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Jennifer Ann Davis

15921 DeerRidge Dr.
Monison. CO
303-978-9158

On 05-18-99, Jennifer Davis was interviewed at her residence regarding her observations of 04-20-99. She
:onfirmed being a Juniorat Columbine High School. assigned to "A" lunch. She noted having attended her
4'" hour mathclass. and immediately thereafter going to the commons area of the cafeteria, arriving there at
approximately 1105, where she met 2 friends, Identified as Lindsey Marsh. and JenniferAlverson. After
approximately 10 minutes. they exited the south doerand walked to the junior parking lot where they
entered her vehicle and drove to a nearby Good Times Hamburger Stand, wherethey had lunch. She
reports obse"ling nothing suspicious in the parking lot as she exited.

Following lunch, they attempted to drive backto school, but weretumed back by pollee and told that a
shooting hadoccurred at the school.

She \Joes not have an e-mail address.

She notes that on the Tuesday following students returning 10 Chatfield High School, she had occasion to
be in a 7'" hourlanguage arts class with Mr. Leyba, when another student, Alex Marsh, responded to a class
discussion topicabout guilt, by saying she felt gUilty because sheshould have been with Harris and Klebold
on 04·20-99. and been involved in the shootings. The teacher became upset, as did otherstudents, and
she was asked not to attend class the next day, but instead see a counsaior. She had returned to class on
Thursday, and apologized for her comments.

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JCSD CASE NUMBER: 99-7625
FBI CASE NUMBER: 174A-DN-57419
OOLDEN POLICE NOMBER: 99-1362
REPORT DATE; 05121199
DETECTIVES: Jon Watson

Background:
Source learned from student David DEIDEL and others that Brian SARGENT stated that Dylan
KLEBOLDtried to back out prior to shootings.

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Interview David DEIDEL to determine what he heard SARGENT say about KLEEOLD.

Disposition:

SUBJECT: David T. DEIDEL

DOB: 09/04/80
6942 S. Webster Wy.
Littleton, CO 80128
(303) 971-0690

In the interest oftime, DEIDEL was interviewed by telephone at his residence on May 21,1999
about 9:30AM.

DEIDEL left Columbine High School after his 4dl hour classon April 20, 1999to go to lunch
with some friends. They went off campusto "Tortilla Wraps", and were gone during the time
that the shooting started.

DEIDEL said the basis for this lead comes froman incident which happened in his 3M hour class
on about the 3'd day after classes resumed, at Chatfield High School. DEIDELhad been away on
a baseball trip, so even though it was the third dsy of classes, it was his first day back to school.

He and several other students were

standingin class, talkingabout Eric HARRIS and Dylan
KLEBOLD, and the consensuswas that HARRlS was the controller; KLEBOLD was the
follower.

At that time Brian SARGENT,who is also in that class, interjected a comment,"Yeah, Dylan
[KLEBDLD] was going to give himself up", and when DEIDELor anothermemberof his group
asked SARGENThow he knew that, SARGENT said, "That was just a thought thatsome of us
had".

This is similar to a rumor that was relatedto me by anotherstudent as being very prevalent
amongthe students at this time, in whichHARRIS is rumoredto have shot KLEBOLD because
KLEBOLDdidn't want to continue with the incident.

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DEWITT, NICHOLE M., DOBl06·30·83

6437 WestNovaDrive
Littleton, Colorado 80128
(303) 948·9722
Bus: Columbine High SchoolfStudenTlSophomore

(PARENTAL lNFOIU"IATION)

FJELDHEIM, SUSAN, DOBI12-06·61

Same as above.
Bus: 303-922-8811

FJELDHElM, MARl<, (STEPFATHER)

Sameas above.
Bus: 303·922-9442

INVESTIGATION:

On 06-01-99, between the hours of 1035 and 1045, I had an opportunity 10 speak with Nichole reference to the Columbine
incidenl 'hal occurred on 04·20-99.

Nichole wasaskedifshe was in the school cafeteria on 04-20-99 for lunch period "A." Nichole told methat she had leftschool
at about 1112 hours with her friends, Courtney Moore andJacob Carey, and theywent to Einsteins' Bagels for lunch, whichis
located on Bowles Avenue.justeast of Wadsworth and it wasn't untilabout 1140 when they were leaving Einsteins' that they
werelold by two students about the shooting.
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When they attempted to return to the high school,emergency personnel wouldnot let them return. Nicholewas askedwhichexit
she used whenshe left the high schoolfor lunch. She statedthat shewalked out the main entranceand they went to Courtney's
car, which was parkedout in the teacher's parking lot.

Nichole was asked if she observed anything out ofthe ordinary whenshe left school that morning. She stated that there was
nothingto lead her to believe anything was wrong. Nichole was askedif she was in the cafeteria anytimeduring the rnormng
of 04·2()"99. She told me that she never made it dcwn into lbe cafeteria.

I asked Nichole if she knew any members ofthe Trench Coat Mafia. specifically Eric Harrisor Dylan Klebold or possibly any
of their associates. She had no information to provedreference the group.

\t the completion of my interview, I verifiedthat Nicholedid not observe any gunmen after she leftColumbine HighSchool nor
did she hear any gunfire or explosions.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

FBI case number 4-DN·57419. DN#38!5

OISPOSITION: Case open, pending further investigation.

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FBI CASE NUMBER 4-DN·57419

CBI CASE N1JMBER. 991-0185

JEFFERSON COUNTY SO NUMBER 99·7625

REPORTING AGENT:
LINDA R. HOLLOWAY
6~KIPLING
DENVER. COLORADO 80215
(303) 239-4:211

WITNESS:

RY A;~ JOSEPH DE QUIROZ

DOB OS/20183
ADDRESS: 85414 SOUTH UPHAM WAY
LITTLETON. COLORADO 801:28
(303) 979·1938
mother. Carol DeQuiroz (303) 799·7849
rather· home (303) 843-6353 work (303) 754-3559

ACTION TAKEN:

On June 3, 1999 the Reporting Agent, Linda R. HOLLOWAY, conducteda telephone inerview
with RyanDE QUIROZ. He was asked to relate whathe did on April 20, 1999. He was sick that
day and remained home. His mother, Carol, called Columbine High School and reported to them
that Ryanwas ill and wouldnot be attending schoolthat day.

