To those who thought Dylan killed more, I put the official report at 25:13 if you want to see it. On that report, it shows Eric killed 7, Dylan killed 2 and they killed 4 together. Also, I was wrong on where Rachel's body was found. Her body was right by the entrance but they had dragged her body where I said it was.

@jeanwardrop339

3 жыл бұрын

@Islam De enige ware religie. thts quite an incredible statement. Do u have proof ?

@ariahwells9381

3 жыл бұрын

Who let you in there anyways?

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

@@ariahwells9381 Inside clips are courtesy of the Littleton police department

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

@@emelianemone777 CVA is a great channel

@nyla2795

3 жыл бұрын

He did not kill 2😂😂🙄🙄🙄🙄

Austin Eubanks died of an overdose in 2019. He never returned to columbine and was homeschooled till he graduated in 2000. He struggled with staying sober since the massacre. He was shot twice and his best friend was killed in front of him. The level of life long trauma inflicted upon those who survived is something that needs to be talked about more. Truly sad. Same with the mother of Carla Hochhalter.

@Teddy-hk2qx

2 жыл бұрын

Anne Marie hochhalter* Her mother was Carla. Sad about Austin, the shooting definitely contributed to his demons.

@michaellovely6601

Жыл бұрын

Carla was the mother of Anne Marie Hochhalter. Reading her story made me feel so sorry for Anne Marie as she was really put through the wringer after the shooting at Columbine High School. Aside from being paralyzed from the shooting and having to get used to life in a wheelchair; Anne Marie also had to deal with the stress of media intrusion. Though the biggest blow Anne Marie suffered occurred six months after the shooting when her mother Carla committed suicide. This was extremely upsetting for Anne Marie as she not only had to grieve the suicide of her mother but also had to deal with the renewed stress over media intrusion. When asked if Columbine drove her mother to commit suicide; Anne Marie is quick to say no and explains that her mother had struggled with Depression for years, so while Columbine didn't cause her mother to become depressed or commit suicide it didn't help her either. Shortly after Dylan's mother Sue Klebold published her book "A Mother's Reckoning: Living in the Aftermath of Tragedy" Anne Marie published an open letter to Sue on Facebook that was of forgiveness instead of condemnation. Anne Marie explained that her decision to forgive Sue Klebold stemmed from the realization that holding onto the feelings of anger and hatred towards Sue was doing nothing for her aside from weighing her down. Following the publication of Sue's book and her sitting down with ABC News anchor Diane Sawyer on "20/20" Colorado Attorney General Cynthia Coffman took to the Twitter account for the state's attorney general's office and Tweeted that Sue's interview was "irresponsible and inflammatory" adding in a separate tweet that by speaking out Sue Klebold won't be preventing future school shootings and would instead indirectly inspire other mentally unstable teenagers to lash out at their classmates and teachers the same way her son did on April 20th, 1999. Anne Marie's dad Ted Hochhalter chewed out Cynthia Coffman for what she said and explained that someone in as high of a position of power as hers shouldn't have such a dismissive and flippant attitude towards mental illness or school shootings and school violence in general. Ted also explained that not talking about the aforementioned issues and pretending that they don't exist won't make the problem go away. I agree with Mr. Hochhalter and I also find it extremely unprofessional of Cynthia to use the Twitter account for her place of employment instead of her own personal Twitter account.

@hanselmansell7555

Жыл бұрын

And still to this day America arms mad people 😢

@marikiemarie7622

11 ай бұрын

​@hanselmansell7555 no. Mad people are mad. They would use bombs, fire, poison. If we had no gun...it would be another way. It's a mental health issue. People in America can't get health care much less mental health care

@TLR1988

10 ай бұрын

​@@hanselmansell7555exactly. These 2 but jobs had access to guns, one stated a week as had a website stating he wanted to kill specific people, and they both made a videos depicting them in trench coats in the school looking crazy with guns and nobody including the other students did nothing and still in 2023, were passing out guns to anybody.

