of travel out of the school. A copy of that map is attached with this supplemental report.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
FBI case number 4-01'1·57419 DN# 2843.

DISPOSITION: Open, pending further investigation.

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 JEFFERSON COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE

SPf~LEMENIAL REPORT

Defendant: [Columbine Shooting) Dooket Number: 99AD60 (J)

Date: 042899 Case Number, 99-7625
Deputy D.A.: Investigatorl Mike Heylin

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WITNESS:

Tim Miller DOB, 110783

7941 S. Webster Way
Littleton, CO 80123
303 -979-0720
c/o mother; Cheryl Miller (w) 303-946-1247
father; Milt Miller (wi 303-962-6014
~ -CRS student, cafeteria witness, at table FF

INVESTIGATION,

On April 27, 1999 at 100$ hours 1 contacted Tim Miller at his home
for an interview. His parents were present. Tim then told me the
following:

* He is a freshman at Columbine High.

* When asked, he said he does not know Eric Harris by name or

face. He has seen him around school based on the photcs he has seen
on the news. He said that the Same goes far Dylan Klebold.

• When asked about other students who wear trench coats, he said
that he has see a couple other students like that but does not know
their names.

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"ijr' When asked if he saw anyone associated with Eric, Dylan or the
~ trench coat students the day of the shooting or in the cafeteria, he
said he did not.

• lie did not see any unusual obj acts in the cafeteria. He did
not see any object other than backpacks in the cafeteria. When
asked specifically, he said he did not see any duffle bag.

• He said that he got out of his 4th hour science class at 11:10
a.m. He went down the stairs by the science area to the cafeteria.
He walked into the cafeteria to the pap machines by the wesc exic
door. He got a pop and then went to his lunch table.

• Referring to the cafeteria diagram, he pointed to table FF as

being Che one he was ac . He said it was by the pillar. This was
then confirmed with the location his backpack was recovered.

., He was at that table with Devon Castille, Jeff Marony, John

) Stroble, Pat Vasser, Kyle Hayes, and Auscin Stecker.

• He was wearing jeans, brown shoes, and a blue Rebel footl:;;all

t-shirt that has a small emblem en the front and a large football
with a patrioc on the back.

• The first ching he noticed was the students closest to the west
windows left those tables and went to look out the window. He heard
someone say something about a fight.

• He Chen saw Mr. Sanders run in fram the west cafeteria door.
He thought Mr. Sanders ran in from the outside but never saw hiro
outside. (Teaoher lounge door is in the same location.)

• He said Mr. Sanders told everyone to "get down" several times.

He said a janitor with a Yankees hat was behind Mr. Sanders at that
time. Mr. Sanders made the warning from the pop machine area by
that west door.

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Oat.: MAY 11, 1999 c.... N'U:IIlb.r: 99A06;;!
Deput.y ll. A. : Inve.~i~ator: DOYLE, PJ

Reporting inv....t.igator, P.J. Doyle. i.. a c01!1llli..sionad peace

officer employed by the Distric~ At.torney in the First Judicial
District serving Jefferson and Gilpin Countie... I am currently
assigned to assist in interviewing witnesses from Columbine High
School.

May 9, 1999 I spoke with Brianna Marie Milne, a sophomore.

On'
'281 S. Harlan Court
Litcleton, CO
303 973-3663
Mom' Theresa work: 303 784-0229
Dad, Donald work:: 303 741-5445

Both of Brianna's parente were present during the interview.

Brianna told me the following:

She went to all of her regular IIlOrning classes. At about

11:10, she went to the cafeteria. She went downstair.. and then went
to the bathroom and then got food at the school ..tore. After she
got her food, she was walking back: to go sit down, and someone came
by screaming from the other side of the cafeteria that. there was
someone with a gun and to get down.