He did not know the two defendants in the case, nor did he knowany of the members of the
TCM. He does not know anyone with a double pierced eyebrow. He does use the Internet, but
does not havea screen name. He uses the search engine "Yshoo".

He bas not beard any rumors about the shooting and had no other significant information about
the incident. ..

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AGENT, CBI

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Case iF JetTco 99.1625
Control iF 3589

REPORTEDBY: Detective Joe A.Montoya#91611

DATEOF REPORT: May 17,1999

TYPE OF REPORT: Investigative Interview

SUBJECT: Nicole Dickey

Synopsis: NicoleDickey had lunch with FrankZirgerand Brian Sargent, at the McDonalds on
CoalmiaeRoad and PierceStreet, on April20. 1999 during the time of the shooting.

Details:
1) Nicole Dickey said she went to lunch with FrankZirger and Brian Sargent on April20. 1999
duringlunchperiod-A. which startsat 11:10 AM. Shesaid that theywent in Brian Sargents
car to the McDonalds at Coalrnine Road andPierce Street.

2) Dickey said when they returned to school; the police had blocked off Pierce Street A friend
of Dickey's named Julie Bruno told them therehadbeen a shooting at the school,

3) Dickey said that she has known Brian Sargent for about two years. Shesaid that Sargentwas
not veryclose to either Eric Harrisor Dylan Klebold.

Subjectinformation: NicoleDickey, DOB: 04122/83

5923 West AlderPlace
(303) 972-4781

Detective Joe A. Montoya #91011

Denver Police Department

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Columbine ffigh School Incident
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Date o(Report: OS/24/29

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Nicole Dickey
DOBI 04122~ 81
5923 W. AlderAve.
Littleton. Co.
(303)9724781

Interview andwritten statementsfrom NicoleDickey

Ms. Di<key was interviewed on 05121199 at her home

Ms. Dickey was icrerviewed because shewas with Brian Sargentand Frank Zlrger the day of the shooting

Ms Dickeysteted she was told by. friend Monico (!Jlsl name unknown) that Robyn bought three guns for Eric and
Dylan. "110. knew tlJey weregoiug to sboot the guns arotlJld tl'" scltool.

Ms. Dickey said the dol' before the shooting Monica toldher Robyn wasacnng verysrrangeand ask her if she
knew what was up Nicol. told her 00.

Ms Dickey was JS!cr:(I it she knew an}1IUng else aboutthat day or the sbcctfng. She saidshe did not haveany
further information

1 I¥I her mybusinesseard and askedher to call me if she remembered anythingelse

About two hourslater 1 received a call fromNicole sayingshe had something to tell me

WhenI arrived at Nicolehomeshe had writtenout anotherstatement for me

In this statementand secondinterview. she statedtMt on the 20" at about 10'45 A.M, she was going to the
smokers pit when she saw Eric and Dylan both dressed in bladestanding near a duffelbag under the gazebo
wluch is located northeast or the school Whenthey saw hertheyboth firedguns at her She said she wasscared
and ron to tbe corner of Pierceand Polkwhereshe was pioked up by two friends

She said she never told anyone about this because she was scared something would happen to her She never told
the two friends that pi<ked her up or any of her Illmily until today.

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Date of Report: 05124199 Control Number: 3832

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NicoleDickey
OOB/04/22/83
5293 W Alder Ave.
LillJetolL Co,
(303) 972-178

This is a re-inrervtew of NicoleDickey_

Because of Nicole's statemenlS on 05121/99 and her accountof evenIS on 04/20199, I re-mteeviewed her on
OS/24/99

At the start of the interview, I explained to Nicole what could happenif she was IUl' trnlbful with me in regards to
what sllesaid happened on 04120/99 at Colnmbine

Nicolesaid she was telling me the troth as to what she saw and heardon Mayznth.

Nicole said she arrivedat Columbine at about 1.00 AlvL on tue 20"

She said she has .,A"' lunch at I UO. Her tbiJ:d hour cIass was at 10: 15 and 'b<! did not have a forth hour class.

Sile said she left the schoolon the north side to go to tbe smokers pit at 10'45

When sbe looked north towardsClement park. she saw two people dressed in black trench coats and black pams,
She said both werewearingblack ski masks when she first noticedthem AJ; she watched them from a distanceof
abo.' thirty yards, they removed the ski masI<s and placed themon the table, She recognizedthem as Eric Harris
and DylanKlebold. Both of them were standing uader the blue gazebo north east of the school. Next to one of
them was a large three foot long greendnfl\ll hag She said she started to Wll1l; overand talk to thern

Nicolesaid when they noticed her they raisedpistols and fired two shots at her One of the shots hit the grass next
to her on her right Nicole said she tnrned and ran toWards Piercestreet and never lookedback.

Nicolesaid she knew Eric and Dylanfrom school. but they were not mends

At Pierceand Polk she was pickedup by twomends, Brian Sargentand FronkZigler. They then drove to Barger
KIngfor lunch. She said the three of them wore going 10 meet for lunch.

Whenasked why she did not tell anyonewhat bad happened she said she was scared of what they might dn to her

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Leewood elementary scbool andcould 1101 find bel. Sbe later was able to contacther motber by telepbone and tell
bel she was aU rigbt. Nicol. said bel motber was worriedaboutbet Sbe did nol teU she bad been shot at because
she did1101 want to worry her any more.

Nicole is sure of the lime. and repeated 10,45.

During the interview Nicole alway, kepi eyecontactwith me. Never oncedid she fumble for wordsor lookaround
for time 10 think ofwhat te say.

When lold she could beealled befOll:: a gmndjury to leslifY, she llll'Ver blinlred once. She just said I am tellingyou
the tlUlh

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FBI CASE NUMBER 4-DN-57419

CBI CASE NUMBER" 991·0185

JEFFERSON COUNTY SO NUMBER 99-7625

REPORTING AGENT:
LINDA R. HOLLOWAY
090 KIPLING
DENVER, COLORADO 80215
(303) 239-4211

WITNESS:

KELLY M.DlCKSON
DOB: 04105181
ADDRESS: 5388 SOUTH GARRISON STREET,
LITTLETON, COLORADO 80123
(303) 933-3621
MOM· CONNm (303) 933·30:zl
DAD· ROBERT (303) 422·7700

ACTION TAKEN:

On June 3,1999 at 3:30 p.m, the Reporting Agent, LINDA R. HOLLOWAY, conducted a
telephonic interview with KELLY M. DICKSON, a graduating senior at Columbine High School.
She was asked to relate what she did on April 20, 1999.