There was also John Savage, who hid under the library tables, and actually talked to Dylan Klebold during the shooting. He was spotted under the table, and identified himself to Dylan because he figured he knew him a little (and "wasn't a threat"). Their conversation went as such: *John:* (Nervously) Hey, Dylan. What are you doing? *Dylan:* ( _Sigh_ ) Just killing people. *John:* Huh...Are you gonna kill me? *Dylan:* What? (because of the smoke alarms) *John:* Are you gonna kill me? (Pause, Dylan in contemplation) *Dylan:* Nah, man. Just go; run. Savage did just that, and ran as fast as he could out of the school.

@Dhruv-fu2os

3 жыл бұрын

No,he first encountered Eric and Dylan heard them talking and Dylan recognized Savage's voice and came over to them. That's when all the things you have wrote happened

@psycho9539

3 жыл бұрын

@@Dhruv-fu2os lol thats not what happend john savage said hi dylan what are you doing and dylan says just killing people none of the other stuff was said and they shot john savage plese do research before saying somthing

@snapnpiksallthetime7672

3 жыл бұрын

This is why people should never treat others like shit, may save your life some day, let alone its just wrong.

@bloodyunicorn8111

3 жыл бұрын

@@psycho9539 they did not shoot John savage.. John Savage is alive, and he talked about what happened. He said he was hiding under the table and Eric yelled “Who’s under there??” And John said “It’s John” and then Dylan came over and Eric said “John Savage?” And he said “Yeah..” and then Eric walked away and Dylan stood there and John goes “hi Dylan.. what are you doing?” And Dylan goes “just killing people” And then John goes “Are you going to kill me?” And then Dylan goes “What???” And then John goes “I said are you going to kill me?” And then Dylan stands there and then goes “no run get out of here” And John because of shock just stares at him and then Dylan went “RUN!! RUN!!” and then John got up and ran.

@dositless9554

3 жыл бұрын

@@psycho9539 They did not shoot John Savage. in John's statement in the 11k about his experience in the library, Eric would point his gun at John under the table, and then John would move so the gun wasn't pointing at him. Then Eric would point the gun at him again, and John would do the same thing and move away. Eric says "identify yourself!", and that leads to the dialogue between the two. And when he told him to "RUN", he wasn't phrasing it as a personal threat. He still thought their bombs in the commons might go off.

24 years later, watching this still brings chills up my spine. Thank you for providing more details to paint a broader picture of this tragic event

@thefourmusketeers7346

Жыл бұрын

24 years later and we don't truly know their motive, however this has inspired mass shootings like, parkland, Sandy hook, randy stair Weis market, Virginia tech and many more

@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153

10 ай бұрын

Let it pass.

Dave Sanders wasn't killed in the hallway, but he was shot there. He died in a nearby science lab, hours later. That's quite an important detail because it ties into the issue of emergency response

@crocodile1313

4 ай бұрын

That is sickening and makes me mad as hell.

@Robert-nu4vc

4 ай бұрын

​@@crocodile1313next time it happens you respond to it you POS

@Chumpy_1

3 ай бұрын

Makes sense honestly. Back then police had a wait like response. Nobody really expirienced a school shooting. Now you run in no matter if you alone

@SteveWillNotDoIt1984

2 ай бұрын

​@@Chumpy_1 I call BS. Jonesboro Arkansas school massacre by two students, one year earlier

@Chumpy_1

2 ай бұрын

@@SteveWillNotDoIt1984 I never said it DIDNT happen. But not as much as it does now.

As a Columbine senior present that day, it still feels the same even after all these years. It blows my mind that even after this long, people are still so touched by it and effected by our tragedy. I can speak for us all when saying that it means a lot and still helps us in our healing process, even 22 years later. I appreciate how sensitive you were to the deceased and how you made sure to point out some of the details that the Media still gets wrong. So many stories have been told that aren't true and it's nice hearing some people actually doing the work to find the real truth. Every once in a while, my twisted way of healing is to Google my maiden name and Columbine, just to see what new information has been created, things maybe I've missed in the news, etc and this time I found you lol. Thanks for keeping this memory alive and keeping us all in your thoughts & prayers ♥️ #WeAreColumbine ✊🏽