I3rianna was wearing her back pack. She ran into the bathroom.
She saw two freshman girls in the bathroom. She didn't know them.
Also in there were Tessa Nelson and a girl named Tiffany. Tiffany

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is in Winterguard. Anotber girl, a sOpbomore named Triana Mutschler
(303 94a-Oe06} waS alao in there. The girls scayed in the baCh
room. The bathroom door was closed. She could hear shots being
fired in the cafeteria. She said that she knew what she heard were
gun shots because, she's heard her dad shoot in the hills.

Brim said that the stall doors in the bathroom were locked.
The girls were standing on the toilets so no one could see their
feet. She saw two feet enter the bathroom. She didn't remember
anything about the feet. Brianna said that she turned and looked at
the other girls. It sounded like the shooter was in the bathroom.
She said that she heard the person shoot the wall or something. She
heard 3 to 4 shots in the bathroom. She heard what she chought was
a bomb go off in the boy' a bathroom. She said that when the bomb
went off in the boy's bathroom, the feet she saw in the girl's
bathroom were not there. She thinks that the bomb went off before
the feet came inco the girl's bathroom.

The girls stayed in the bathroom. Then Brianna heard shooting

from upstairs, from the area of the soience hall. She said t:hat
they were in the bathroom for maybe 10 to as minutes. She peeked
out and ran down the first business hall anq out the door.

Brianna never saw anyone carrying in the duffle bags. She

didn't know Erio Harris or Dylan Klebcld, She left her back pack in
the hathroom. It was a green Coldwater Canyon hack pack. It was
hung on a hook in the bathroom.

Brianna said tbat she knew some of the girls from the TeM.
They were Pauline Colby. lCristen 'l.'heibolt, and Nicole Marcum. She
said that: she just knew them to say "hi" to. She said that ahe saw
lCristen on April 20th during third hour. They just passed in the
hall and said, "hi", She didn't remember what Kristen was wearing.
Erian.na said that Pa.uline usually W(lrks in the student store every
day. She didn' t see Pauline a.t all on Tuesday. She thought she saw
her on Monday or Friday at the school store. They just, said "hi",

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that she badn' t seen Nicole sinee the Wednesday
hilfon the shooting.

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No diagram is attached as Brianna did. not sit ill the cafet.. ria.
but merely walked through.

No f·..orther informatiol1 at this time.

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ASSOCIATED CASE REPORT NUMBERS:

Jefferson County Sheriffs C.R.: 99-7625
FBI Control Nuwber: 174A-DIV-57419
StlBJIlCT: MORRONI, Jeffrey Anthony
DOS: Q9/22/83
7945 South Wehster Street
Littleton, CO. 80123
(303) 912-2450

OBSERVATION / INVESTIGATION:
On April 28, 1999 I was assigned to interview Jeffrey Morroni who is
a student at Columbine High School and was possihly in the cafeteria at the
time of the shooting.
On April 29, 1999 at 1530 I went to 7945 S. Webster St. and conducted
an interview with Jeffrey Morroni. Jeffrey Morroni stated that he was in
the ninth grade and had been in the cafeteria on April 20th. Jeffrey
advised that he was seated at the table identified as FF on the diagram
marked "Morrcni" with Tim Miller, Devon Castill, Jacob Henelstiend, and
Johnny Scrooel. Jeffrey said thac Tim Miller had already been interviewed.
Jeffrey related that he arrived in the cafeteria about 11:10AM. He
continued to say that he did not see anything like a dUffel bag in Che
caceteria when he got there. Jeffrey said that he had been in the
cafeteria about fifteen minutes when students sitting at tables to che west
of his all stood up looking out the windows. Jeffrey said he thought a
fight had started outside and he stood up and looked out the window. At
this same time a teacher came running into the cafeteria from the direction
of the west exit door and directed all the students to get down under the
tables. Jeffrey reported that immediately after the teacher told everyone
to get down he heard a loud explosion and gun shots coming from outside the
cafeteria. Jeffrey reported that he hid behind a trash can near his table
for about thirty seconds and then he and other students crawled to the
stairs leading to the south main level hall. Once at the stairs the group
ran up che stairs and east through che south hall. Jeffrey said that he
paused a minute to see where Tim Miller was but a teacher told him to keep
running. Jeffrey said he turned and started to run again when he heard
five shots chat sounded like they were coming from behind him in the area
of the library. Jeffrey exited the school by way Of the ~ain door and ran
across Pierce Street to a park on the east side of Pierce Street. Jeffrey