Kelly stated that she drove herselfto school, parking in the senior's parkinglot. She went straight
to her first period class, mathematics. During second period, she went with classmates to the
commons area for «Senate" class. She was there from approximately 8:20 to 9:20a.m. The
group met in the area ofthe Rebel Comer store and she stood by the cabinets that lead to the
foreign Language hall. She did not see anything suspicious in the cafeteriaat that time.

She then went to her 3rd period physics class. She has 4th period off and went to the cafeteria.
She sat at the table closest to the stair (KK) with a friends MEGAN KOTIER, ANNm FORD
and JESSIE BOYER. After 4th periodwas over, she left the building and got into her vehicle and
went to the "Juice Shop" for lunch. The incident occurred while she was out ofthe school

She knows DylanKLEBOLD from Governor's Ranchelementary school which they both
attended. She had no classes with eitherofthe defendants. She knows none ofthe TCM
members.

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Donovan, Monica E.. dobI01·04·82
6358 West Portland Avenue
Littleton, Colorado 80123
(303)979-1142
Student- Columbine High School (Sophomore)

(Parental information)
Donovan, Dianne K., dobliJI-15-46
same as above! Work: same

Donovan. Richard L. doblO 1·04-44

same as above I Work: (303}917-89Q8

INVESTIGATION,
'n 05·21·99. between the hour. of 0950 and 0958, I had an opportunity to speak with Monica Donovan in reference to the
Columbine High School incident that occurred on 04-20-99.

Upon contacting Monica, I asked her if she was at school and in the cafeteriafur lunch period A on 04·20·99. Monica told me
she had leftschool after her third period Math class whichis taught by Mr. Thomas. at about 1020hours. She told me she went
to Southwest Plaza with two friends of hers for lunch. The parties accompanying her to lunch were Mike Biggs and Kerry
Omera. Monicatold me they exited the school via the main entrance and walked to Biggs' vehicle, which was parked over at
Clement Park.and they wentto lunch. Monicasaid after lunch. they triedto rerum to school, at which time emergencypersonnel
would not allow them baek to school.

Monicawas asked if sheobservedanythingout ofthe ordinal;' priorto leavingthe school,and she stated she did not see anytiing
at all Monica was asked about the Trench Coat Mafia, specifically Eric Harris or Dylan Kiebold or their associates, and she
could provide no additional information reference this group.
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FBI case number4-DN·57419 (DN#3822)

DIsposITION: Open, pending further investigation.

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TEAM FOUR INTERVIEW GUIDELINE
MINIMAL QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED
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I. Didyouever see the twolarge duffel bagsin the cafeteria ?
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they doing ?
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5. Who were youwith in the cafetena ? Where were you sitting?

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TEAM FOUR INTERVIEW GUIDELINE
MINIMAL QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED

II. Have them mark where they were sitting. theirrouteout of the building and whom
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INFORMATION CONTROL
) Control Number: DN4959
Case ID: 174A·DN·57419
Priority: PRIORITY C/asslflcatlon: UNCLASSIFIED Method of Contact
Sou",e: LUCIANO, STEVE 0 In Person 0 TelephonoJRadlo
Affiliation: JCSO OObO"""tl.. @W,ltto.
Phone Number: (303) 271-8865 lnf<mnatlon Received Date: 1)8106/1999 Time: 11:50 AM
Prepared by: LUCIANO, STEVE I&I/JEFCO SO
(Component/AgencYl
Event Narrative: COLBY DUDLEY, STUDENT AT CHS

Event Date: Event Time: Referenoes:

Categories: INTERView ST1.JOeNT - CHS

J Event Reviewed by: SL Lead Required? YES

Lead Control Number: DN4959

Lead: INTERVIEW/DETERMINE OBSERVATIONS OF COL8YDUDLEY, 008/4-20-83,
7175 W FREEMONT PL, 80128, 932-1835

Assigned To: WYGANT, STEVE Dale: 08/1011999 Time: 1.32PM

Olspositlon: INTERVIEWED CATHERINE DUDLEY ON8110/99, COLBY'S MOTHER.

CATHERINE DUDLEY REPORTED THAT COLBY LEFTSCHOOL AT 0900
HOURS TO GET HIS DRNERS LICENSE. 4/20/99 WASHIS 16TH BIRTHDAY.
HE OBTAINED HIS D/LAND THEN DROPPED HISDAD OFF AT HISRESIDENCE
AND RETURNED TO SCHOOL HE WAS STOPPED BYA DENVER POLICE
OFFICER WHO ADVISED HIMOF SHOOTING, THEN TOLD HIMTO 'GETTHE
HELLOUTOF HERE: COLBY THEN WENT TOA FRIEND'S HOUSE AT GRANT
RANCH ANDWATCHED T V. COLBY RETURNED HOME, WHERE HE METHIS
PARENTS AT 3:30 P M COLBY'S MOM REPORTED THATHE KNEW HARRIS
AND ONCE HAD A CONFRONTATION WITH HIM. COLBY THOUGHT THETCM
PEOPLE WERE WlERD AND ASKED FOR TROUBLE. REPORT NOTREQUIRED.

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DUFF. JaSON

JC..o01· 006341
PROGRESS REPORT
CBSINClDENTICONTIl.OL 113531
REPOlIT BYlACKLYN GEE (ACSO)

On 051Jl!l9 Iilis Investigator spoke to a studentat CBS identified as:

Duff,lason
DOB: Qj)3081
6747W, Arbor Dr.
L.in:lelOtl. CO
P!l#303794-4199

lasou advised the following:

That on00099 Jason had invited somefrlends fromCBSoverto hishouse for lmoaId'ast to
dlscuss the play chat theywen> putting on.

That by 0715theoDly person chat showed up was loha Cohoe, solasotl and loha rsn to the school
to maI:e sure there was no colll'iJslon and the people had gone to school to meet inst<:lld of Jason's
house.

That when theycouldn't fiad anyone at school, tIley "'tllmed to Jason's he.... and {nand
Alejandl:a "Alex" Mmh there.

That at ahow: 0735, Jasoa, John, and AIcx waIIred to school (CHSllOlI"thor.

ThatJason does no, associate with any TCM momhets and did not Ireow Eric (Hams) and Dylan
(K1ehoId) befotl: gIlIllng involved with the play, and funher ad'lised chat he did not associate with
them (othor than school).