@ParadisePoisson

2 жыл бұрын

@Anti Masonic @Anti Masonic oh goodness, I've heard many but never mannequins. I can confirm that there were no mannequins harmed in that experience 😉👍🏽 Just real people, no dummies or props needed that day unfortunately. Considering I walked out of the choir room, down the stairs, through the lunch room & commons area, out the double doors and through the student parking lot just minutes before the first shots were heard...Im pretty confident that there weren't any mannequins anywhere that day. Mystery solved lol. I dont remember a Robert Perry but that doesn't mean I didn't know him if he was a classmate, I just don't remember everyone now, 20+ yrs later as I did then. But I can assure everyone that there were only 2 shooters that day and Eric & Dylan were the dicks doing it. For a while there, meaning a few days afterwards, we had a couple people in mind that many of us thought may have known it was going to happen when it did but after many interviews and discussions with investigators, it was confirmed that our suspicions were wrong and those individuals were just as surprised & devastated as the rest of us. It's hard to understand how those two did all that all alone and to this day, I believe more people knew or at least had an idea of what Eric & Dylan wanted to do but I don't think any of them truly believed they'd pull it off, ya know? Who could ever really believe that? Even if they talked about it everyday, even then...we were kids...I would've never truly believe it would happen and neither did they. Until it did. And those individuals talked to authorities and told what they knew or heard but nobody really thought they'd hurt people. Satanists? I don't know what they felt deep down inside and nobody ever will but I think their notes, journals & actions tell us where their heads were at. From what I knew of them, I don't think so but I didn't know them intimately, just as classmates and the occasional smoke-break buddy when we'd sneak out of class to have a cigarette behind the school and I never sensed evil in them. Never once. Eric was very kind to me, even sharing cigarettes on multiple occasions. So, when you hear that they were racists, I don't think that's fair. Only 1 person claims they heard them call Isaiah the N word before shooting him and that person holds they key to this rumor 🙄 Maybe they did but I'm here to tell everyone that I'm black...mixed race black & white and Eric & Dylan shared cigarettes with me without hesitation. We'd tell our English teacher we needed to pee, meet at the end of the hall and sneak outside together to smoke. All 3 of us, at least twice a week, without race ever being an issue. They were nice to me and I'm black 😉 So there's that. Not saying they didn't say those things that day, just sayin... Any other questions? I'm happy to chat. XO

@mikedavis186

2 жыл бұрын

Jeeze, I lived about a half an hour away when that happened... Glad I was in treatment and not there, must've been hard, but as you say, you left before it happened?

@nicolefl.9119

2 жыл бұрын

@@AntiMasonic93 is sad that you would even make this statement about using dummies when so many lost their lives that day. There would be no purpose in using dummies to begin with when there’s dead bodies of teens laying all over. This is disrespectful to the ones who got hurt and lost their lives. You are ridiculous and cold hearted to even think this way.

@alexiabarnes5371

2 жыл бұрын

@@AntiMasonic93 there’s literally clips and interviews of a student whose face is disfigured because he was shot multiple times. there’s photos of the shooters suicide in the library. how could it have been fake?

@teddmented

2 жыл бұрын

@@ParadisePoisson I think what you call “kindness” was just a really horny psychopath pleased that a girl was being friendly to him. You read that wrong. I’d also use a stronger word than “dicks.” They’re pathetic sadistic mass murderers. They didn’t, for example, just tell a girl she was ugly. That’s being a dick. They blew her brains out.

21 years later and it's still just as shocking. I just hope the victims are at peace.

@red5158077

3 жыл бұрын

They are. I was born one month earlier in February and my school almost had a school shooting but the wannabe Shooter was a dumbass.

@pullilili5845

3 жыл бұрын

@@red5158077 damn shooters are sure dumb

@mischievousmonshine1711

3 жыл бұрын

I’m literally stuck in mass shootings and school Shootings. I can’t begin to understand how someone can just go out like that. It’s absolutely disgusting

@red5158077

3 жыл бұрын

@@pullilili5845 True the guy wasn't caught because of his threat nope he got caught on school grounds with weed and he had a list of people he wanted to kill on him.