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said that he was in the park for ten to fifteen minutes when the group
started to run again. He reported that he went with a group to the home of
a female student, who he did not know, where the hid in the basement for
some time. Jeffrey reported that he did not see anyone with a gun nor did
he know who was shooting. Jeffrey said that he had heard no rumors about
pending trouble at sohool on April 20th.
Jeffrey stated that he knows no one associated with the Trench Coat
Mafia, nor has he had any oontaot with ~~yone associated with the Trench
Coat Mafia. Jeffrey said that he does know Oylan Klebold because they
shared some olasses but he had no oontaot with Klebold. Further, Jeffrey
staced that he is not familiar with any names Dylan Klebold or Erio Harris
might have used on the internet.
Jeffrey advised that his baok pack was a black Eddie Bauer and it
contained a caloulator, spanish book, and Language arts and spanish note
book.
Jeffrey related an incident he had obser.ed about a month before the
shooting. He reported that he was seated in the cafeteria with friends
when a Josh Nielsen walked by the table dressed in gOthio clothes. As
Nielsen approached Arty Mar to Jeffrey to look at him, which Jeffrey did.
As Nielsen walked by the table he looked at everyone and said "! want to
slit their throats." Jeffrey advised that he did not think Nielsen was
associated with the Trench Coat Mafia but he wasn't sure.
Jeffrey could provide no additional information, and the interview
ooncluded at 1605 hours.

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JC-001· 003185
 LAKEWOOD POUCE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT

'PORTING AGENT: GEORGE MCGLYNN CAse NUMBER: 99-38856

ViCTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: 05/11/99
OFFENSE: AOAJCOLUMBlNE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCElJEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFice
INFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: 0N2844, FEll: 174A·ON!51419, JSCO: CR#99.7625

SUSPECTS:
ERIC HARRIS
DYLAN KLEBOLD

WITNESS: MORTON, KYLEE, DOB: 09/26/83

6290 South Fenton Ct., Littleton, CO 80128, 303-795-0597
Mother: Tracy Morton, 6290 S. Fenton Ct., Littleton. CO 60128
303-795.0591 IY'fJ 303-795-6686
Father: Daniel Morton, 6290 South Fenton Ct., Littleton, CO 80126,
303-795-0597 (W) 303-982-4710

lSERVATlONIINVESTIGATION:
On 05/05/99 I was assigned Information ControlNumberDN2844for follow up investigation.
The Information Control Narrativestated that Kylee Morton is on the onginal Cafeteria Backpack List.
On 05/07/99 I responded to 6290 South Fenton ct. and met with Kylee Morton and her mother
Tracy Morton. Kylee Morton confirmed that she had been in the cafeteria when the incident began.
Morton said that on 04120199 she woke up late and her mom dropped her off at school at
about 0830 hours. She went in through the main entrance of the school and went to her lockerwhich
is located by the fire doors near the auditorium, She then went to the main attendance office to drop
off a note her mother had given her and then she went to her American Govemment class which is
on the main level. She then wenllo her 3'" hour math class. The teacher in her American
Govemmentclass is Ms. Green and her 3" hour math class is Ms. DeMsona. From 3"' hour she
went to her 4"' hour Spanish class which is located on the lower level. The teacher is Ms. Kilian. She
said that after her 4"' hour she went to her locker to change her pack and then went to the A lunch.
She looked a the maps provided and said that she placed her pack down at teble FFF, then went to
service line with her friend Sara SWitzeberger~nd then went and sat at table 00. She said that

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 LAKEWOOD POUCE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT

'PORTING AGENT: GEORGE MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER; 99·38856

VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: 05/11199
OFFENSE: AOAlCOLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCElJEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICE
INFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER; OH2844, FBI: 174A·ON57419, JSCO: CR#99·7625

at table FFF there were already people there when she arrived. She listed those people as Elsa.
if /' ./,.,.. ,. ,/
Lacey Deal. Jenny Neighy, Alexis Mazula, Tory Ownes, Candice Cushman, Jasmine Thurmon, Sara
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SwllZeberger and Stephany LebsaClC She said that she visited with the people at table DO and then
made her way back to tabie FFF.
Morton said that when she got back to her table she heard someone yell out that someone
had been shot and heard someone yell that everybody should get down. She said at first she didn't
want to believe what was happening was true and she stood up for a second. She said that people
had started making their way across the cafeteria toward li1e stairs and as she was standing looking
across the cafeteria she saw a person standing with a gun. She said this person was a male and
was wearing dark clothes, black pants. He was wearing a light colored shirt and she could see a
long gun silhouetted in his hands. She could not describe what type of long gun It was, but said it
'initely not a hand gun. She said that she also believes that this person shot the gun several
times. She said that she first observed this person near lable SS then he moved between the tables
ending up between table EE and the pillar. She said as this person was moving through the cafeteria
she turned and started to exit and could not identify this person. She said she saw people run Into
the kitchen and as people were running she heard what she thought were five shotgun blasts,
although she did not see anyone shooting. She added that she thought the suspect she saw in the
cafeteria might have had a backpack on and did have dark hair.
Morton then ran into the ladies bathroom, She said that she and approximately five other
students got into the handicapped stall In the ladies room. She said they were in there for less than
five minutes when they heard someone screaming to unlock the stall door. They peeked out of the
bathroom and saw Mr. Anders Jr. escorting students Into the auditorium area and on to the stage.
Morton said she went with the group Into the audltorium and on to the stage and down the stairs.
She said they started to go up through the auditorium when got to the back they sat in some seats.
Mr. Anders Jr. then told them to get on the floor, They again heard some type of Shooting or
110slons coming from what Morton believed was the cafeteria area. A janitor then came in and told

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 LAKEWOOO POLICE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT

PORTING AGENT: GEORGE MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99·38856

VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL OATE OF REPORT: 0511119&
OFFENSE: AOAlCOLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCEJJEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICE
INFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: ON2844. FBI: 174A·ON57419, JSCO: CR#99·7625

them to go out through some back doors which exited into the far language hallway and out through
the far language wing into the parking lot. Morton said that while she was in the auditorium and while
she was eXiting the fire alarm was activated.
Morton said that while she was exiting the bUilding and running to Leawood Park she heard
several more big explosions. At the park she was able to make contact with her brother who took her
home and she was able to contact her mother by telephone. Tracy Morton indicated she received
the call at 11;42 a.rn.
Morton describes her backpack as maroon in color, Jansport, with her name on the back of
the front pocket. He backpack contains her language books, notebooks. a reading book. numerous
folders and homework papers, a day planner and her glasses. Morton said she was wearing a black
skirt, a white shirt with a black sweater and full biack shoes.
Morton said thallast semester she had a physical education class with Eric Harris She salt:!
that prior to the class he always wore army or a black trench coat. She said he seemed to be very
withdrawn and didn't really connect With anyone in the class. She had no particular problem with
Hams in the class. She said she observed no one picking on him, although the seniors made fun of
the underclassmen routinely and that everyone sort of expected that, but he was not singled out.
Morton could provide no further information on the trench coal mafia or Eric Harris or Dylan
Klebold. She does not have a Ica account and has not used the internet to access any of the trench
coat mafia sites. She had not heard of any students talking about bomb making or gun acquiSitions
and does not know anyone with a double pierced eyebrow. She was also not present for the Rebel
New$ Network, Thought of the Day.