That lason did notkoow mar Ale>: ~ with any TCM ambers to I.ocludo Eric and Dylan.

That Jason <lesm'bed Alex as "a nicegirllhat "')'$ weird lll.inll$ fA> boost her image".

That Alex did not say lllIytIling abOUt the I.ocldon' 011 00099 toJason before or atrer it """wred.
although ad'lised chat Alexhas been real quiet in school sin""it happened.

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JC.o01- 006343
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SUPPLE~<ENT X JCSO PETERSON 99·7625·R

Ccnlmtm8 CallI; RqJtlrtNQ, Victim NameOriginal Report Dm: This flc:p¢rt
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WITNESSES;

IDANIELE DUNCAN, DOBlI2-27-82

869 Ape" Road
Black Hawk, CO
303·582·0106

DEBOR.AH ORBAN-ROSEN, DOBlII·29-57

Same as above,

GREGO DUNCAN
;53 S. Quitman St,
Denver, CO 80216
303·934-7640
Work' 303·371·7400 ext. 1242

JOE DUNCAN
Denver Police Department
1331 CherokeeStreet
Denver, CO
303-640-2011

JC-001· 006344
IN'v'ESTIGAIION;

While attemptingto contactwitness DanieleDuncan in reference to the shooting that occurred at Columbine High School on
i.l4-2iJ.99, I spokewithher uncle, witnessJoe Duncan,whois employed by the DenverPoliceDepartment. Joe Duncanadvised
rethat Daniele is his niece and said that she was not at Columbine High School on 04-20·99, He said she was at home sick

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C<mMCting Case Report No. Victim Nam.OriginalReport Date This Report
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in bed that day.

On 05-11-99, I contacted Daniele Duncan'snatural mother, Deborah Orban-Rosen, whosaidthat DanieleDuncan is new living
withher at 869Apex Roadin BlackHawk, Colorado. [also spoke with Daniele Duncan by phone whoconfirmed thatshewas
not at Columbine HighSchool on Q4.20-99, and said she was home in bedsickall that day.

I advised Deborah Orban-Rosen and Daniele Duncan that I would contact !hem in the fu!l.lre if I had any furtherquestions or
needed any further information.

DlsPOsmON: Caseis open. pending further investigation.

Jc.o01- 006345

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S:Jl>PL"MENT 1( JCSO WEBB 99·162S-JJ
C~ini Case: Report No. Victim NameOrigillalReport DaleThis. Report

Dl ;139 05-26-99
ClutitiwiQ/'l X FIRST DEGREE MURDER Off~ 5raws: ~ X EJ<.i::eptionally Clemd o Recommend Case: Review D

lW:lit!lfifica\k!n D CloW"ed by ~ D Unfli1lnded D Closure D

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WITNESS:
Chip Dunlavy, dobI07·31·82
6022 South Sheridan Way
Littleton, Colorado 80128
(303)795·80 14

INVESTIGATION:
On 05·25·99, I spoke with Chip Dunlavy. This lead was to determine his whereabouts during fifth period as records reflect he
had this period free. During the phone interview with Dunlavy, he told me he was off campus at the time of the incident. He
left school at approximately 1115 hours. to go to the mall with his friend, Tim Mullen.

Dunlavytold me he had left the school by going through the commons area right by the Rebel Corner. and then out to the parking
I asked him when he went into the commons area if he had stopped to talk with anybody. and he said he had not. I asked
him ifbe had seen anything in the commons area, and he said he had not. I then specifically asked him if he saw a duffle hag.
and he stated he did not, He stated however, that most of the kids in the area did have backpacks, so he did not see anything
unusual. Dunlavy then went to his vehicle.parking space #366. and leftthe parking lot in a 1988 Blazer, blue and silver in color.
He and hIS friend, Tim Mullen, then went to the mall. They had found out what happened at the school when they attempted
to return, They hadjust turned on Pierce from Bowles. when a road blockwas starting to he established on Pierce, so they then
turned into Clement Park, and drove across the grass into the parkinglot wherethey could get out of there. He said he could still
see kids running from the school. and there were a number of kids alreadyat the park. He said he did not hear any explosions
or gunfire. I asked him if he knew the individualsinvolved, and he said he had known Eric Harris. He said he had almost had
a fight with him about a week before this incident. He said he was walking through the parking lot, and Eric Harris almost hit
him with his car. He said he confrontedEric Harris about his driving, and that he was angry at the way he almost him, and Eric
Harrisbacked down and the fight did not occur. Dunlavy describedthe vehicle Eric Hams was driving as a black Mercedesor
BMW with a sticker with a German sloganacross the back. Dunlavy told me he did not see either Harris or Klebold on that day,
and since that day. he has not heard anything that would be beneficial to law enforcement.

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.!.. 3439
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I asked Dunlavy if he had seen anythingunusualwhile he was driving out of the parking lot, and he 'aid he could not recall
anything, I specifically asked him if he saw anyonewalking in the parking lot wearing trench coats, and he stated he didnot

DISPOSITION: Lead closed,

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JC..Q01· 006349
 Case Number 99-7625
Supplement Report
Reporting Agency: Jefferson County Sheriff's Office
Reporting officer: S.K. Wygant 100~J
Date of this Report: 081199
Offense Status: Open

WITNESS: Control # 4962

Amanda Duran DOB: 042884

8131 W. Quarto Drive, Littleton, CO. 80128
Phone: 303 904 9333
Student: Columbine High School

Th'""VESTIGATION:

On 081199 I telephonically interviewed Amanda Duran. Duran is a student

at Columbine High School, Duran reported that she has not been
interviewedby police prior to this date. Duran was at school on 042099,
however she was with friends at the MacDonalds restaurant on Coal Mine
and Pierce when the shooting began. She left the school from her gym class
about 1110 hours. As she walked out of the school she remembers nothing
unusual about that day. She went with DanielleChavez and Bo Ankele, both
have been interviewed. When she and her friends returned to the school
they saw all of the students in Clement Parle. This is when she was first
alerted that a shooting occurred. She waited in Clement Park for a short
time them went to her home and watched television.
She never saw or heard any of the incident and reported to having no prior
knowledgeof the incident.