@gailpurcell3075

3 жыл бұрын

Of course they are at peace they are dead duh!!!! I like how when people die they post R.I.P that’s so stupid

How ironic that these murderers went to kill the jocks and popular kids, when in reality they killed the students most likely on the fringes, just like them. Kids in the library. The ones that would never bully. The disabled. The quiet ones. Just sickening.

@leilanisunsets1362

2 ай бұрын

In their eyes they were the targets for quite some time. Day in and day out year after year and they decided enough was enough. Unfortunately no one realized the magnitude of actions have consequences

@BreeIsMeTV

2 ай бұрын

@@leilanisunsets1362And yet the murdered Isaiah, one of the few black students in the entire school. Isaiah faced racism from the jocks AND the shooters, they made sure to call him the N word before murdering him. He face the same if not more harassment and he never harmed anyone.

@Littlekitten_

2 ай бұрын

@@BreeIsMeTVbreaks my freaking heart!!! Such disgusting monsters .

@dominiclaporte8040

Ай бұрын

@@BreeIsMeTV You actually think that white kids do not face racism in majority black schools? Stfu with that very ignorant comment.

@dude8273

Ай бұрын

@@BreeIsMeTV his story is really tragic. his dad said Isaiah even marked his calendar as his graduation day approached because he was excited to have only one in his family to graduate HS.

I am a very visual person and it is very helpful when crimes that are of biblical proportions such as this are broken down in this way. Because of the magnitude of such crimes they seem kind of blurry and difficult to sort out. This kind of video helps broaden my scope of where,when, and how. Because I truly want to know. Thank you. God rest their souls.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

Жыл бұрын

Hey thanks so much thomas!! I'm very visual too so I understand where you are coming from.

@juicyjules7409

10 ай бұрын

Whaa .... 🤔 Hmm

@shawnalynn5198

7 ай бұрын

same, I'm also a very visual person and this kind of makes it more "real" when I can actually see where it took place

I especially feel bad for Kyle Velasquez. He enjoyed working with computers but was mentally disabled and didn’t know what was happening. It’s bad to kill anyone, but killing the handicapped is among the worst murders to commit. RIP to all 13.

@andreinekrasov2036

3 жыл бұрын

At least he was spared the fear.

@bodhi8297

3 жыл бұрын

@@andreinekrasov2036 seriously? That sounds like something Eric Harris would say

@shrezzy0940

3 жыл бұрын

@@bodhi8297 I mean i would rather die not knowing it than dying knowing someone was gonna shoot me

@Draftspike

2 жыл бұрын

Disabled people aren’t special angels who are above everyone else. We are all equal, murdering a disabled person is just as bad as murdering an able bodied person.

@allexz6360

2 жыл бұрын

rip to all victims, hopefully they all had a painless death

They were both equally guilty. You don't just follow your friend on some murder suicide mission.

@teddmented

2 жыл бұрын

Agree. Depression doesn’t explain or justify violence. Klebold was obviously deranged as well.

@robertrachels1870

2 жыл бұрын

But you have to admit that Harris was more culpable than Dylan.

@repdale

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertrachels1870 They both mercilessly slaughtered their peers. Don’t let Dylan off the hook so easy. He was hootin and hollering the entire time and laughing at people. He had no problem executing a special needs student at close range and taunting another for the color of his skin. Eric only seems more culpable because that’s the narrative the media gave us. They were partners in crime and neither one of them is more or less responsible than the other. They plotted and carried this out together. A true criminal dyad. They just had major differences in their pathology’s.

@Trouble-Clef

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertrachels1870 One is no less culpable than the other. Neither of them could know who would survive and who wouldn’t. It could be as simple as one having more practice at firing a weapon than the other. But we don’t know and it really doesn’t matter. Both were involved in the planning and execution of this attack. And either one could have put the brakes on it as well but neither did. So just because one killed more than the other doesn’t mean the other one didn’t intend for more to die at his hands. In the end who’s bullet killed who is irrelevant, because they both made it possible for the other to kill in the first place.

@Aw-ns1qx

2 жыл бұрын

@@Gonken88 No dude. If you are having a hard time at all please talk to someone. I am here if you need to talk. Life can get rough. I know. But please don't take it out on others. Its a permanent solution to a temporary problem. Maybe someone can help you. And like I said I'm happy to listen and talk. Be well

I was a new bride in '99 and when this happened it was then my husband and I decided to homeschool our children. It was one of the best decisions we ever made. I'll never forget that day.

