Rachel and Dave continue their conversation as the shooters get closer to them, and suddenly open fire, knocking Dave unconscious and injuring Rachel. However, this theory seems to have been fully debunked, as it was later revealed that after the SWAT team had reached the library and cleared the area of hostiles they had checked the body of Dylan Klebold for a bomb, possibly by rolling him over, so his body was never in it's original place when the photos were taken. And it was all thanks to two troubled teens: Columbine shooters Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold.The initial shock of the massacre quickly turned to total confusion: Parents, teachers, police officers, and journalists were all mystified as to how two teenagers could so easily and seemingly joyfully murder a dozen classmates and a teacher.The baffling question never really went away. Papyek joined the massacre and killed some of the kikes.
Dylan Klebold, along with Eric Harris, shot and killed 13 people and injured 20 at Columbine High School on April 20, 1999. Years of bad treatments, bullying and relative isolation from the rest of the school shipped them into cunning, merciless, and ruthless killing machines. The footage is a part of a series the pair recorded called Columbine junior Chris Reilly said the two future Columbine shooters “were a little upset they couldn’t show their video to the whole school. “He is intelligent enough to achieve lofty goals as long as he stays on task and remains motivated.”Perhaps that’s because no one wanted to believe hope could be lost on two young men like Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. April 20, 1999.Eric Harris, as photographed for the Columbine yearbook. Myriad websites also have documented the ravings of the two teens and countless books have been written that explore what made them tick. In the meantime, parents were ushered into a nearby elementary school to provide authorities with their children’s names so they could match survivors and victims to their corresponding families.
But he was also harboring a deep hatred for the world. His journal pages include many filled with hearts and the name of a girl, redacted, with whom he was deeply in love. This wound was found to be consistent with self-infliction. Harris believed his way was the way. Upon doing so, he began hearing gurgling noises that appeared to be coming from a few desks to the left of him. They’ll say “ah, he’s crazy, he’s insane, worthless!…”Dylan Klebold fires a sawed-off shotgun at a makeshift shooting range March 6, 1999 in Douglas County, CO in this image from video released by the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department. In 1998, junior Brooks Brown discovered his name on that very website and that Harris had threatened to murder him.“When I first saw the Web pages, I was utterly blown away,” said Brown. A 9mm Hi-Point 995 semi-automatic carbine rifle, a Savage 67H pump-action shotgun used by Eric and a 9mm TEC-9 semi-automatic handgun used by Dylan. The two teens bonded over their shared dissatisfaction with school but varied significantly in their personality traits and dispositions.Born on Sept. 11, 1981 in Lakewood, Colorado, Dylan Klebold was As the son of a geophysicist father and a mother who worked with the disabled, his upper-middle-class upbringing and well-meaning family didn’t seem like contributing factors to his eventual killing spree. It was only once Eric Harris And Dylan Klebold joined forces that their shared dissatisfaction began to morph into something more tangible. Gone were the carefree days of the Clinton era — here was the dawn of active shooter drills and daily fears for our children’s safety. A teacher commented on one such essay of Klebold’s by saying “Yours is a unique approach and your writing works in a gruesome way — good details and mood setting.”It was in 1998, the year before the shooting, that the two boys were first arrested. April 20, 1999.Eric Harris in a scene from the Columbine shooters’ Indeed, even two decades later, people are still attempting to reconcile how two children could’ve engaged in such immense violence. Powered by Disturbing and graphic, the journals of Columbine Massacre killers Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, released by investigators 20 years ago, open a window into the minds of the teenage murderers. In order to crack the surface of why the Columbine shooters went to slaughter that day in April, we have to take a close and objective look at Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold — beneath the headlines and beyond the mythologized facade.Eric Harris was born on April 9, 1981, in Wichita, Kansas, which is where he spent his early childhood. “… life is no fun without a little death,” he wrote adding after he killed others, he’d kill himself.
Harris wore preppy clothes, played soccer well, and developed an interest in computers.
They also possess a strong, unspeakable desire to watch the world around them burn; Harris has even delusions of grandeur, seeking to create the greatest chaos mankind has ever witness.