DISPOSITION: CASE OPEN

JC.Q01- 006350

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JOHN ELLIOT
(303) 973-'/466

INVESTIGATION:

On 05-19-99, I spoke with John Elliot, This lead was to determine John's whereaboutsduring fifth period, as records reflecthe
has this period free, During my telephone interview with John, he told mehehas not attended Columbine High School since
August of 1998, as he is registered at McClain High School. He said he did not know Eric Harris or Dylan Klebold and had not
heard anything thaI would be ofassistance to this investigation.

JC-001- 006357

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Connocting C~ Report No, vtcnmName Oriptal Rcpol1 DeteThis R~rt
Control #3443 05-19·99
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WITNESS:

DEREK ENO, DOBl04·1a-81

5611 West Fremont Drive
Liuteton, Colorado 80123
(303) 973·8690

INVESTIGATION:

On 05·19·99, I spoke with Derek Eno.This lead was to determine Derek's whereabouts during fifth period. Records reflected
that Derek has this period free. During my telephone interview with Derek, he told me he was just leaving the school at
approximately 1110 hours with a friend of his, Evan Hensley, and he wentto MeganMatthew's house. He said they then began
'0 returnto school later when they saw all the kids runningfrom the school. He said he was not presentat the school during the
rime ofthe event. He said he did go to ClementPark and foundout what had happened. He said he was in Evan's car andthat
the police had used his car for a short periodof time to blockthe roadway. Derektold me that he did not see Eric or Dylanthe
day ofthe event. He said he does knowwho they were, but could not say that he saw them in school on that day.

DISPOSITION: Lead closed.

JC-001- 006359

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JC-001· 006362
 Jl!:FI!'ERSON COo:N'rY DISTlUCT ATTORNEY I S OI!'FICB

Stn!'PLJ!MBN'l'AL RZPOS1.T

Defendant, Harris/Klebold DCleket Iil'uml)er,

Date: 042399 Case Iil'uml)er, 99-70625
Deputy D.A., InvsstigatClr, Greg Neal

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A unknown officer took down the name of a party by the name of

Christi Evelcth a student at Columbine Sigh School. A very brief
statement t~~t she was returning from lunch and a female by the name
of Chiecko Pardue told her not to go back to school- 3 guys started
shooting.

On April 21, 1999, at approximately 3:00 p.m. called and spoke with
Christi Eveleth, 6111 W. Maplewood Place, Littleotn, Colorado. Phone
number 303-797-3681. R/I was attempting to verify the statement by
her friend that there were 3 guys shooting.

Christi advised that her girlfriend Chiecko Pardue told her not to
go back to school and she either said 3 people have been shot or
there were 3 shooters she just wasn't sure.

R/I asked for the phone number of Chiecko Pardue. Christi informed
R/I that she didn't have it but should be able to get: it from a
teaoher by the name of Cheryl Moiser.

NO further

Date
JC-001.006363

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FAGLER, K

JC·001·006364
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CONTINUAlION CJ
'PLEMENT ~ Jeso WEBB 99-7625-R
l..."".tlecting Cue Repcr1 No VieUm NiSlil~ Original Repott Dme This llcpon
Control #3444 05-19-99
Clmifialien X First Dogr.. Murder o~ Sll.1UiS: 0pt:'I X E~~tWly C1ean'Id Q Recommend CMe:~ Review Q

~fi\:ilition n Cl-.d by Atmt n Unfounded o ctesuee c

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WITNESS:

KENDRA FAGLER. DOBill-24-80

6994 West Hinsdale Drive
(303) 978-9467

INVESTIGATION:

On 05·19·99, 1 spokewith Kendra Fagler. This lead was to determine Kendra's whereabouts during fifth period, as records reflect
she has this period free. During my telephone interviewwith her on 4-19-99, she told me that she was at home eating lunch on
4-20-99, She stated she had arrived home at approximately 1100 hours and had rried to return to school, but had run into
numerous students who told her what had OCCUlTed and toldher to turn around and go home. She said she did and then contacted
her patents to let them know that she wasjust fine. Kendra told me that she had not seen anything prior to her leaving the school
on that date that was suspicious or drew her attention. She said she did not know Eric Harris or Dylan Klebold and had not heard
anything since the event that would assist in this investigation.

DISPOSITION: Lead closed.

JC-ClO1-006365

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SUPPLEMENT V JCSO ERZEN 99.7625·S$

Camaa:tmB Case Repot1 No V~etjm Name OriginalReoort Oak! This RuM
DN#4010 06·10-99
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ADDITiONAL WITNESS:
'Ferguson, Darn. dobIOI-24-82
SI08 South Dudley Street
Littleton, Colorado 80123
(303)978-9448
Student at ColumbineHigh School

(Parental InfonD'tion):
Ferguson. Jan
same as above f Work: (303)271-6844

INVESTIGATION:
On 06-1Q-'l9. between 0900 and 0908 hours. I had an opportunity to speakwith Dara Ferguson in reference to the Columbine
incident that occurred on 04-20-99< Through the use of school records we had identified Dara as being scheduled for lunch
ariod A. and ( was contactingher to See if she was on campus when the shooting incidentoccurred.

Uponcontacting Darn. she explained that after beingreleased from her fourth hour marketing class taught by Ms. Frommer. that
she wentdown intothe cafeteria area and waitednear the school storeforher boyfriend, Scott Marshall, Dara Ferguson recalled
that whileshe was waiting for Marshall. that she spoke with LewisGallepia(last name spelling unknown), who was working
at the schoolstore on the incidentdale. Dara said at about! 115 hours,she and her boyfriend.Marshall.exited from the school
using the south exit near RebelCorner,at which time they walked to their vehicle injunior parking lot. Dara stated they had to
go to her house becauseshe had forgotten her purse. and then they went to lunch. It wasn't until they attempted to return to
school that they learned of the incidentwhen they were stoppedby emergency personnel.

Dara was asked if she had observedanythingout of the ordinary whileshe was down in the cafeteriaarea waiting for Marshall.
or anything out of the ordinary whenthey exited out into thejunior parking lot. Dara said she saw nothing OUl of the ordinary
which would have led her to believe anything was wrong that day.

JC·001· 006370

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ASAF3 4198 JCSDI1614
 R~porting Agency Reporting Offi¢ff Case R~j)Ort No
CONTINUATION 0
SUPPLEMENT v JeSO ERZEN 99-7625-55
Coonming Cue: ReportNo, Vlcum Nftf'lf Original R.tpon: Dale This Rfpo«
DN#4010 06-10-99
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At this point, [ confirmed that Data left prior to die incident, and she did not see any gunmen nor did she hearany gunshots or
explosions at the school.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
FBI Case #4-DN·S7419!DN#4010

DISPOSITION: Case open, pending further investigation.