@johncook9392

Жыл бұрын

I am not for homeschooling. And my wife even as a former teacher is not for homeschooling... That being said, every single time we hear about a school shooting or even a gun being brought to a school we tense up and wonder what route we should go with our young children. The MAIN thing that makes us a little less worried is that I'm not aware of a single notable school shooting occurring in my area or even state. But I am very aware that could change in an instant!

@jeneckhardt5482

Жыл бұрын

@@johncook9392 for us, it got way to close to home.

@MichaelLovely-mr6oh

Жыл бұрын

​@@johncook9392Right. Following the shooting at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida back in 2018 a former coworker of mine named Lauren expressed concern about her young son starting school in a few years time; in an effort to be helpful I suggested to Lauren that she put her son in a private school.

@johncook9392

Жыл бұрын

@@MichaelLovely-mr6oh I would agree that private school's seem to be involved less with mass shootings, but they aren't without the similar risk. That one a few months back in TN would be a very recent example, the one where the school was blessed by the fantastic response by police. Not saying Lauren shouldn't have her kids in school, just that private school may not necessarily be any safer...

@MichaelLovely-mr6oh

3 ай бұрын

​@@johncook9392Fair point.

Harmon, what a great job you did in recognizing all of the victims of this horrible tragedy. You put it all together better than any news report I've ever seen. I pray these shootings stop. We've already lost so many young people senselessly.

When I was in high school, there was this program/presentation called "Rachel's Challenge". It was about Rachel Scott, and how her message of spreading positivity and kindness could lead to a chain reaction of the same. That was how we learned about, not only Rachel, but about Columbine High School, and how it all happened. Her dad and her brother (Craig Scott) were at the assembly, and made sure we took it upon ourselves to follow her example. Craig Scott was under the same table as Isaiah and Matt at the library. He watched them get shot right beside him, and tried to play dead as best he could. Thankfully he's alive to tell the tale.

@kallyevatcher7128

3 жыл бұрын

I definitely remember the “Rachel’s Challenge” at school, we would all draw our hand prints on paper, and write down things on the hand. We would also do “Rachel Rally” where everyone got together to rally together to stop bullying and become friends! There was also her brother Craig who actually came to our school and told the story about the whole incident!

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

@@kallyevatcher7128 Craig came to our school in WA state too. 👍

@gabrielpelisson9784

2 жыл бұрын

@@InfamousCrimeLocations what year was that?

@InfamousCrimeLocations

2 жыл бұрын

@@gabrielpelisson9784 2006 or 2007 I believe

@gabrielpelisson9784

2 жыл бұрын

@@InfamousCrimeLocations wow, i born in 2006

Dave Sanders didn't die immediately he was still alive for a few hours but the paramedics didn't get to him in time.

@khloeconlin

3 жыл бұрын

Every death gets to me but Dave if they went in faster he would have been alive he saved so many people

@red5158077

3 жыл бұрын

@@khloeconlin If the police had acted sooner more lives would have been saved. They were outside of library listening to the kids being murdered and they never once went in they knew exactly where the shooters were because they were in a fire fight with them. They waited for hours before mustering up the courage to go in. They say that they saved many kids that day that's not true at all. Patrick Ireland crawled out of the 2nd story window and they caught him. Daniel was dying on the sidewalk and they didn't bother to get him to safety

@khloeconlin

3 жыл бұрын

@@red5158077 your right

@red5158077

3 жыл бұрын

@@khloeconlin I understand that they needed to scour the entire school for survivors but it doesn't excuse their lack of action when listening to the kids being murdered in the library

@khloeconlin

3 жыл бұрын

@@red5158077 what are u Even talking about where I didn’t even say that ? They should have acted faster period

This isn’t an easy subject to cover, but I have to say, you did an outstanding job laying things out. Amazing video, definitely a new sub and excited to see more vids. Plus, love how ‘real’ this video is with you chiming in casually. Really love the work you did, keep it up!!!