ADOITIONAL WITNESSES:
1. Elsa (UNK LAST)
2. Lacey Deal
Jenny Neighy

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 LAKEWOOD POLICE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT

'PORTING AGENT: GEORGE MCGLYNN CASE NUMBER: 99-38856

VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT: 05111199
OFFENSE: AOAlCOLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCElJEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFICE
INFORMATION CONTROL NUMBER: ON2ll44. FBI: 174A-DN51419, JSCO: CR#99·7625

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5. Tory Ownes
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I have read the fOl'egoing 8Gd!nJerlt and the facts contained therein are true to the best of my knowledge and belief I
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MOLLTON. LAUREN A., DOBl06-0g-84, WIF

7686 South Depew Street
Littleton, Colorado 80123
(303)979-1106
Bus: Student/Columbine High School/Freshman

MOCLTON, KATHLEEN A.. DOBI02·10·54, WfF

Sameas above
Bus' 4750 SouthSanta Fe Circle #3
Englewood. Colorado 80110
(303)762-8330

MOULTON, JEFF T., 008104-30·54. WIM

Same as above
Bus:4750 SOUL"t Santa Fe Circle #3
Englewood. Colorado80110
P03} 762-8330

INVESTIGATION:
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On April 29, 1999. between the hoursof 0922 and 1014, I hadan opportunity to speakwith Lauren reference the incident that
occurred at CotumbtneHiga School en April 20. 1999. Also presentfor the interview wereher parents, Jeff and Kathleen.

Lauren stated that on Tuesday, Apn120, 1999, shearrived in thecafeteria of the school around 1030 hours, staring that shedoes
nothavea fourth period class andshe usually spends most of hertimedown in thecafeteria area. Lauren identified. from a map
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! provided that she sal at table NN and that at the table withher were her mends, Naomi Lucero, telephonenumber 1303 I 97).
1)68. Jenny Polak, telephone number (30)) 9334625, Tin. Thorsen, telephone number unknown, Natalie Baker, telephone
numberunknown. Cassie(last name unknown), telephone numberunknown. NicoleRay, telephonenumber unknown, and Am)'
Stone, telephone number unknown

Lauren wasasked when she initiallyarrived at the cafeteria if she observed two large duffle bags or sports type bags. describing
one as beingblue in color, and another beingan orangish red. possibly nearthe tablewhereshe was sealedin thecafeteria ! also
asked her if she remembers seeing anybody that might have brought those packs in and then walked away from them. Lauren
told me thatshe did not see me twoduffle bags. I asked Lauren when she first noticed somethingwas wrong in the cafeteria ana
to describe the events. She stated that between 1125 and 1130hoursshe remembers that an unidentified janitor came from the:

westside- of the cafeteriaarea and that he wastelling everyone in thecafeteria to getdown under the tables. Shortly after thisshe
remembers hearing somebody near the west windowsof the cafeteria yen. "He's got a gun:' At this point she Grouched down
under the table, where she remained tor just a few seconds. She stateddwing the incident the students who were near the west
end of the cafeteriastartedmoving east,at whichtime she got up and moved east towardthe staircasein the cafeteria, Onceshe
reachedthe staircaseshe proceeded up to the main leveland headedeast, passingthe science and mathrooms, whereshe exited
from the high school

Laurenwas asked if she ever saw a gunman in the cafeteriaor outsidewestof the cafeteria. She stated that while she was in the
school'he neversaw a gunman, She didn't stay in the cafeteria for a longperiod of time, Aftershe exited from Columbine High
Schoolshe remembers that she went to the park just east of the school, whereshe remainedfor a short period of time-. Wbile at
the park she remembers hearing gunshots and from the park she ran to her friend, Lindsay Blair's residence.