J C-OO1- 006371

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FERNAllD, AMl,LIA

JC-001- 006372
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SUPPLEMENT v JCSO ERZEN 99-762S-WW
COml'Kting C3R Repon No. V«::tim Name Original Repctt Dace This Rtport
_DN #4011 06-16-99
(lClltion X Fint Degree Murder 0ffl!:Mt Sutl:l.lil:: 0;itt1 X £Jt~lional!y Cl~ 0 R.eoommen<l Case: Review 0
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ADDITIONAL WITNESS,

FERNAND, AMILIA, D08/02-04-81

7160 SouthDepew Street
Littleton.Colorado80128
(303) 932-8733
Bus: Student/Columbine High School

(PARENTAL INFORMATION)

HOOYMAN, DIANA
Same as above
Bus: (303) 932-8733

HOOYMAN, PATRICK
Same as above
Bus: (303) 807·9080

INVESTIGATION,

On 6-11-99, between the hours of 1340 and 1352, I had an opportunity to speak with Amila Fernand in reference to the
Columbine incident that occurred on 4-20-99. Throughthe use of schoolrecords. we had identified Amila as being on lunch
period "A" and I was calling to confirmif she was at school that day.

Uponcontacting Amila,she told me thatshe arrived at the school an 4-20·99,at about 0730 hours,whereshe droveher vehicle
to the seniorparking lot and parked in space #201. Amilaattended her routine classes and left school after her second period
class at abut0930 hours. Amila toldme thatshe doesnot havea thirdor fourth hourclassand thatshe wenthome that particular

Unit Number Jc-001- 006373

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DN#4011 06-16-99
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day for lunch. Amila toldme that she walkedout the westentrance, whichis locatedjust northof the library. She walked down
the stain on the west side ofthe cafeteriaout into the senior lot and drovehome, Amila stated that she attempted to return to
school at about 1140 hours and that she was stopped by emergencypersonnel. She did tell me that she wont over to Leawood
Park and from the park sbe heardgunshots andexplosions eomiog from the school. I confirmedwithAmila that she bad left prior
to the incident She did not observe any gunmen while she was at the school and it wasn't until she returned at 1140 hours that
she beard gunshot. and explosions coming from tbe high school,

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

FBI Case #4-DN-57419IDN #401 L

DISposiTION: Case open, pending further investigation.

JC-001· 006374

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JC-001·006375
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Carnteeting: Case Retxtrt No Victim NameOriginalRepon Date This: Repon

COLUMBINE 06-14-99
C... ",00 X FIRST DEGREE MURDER ~ Swus: Opefi X !;':'Cllpl:imaally Cleved 0 l{eCtlmmend Case; Review 0
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ADDITIONAL WITNESS:

CHRISTOPHER FIELDING, DOB/II-03-83

5262 S. Everett Street
Littleton, CO
303-972-9342

INVESTIGATION:

On 06-14-99, I wasassigned Lead Number4012 to interview Christopher Fielding, a Columbine High School on 04-20-99 who
had "A" lunch.

On 06·,4.99, I contacted Christopher Fieldingat about0935 hours, at his homephone number, 303·912-9342. Fielding stated
that he had been In school on 04·20-99. He statedthat his classjust prior to lunch was Ceramics, which ended at Il:lG. He
staled thathe went to the Commons wherehe met somefriends nearthe Rebel Comer in order to leave for lunch. I asked him
if there wasanything unusual in theCommons or cafeteria areaandheSlated there was not, and stated that it was a "normal day!'
He statedthattheywentoutside to the Senior Parking Lot, toMart Cornwell's car. He stared theywereaccompanied by Lauren
BixlerandChrissy Kovak, Fieldingslated that he did cot notice anything unusual in the parldng lot either.

I asked him if be knew eimer DylanKlebold or Eric Harris and he Slated he did not 1 asked if he recognized their vehicles and
h. Slated he did not. I asked Fielding if there wasanything he bed heardor Seen prior to the incident or since the incident that
he thought might be helpful and he stated therewas nothing else.

DISPOSITION: Open, pendingfurther investigation.

JC-001· 006376

Assigned To
FILLMORE. JA.~A

JC-001· 006377
 UNCLASSIFIED
INFORMATION CONTROL
Control Number: DN4513
Case 10: 174A-DN-57419
Priority: PRIORITY ClassifICation: UNCLASSIFIED Method of Contact
Source: LUCIANO, STEVE o In P.rson @ Telephoflt/RBdlo
AfflHatlon: JCSO o Oll&ervallon 0 w,;!ten

Phone Number: (303) 277-0211 Information Received Date: 0611011999 Time: 8.51 AM
Prepared by: LUCIANO, SrEVE 1&IIJEFCO SO
(ComponentiAgenoy)
E""nt Narrative: JANALEE FILLMORE, STUDENT IN 5THHOUR CHOIR CLASS.

Eve"tDate: Event Tlme: References:

Categories: INTERVIEW STUDENT - CHS

~ Event Reviewed by: SL Lead Required? YES

Lead Control Number: DN4513

Lead: INTERViEW JANA LEE FILLMORE. 8312 W. NICHOLS AVE. LTN, CO 80126. 973-
7356

Assigned To: WYGANT, STEVE Date: 0611811999 Time: 3:03 PM

Disposition: INTERVIEWED MOTHER ON 8-13-99 JANA FILLMORE WAS OUTSICK FOR

THE ENTIRE SEMESTER, ONLYATTENDING TWO DAYS. JANA WAS NOT IN
SCHOOL ON 4-20-99. WAS OUT OF SCHOOL JAN. THROUGH END OF YEAR.
FAMILY MOVED TO IDAHO. LEAD CLOSED

l.ead Reviewed by: st, LeadCompleted? Ii1J Date: 0811311999

JC.o01.006378

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FINK, KRISTIN

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KRISTIN FINK, D08/06-18-82

6608 W. Fair Drive
Littlet<lll, CO
303-794-6165

pm:STIGAIICb'lj

On 06-14-99,1 was assigned Lead Number 4013 to interview Kristin Fink, a Columbine HighSchool studenton 1)4-20.99, who
had "A" lunch.