Lauren was asked if she knew Eric Harrisof Dylan Klebold. She Stated that lastsemestershe had a third period g;.mclass with
EMc Harris,She statedthat she did not knowthe individual by name and rbar she never met Dylan Klebotd. Lindsay was asked
if she knew ofany other members of the "Trench Coat Mafia." Again she stated that she didn't know any of the members, f
asked If she knew .aboutEric Harris' web sire She statedup untilshe heardthenews reports about lt, she had no ideaaboutthe
web site.
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Again, I verified that Lindsay did not see til. two largeduffle bags or sports bagsdescribed earlier In the cafeteria. nor did she
seeany gunman at Columbine High School. Lindsay was asked if shecouldrecall any other classmates whow-ere seatedin [he
cafeteria around her. Shetold me thatsberemembers Brittany Barry being in thecafereria, Lauren (lastnameunknown J, Brittany
Jollette. and Brock(last name unknown). Lindsay was askedwhoelseexitedfrom the schoolwith her andremained in the park
JUSt cast of the school. She stated that JulieNasiand, telephone number unknown. MonlyMcClennan. telephone number 003 I
932-0878. Chanel Plank, telephone number (303) 904-1614. and Renee Shirek, telephone number unknown••150 exited the
school and stayed at the park with her

Lindsay wasasked if there wereanyrumors aroundthe school priorto the incident of something "brewing" She stated that the
only thing she knew about April :1Oth was National Marijuana Day, Other than that she could not provide any additional

information.

At the completion of my interview, Lauren was provided a map of the cafeteriaand asked to depict whereshe was seated and
her movement out of the cafeteria. A copy of that diagram is attached to report.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION;

FBI Case Number 174A·DN57419. information controlnumber 1487

DISPOSIT[ON; Case open, pending furtherinvestigation.

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 LAKEWOOD POLICE DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTAl. REPORT
'ORTING AGENT: KARLA SARNACKI CAse NUMBER: 9$.38856
VICTIM: COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL DATE OF REPORT, 05-07-99
OFFENSE: AOAlCOI.UMBINE HIGH SCHOOL TASK FORCEI JEFFCO SHERIFF'S OFFIce
INFORMATION CONTROL NUMseR: CN2S46, FBI: 174A-DN·51419, JCSO: CRllt9-7S25, TEAM 4,
CAFETERIA WITNEsses, COLUMSINe HIGH SCHOOL

SUSPECT:
ERIC HARRIS
DYlAN KLEBOLO

WITNESS:
1. MUIRHEAD, DAWN, WIF, DOB: 01-12-84
5343 West Capri Place, Littleton, CO 80123,303-798-0289
Mother. Christine Muirhead, 5343 West Capri Place, littleton, CO 80123,303-798-0269,
work: 303·761-1036
Father: Gre9 Muirhead, 5343West Capri Place, Littleton, CO 80123, 303-798-0269, work 303·210-7127

I. . C!STIGATlON:
On 05-07·99 at 0830 hours I interviewedDawn Muirhead in the presence of her parents at their business.
Custom Air InC" 3930 South Decatur Street.
Dawn stated that her mother drove her to school the moming of 04-20-99 and she arrived at 0720 hours.
She stated she entered the school through the Iront entrance and saw nothing unusual goin9 on outside She
stated her fourth class is an of! hour and she entered the cafeteria between 1015 hours and 1020 hours She
stated she used the elevator to get to the cafetelia.
Dawn stated she knew who HARRISwas but she didn't know who KLEBOlD was, She did not know him
by name, only recognized who hewas. She stated she did not see themat all the morning of the shooting Dawn
stated she was not familiar with the "trench coat mafia' group at all, but was aware that they existed
Dawn stated that when she got to the catetena mere were about 30 kids there already She sat witl1
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lindsey Blair,Jenny Allen, Amy (Iasl nameunknown), Melissa (tastname unknown), Lindsey Dowling, and Nicole
(last name unknown). She stated Kelsey FOwlefand Natalie (last nameunknown) were sitting next to their table
She slated she did not see any largeduffle bags or backpacks left unattendedin the cafeteria at that lime Dawn
Indicated on the attached diagram which table she sat at, table V.
Dawn stated she gct up at approximately 1110 hours and went to the serving line at the Rebel Comer

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