On 06-14-99, at about 0940 hours. I lefta message On an answering machine at mehome phone number fot Fink, 303-794-6165.
At about 1000 hours, [receiveda page withthatphonenumberand called it hack. I wasconnected witha female who identified
herselfas Fink. [told her I wished to speak withher reference the Columbine HighSchool incident on 04-20·99.

Finkstaled shehadbeen in mathclass withMs. Moore, just prior to lunch. Shestated her class gotout at 1l:10 a.m. She stated
that she leftthe math hall. wentLltrough the science hall, downthestairs and outthrough the cafeteria, I asked her if she noticed
anything unusual inside the cafeteria, or in any other location within theschool, and she stated shedid nor. She statedthatber
friend, Jocinda Boych picked her up inthe seniorparking1eL She statedtheyleft the school and wentto the mallfor lunch. I
asked her if she noticed anything unusual outside of the school and she stared shedid not.

I asked Fink if shekneweitherDylan Klebcld or Eric Harris and shestared shedid not andhad no classes withthem. I asked
her if she recognized eitherof their cars and shestaredshe did not.
JC·001-006380

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back and tried to get in, but the roads wen. blocked and ended up going into the Clement Parl< parking lot

r asked fink if sbe had eunerseenor heard anything prior to the incident or sincewhich sbe thought might be of assistance. She
Stated she bad no further iafermaticn,

DISPQSITION: Open, pending lUnber invesrlption,

Jc.o01- 006381

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JC.001. 006382
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WITNESSES,

FLANSBURG, JUSTIN scorr, DOBill-21-S1

6094 SouthRoutt Street
Littleton, CO 80127
303-979-2939

FLANSBURG, MARIA
Same as above.
Work: SCT Sales, Inc,
770 West Hampden Ave., #170
Englewood, CO 80120
03-806-9988

FLANSBURG, JAMES
Same as above.
Work: Guardian Class Service
4065 $, Federal Blvd,
Englewood, CO SO 120
303-781-5651

INVESTIGAnON:

On 06-10-99, at about ()<J 15 hours, I contacted witness Justin Flansburg by telephone. Justin Flansburg is a student at Columbine
HighSchool. The reason Justin was contactedwas to interview him in reference to the shootingthat occurred on 04-20-99 at
Columbine High School.
JC·001· 006383

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Connetting Case Report Nn. Victim Name OriginalR~ Date This R~port
COLUMBINE 06-H)·99
r '::Uion X FIRST DEGREE MURDER Of'fem,t StaI'ur 0P8 X E:«:eplioukty CI~ c Recol:'m'IWld Case: Review 0
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I~Jr I Quanlity I Bl'lllld Nlpne I ~ptiOlI I SnlN¢ ~~~ I Itecev
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JustinFlansburgsaid on 04·20-99, he was not in thecafeteria 31 Columbine High School at any point in time, Justin Flansburg
said on 04-20·99. 31 about 1000 hours, he went into the library at Columbine High School and remained in there for
approximately five to ten minutes. Justin said he did not seeanythingunusual, nor did he see any unusualpeople in the library
at that lime.
Justin Flansburgsaid on 04-20.99, at about 1100 hours, he walked from the Language Arts Section of the high school on the
second level, and exited the front door on the east sideof the school. Justin Flansburgsaid h. was going to lunch at that time.

r askedJustin Flansburg about Dylan Klebold and EricHarris. He saidhe did not know who they were priorto this incident and
he did not know any ofthe Trench Coal Mafiastudents eitherprior 10 this incident. Justin Flansburgsaid he was not even Sure
that he had Seen any ofthe Trench Coat Mafia students or their associates in the hallways of ColumbineHigh School before.

r asked Justin Flansburg how he has been doing coping with the incident since 04-20-99, and he said he has been having no
"rolliems. r gave Justin Flansburg my phone numberand advised himthat if he wished to raikto a J.C.S.D. Victim Advocate
in the future. to contact me and I would make the necessary arrangements for him.

DISPOSITION: Case remains open, pending further investigation.

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FOOTE, JENNIFER; OOB1l2-20-S2

6326 S. Newland Ct.
Littleton, CO 80123
303-797-2824
Studentat Columbine High School

CORACE, ROXANNE
Same as above.
Work: Same as residence.

'OOTE,MARK
2IJ2 S. Yukon SI.
Lakewood, CO 80227
303-763·5362
Work: 303·289-IJ03

INVESTIGATIQN:

On 06·10.99, at about 1100 hours, I calledJenniferFoote, who is • student at Columbine High School. This phone call was to
interview her in reference to the shooting that occurred at Columbine High School on 04·20·99.

Jennifer Foote laid methat on 04-20-99, she attended classes at Columbine HighSchool and said at approximately \045 hours
on 04-20.99, she leftthe school and wentto herresidence lOrlunch at 6326 S.Newland Ct. Jennifer Footeadvised she remained
at her residence until approximately 1140 hours, on 04-20·99, when she wasgoing to go backto her classes at school, however,
due to the police presence in the neighborhood, she said she couldnat get off of her block.
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Jennifer Footeadvised that she did not know Dylan Klebeldor EricHarrisprior to this incidentand said she did not know any
of the Trench Coat Mafia students or their associates. JenniferFoote advised she believes she had seen Trench Coat Mafia
students in the hallwayand believedthese studentsbelonged to theTrench Coat Mafia due to the fact that they would wear all
black clothing. JenniferFoote advised she believedthere were approximately ten membersof the Trench Coal Mafia and said
thaIthey stick together while in the school. JenniferFoote advised that shehas not seen any students at ColumbineHigh School
harass the TrenchCootMafiastudents nor has she seen the Trench Coat Mafiastudentsharass other students at the high school.

(asked JenniferFoote it she knew what the Rebel NewsNet:Work(RNN) wasand she said she did. (asked ber if she knew what
the "Thoughtof'the Day" wason 04-20·99, and she said no, thatthe teachershe has for second periodclass when the "Thought
of the Day" is broadcasted, usually turns the monitoroff and therefore she does not know what the "Thought of the Day" was.

I asked JenniferFoote if she had seen anyonecarrying a blue dufflebag and/or a propane tank in the school or into the school
priorto the schoolon 04-20·99, however,she said she had not seen anyone doing so. Jennifer Footetold me sbe has nor beard
ofanyoneelse who maybe manufacturing explosive device. and/or buyingguns, JenniferFoote also advisedshe doesnot "-"OW
anyoneat ColumbineHigh School with a double piercedeyebrow

JenniferFoote advisedme that since the shootingon 04-20.99, she hashad difficulties whilethinking about the incident off and
on. She said especially in the day. after the incident, if shewere to thinkabout j~ it would botherher and said that since she has
been gettingbetter, however. Jennifer Foote told me she has norseen a therapist and therefore, I gave her my name and phone
numberand advised her if she wanted 10 talk to a rcs.o. Victim Advocate in the future. to contact me and I would make the
necessary arrangements for her.

DISPOSITION, Case rernams open, pending further investigation.

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JARED FOSTER DOB/12-0g-ll0

7183 West Walden Drive
Littleton, Colorado 80123
(303) 973-5068

INVESTIGATION,

On 05-18-99, I spoke with Jared Fosterreference this lead. Jaredwas to be interviewed to determine his whereabouts during

the incident on 4-20-99. Records indicated that he was in fifth period, which is a free period. During the interview. Jaredtold
me he had an excusedabsence. He was out of town during the incident, therefore does not know whathappenedor observed
anything during the event. Jared toid me he did not know Eric Harris or Dylan Klebold, and since the event has not heard
anything that would benefit this investigation.

DISPOSITION: Leadclosed.

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5462 W. Geddes PI. Littleton, Co. 303973-1967
Narrative:
I spoke with Foster on 5-5-99. He told me that he has known Klebold since elementary school but never
spoke with him. He didn't know Harris but both Harris and Klebold would sit in on Foster's video class even
though both Harris and Klebold had their video class during another period. 80th Harris and K1ebold kept to
themselves. Fosler said he is an athlete (soccer).

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FOSTER. RYAN, DOB/I HJ6-80

5462 West Geddes Place
Littleton. Colorado 80128
(303) 973-1967
Bus: Student/Columbine High School

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FOSTER. DONNA. D08/03-05-54

Same as above
Jus: (303) 762-1714

FOSTER, SCOTT, DOB/05-31-52

Same as above
Bus: (303) 932·1478

INVESTIGATIQN;

On June 7, 1999, between the boors of 1101 and llI7. I had an opportunityto speak with Ryan Foster in reference to the
Columbine incident that occurredon April 20, 1999.
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Ryantold me that he arrived at schoolon April20, 1999,at about0730 hours, wherehe parkedhis vehiclein senior parkinglot,
space #125 Ryan told me that he walkedup the stairsjust westof the cafeteriaand entered into the west doors, which allowed
himaccessinto the mainhallwayat the high school. Ryanattended his regularclasses, tellingme that afterhis fourth period class.
which is a math class taught by Ms. McMullen, he was released at about t ItO hours, Ryan and his girlfriend. Tammy

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Ryan wasaskedwhichexit himand Tammy leftwhenthey were going to lunch, Hetold me thatthey walked out the westdoors
from the main hallway, walkeddown the stairs,JUSt west of the cafeteria, and out into the seniorparking lot.

Ryan was asked if be observedanything out of the ordinary whenhe left schoolat Ill(} hours with his girlfriend, Tammy. He
told me he did not observe anythingout of the ordinary, at which time I verified thathe did not observe any gunmen, nordid he
hear any gunshot or explosion after he left the school.

Ryan was asked ifhe went down into the cafeteria area of the School on April 20th, He told me that he wentdownthereearlier
in the morning, where be picked up something to eat at the school store,but he nevermade it into the centralcore area of the
cafeterianear the kitchen.

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DISPOSITION: Case open. pending further investigation,

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Ref # 99-12067 Reported Date 04/20/1999 Time 12,39,32

Type ASSTOA Status RTl'
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DET3~ 05/06/1999 Q$O~N/MO

Jefferson County Sheriff" Department CR 99-7625

Control #1460 and #1989

On Tuesday, April 27, 19~9 Investigator Duane Eaton was

contacted by Denver police Deparcment Detective Terry nemmel with
a request for assistance on an upcoming interview. Detective
Demmel advised Investigator Eaton on a previous date he had
interviewed Matthew Friedman (dob: 04/Qsj81}. Detective Deromel
advised Investigator Eaton that Friedman had made statements
leading Oetec~ive Demmel to believe that Friedman had a very close
relationship with Eric Harris, Dylan Klehold and Brooks Brown of
Columbine High School, Detective Demmel requested Investigator
Eaton's ass~stance in conducting a more in-depth interView with
Friedman to determine how close a relationship he had with the
homicide suspects from Columbine High School and any knowledge he
might have of their activities leading up to the homicides on
Tuesday, April 20/ ~999. Detective Demmel advised Investigator
Eacon th~t ~riedrnan had advised him that Robyn Anderson had at one
time been his girlfriend, that Brooks Brown was his best friend and
that he knew Eric Harris and Dylan Klebald well.
Investigator Eaton and Oecective Demmel met with Matt Friedman
and his parents at the Friedman residence on the same day at
approximately 1645 hours, Friedman advised the investigators that
he had first met Dylan Klebold while in 7th grade. Me advised they
met on a 7thgrade school retreat_ Friedman advised that he and
Klebold sat with each other en the bU5 and became acquainted with
each other. Friedman advised, however. chat he had not spoken with
Klebold much after that time. Friedman advised that he once again
became acquainted wich Klebold in his sophomore year of high
echool. Friedman advised he met Klebcld through a common friend.
David Proctor, in his sophomore year of high school Friedman
advised he hadpj~ spoken with Klebold much since that date,
however,
Friedman advised be had been invited to the Klebcld house on
only one occasion. He «dvised that in the beginning of their
junior year of high at Columbine High School oylan Klebold had
invited him over to his home. He advised that while there they
played pool and wa~ched a movie. Friedman advised the movie he and
Klebold watched at. the Klebol-d residence WaS a movie titled llLost
Highv.ay II Friedman advised that the movie was a oavid Lynch movie.
Friedman advised he brought the movie to Kleboldls residence at
Kleboldls request. Friedman advised he was employed at that time
and still is employed at Video City at 6705 W. Ken Caryl Avenue in
Littleton, CO. He adVised that due to the fact he was employed by
a video store Kl.ebo Ld had requested he brl-ng the movie "Lcat.
Highway" over to the Klebold residence. Friedman advised the movie
IlLest Highway" is a llreal strangeH movie. jer i.edman advised it was
Dylan's favorite movie. Friedman advised that Klebald told him he
really enjoyed the movie.
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