@InfamousCrimeLocations

Жыл бұрын

Hey thanks so much john!! Welcome to my channel. New videos are coming. A few of my hard drives have failed so trying to salvage a bunch of videos.

Great detail. I had just turned 26 years old a couple of weeks before the shooting in 1999. I've never seen this much detail on the events of this day. Thanks for posting this video. When I graduated from high-school in 1991, school shootings were unheard of.

I remember this day. I had friends in that school and all the other schools went on lockdown, including mine. That day changed all of us. Still cant believe those boys did this. I remember going to the school after the shooting and the victims cars were still there covered in flowers. It was so emotional and devastating.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

2 жыл бұрын

One of the most devastating days in recent history. Did your friends make it out? Thanks nicole for watching! Hope you can stick around

@brianedward6417

Жыл бұрын

🧢

@notsunshinecountrychickens

Жыл бұрын

A columbine "fan" killed 10 people at our school May 18 2018 and nobody even gives a crap

@justinkanicki8044

Жыл бұрын

That's was just the beginning

@tbhpt2126

Жыл бұрын

Heartbreaking I’m from ct about 30 min away from Sandy hook. A school shooting really kills a whole community

This is beyond haunting. Truly RIP to the victims.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

2 жыл бұрын

Very true jax! Incredibly tragic indeed. Thanks for watching and hope you can subscribe and stick around

I appreciate your knowledge and insight. These events and victims should never be forgotten. Mental health should be at the top of the worldwide priority list in my opinion.

Thank you, That was a brave subject to report on. You're right, we didn't know how and where this all played out. The outside footage was strange to see after all these years. You were right there. Thx for posting.

Littleton, Colorado is where I'm from and I just want to say thank you for not treating our local school like a tourist trap. I'm not going to lie, I was cringing at first because I thought you somehow got into the school. Thank you for not doing so; police have to sit by that school constantly with how many people try to get into the school. I'm glad that the library doesn't exist anymore and that the school went through major renovations after the school. But thank you, again, for not treating this like a tourist destination. It means a lot to me; Littleton is such a boring little suburb and I hate that 21 years later, this is all it's remembered for.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Hey N.W., I appreciate your kind words. I called and talked with head of security to properly get on the property but they denied it so I respected their decision. I understand where you are coming from. I know Littleton is a great little town from what I saw but unfortunately is really only known for this event. Thanks and hope to see you stick on my channel. New video Friday

@michaellovely6601

2 жыл бұрын

A few years ago there were discussions of possibly tearing down Columbine High School but ultimately the decision was to leave the building standing. This decision I respect because if the school board and the community voted in favor of demolishing Columbine High School it would be essentially pretending that the tragedy never happened.

@ParadisePoisson

2 жыл бұрын

Same, my home too and I'm so grateful for how he handled this. Best I've seen yet

@ParadisePoisson

2 жыл бұрын

@Michael Lovely if they tore Columbine down they would have hundreds of us at their doorstep 🤨

@michaellovely6601

2 жыл бұрын

@@ParadisePoisson That is true. What I was talking about occurred in 2019 when after the threat by Sol Pais; there were discussions among the school board and community leaders about tearing down Columbine High School and rebuilding the campus. I watched a segment about the 20th anniversary of the tragedy on the "Today" show on NBC wherein Hoda Kotb interviewed Rachel Scott's mother and brother along with the school's former principal Frank DeAngelis and three former Columbine students who have returned as teachers. Noelle Sudano- who was in her Sophomore year at the time of the tragedy- remembered her first day back quite vividly because there were lines of parents on the sidewalk to shield the students on their way into the building.

*Such a terrible tragedy.* *Breaks my heart.* *Great, respectful coverage.* *Safe travels.*

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

I know it is really sad. I felt that not many videos on this actually talked about or showed the injured people also so wanted to do this

@bonniekaye

3 жыл бұрын

@@InfamousCrimeLocations You went into the depths of the crimes... Hard to see the grieving families left behind, but that needs to be seen, as well. You did an amazing job... Thank you. ⚘

Thank you for this in-depth video. There were things I wasn't sure of that you were able to clarify. Keep doing what you are doing. Very informative.

Harman, you are an excellent reporter.i am a detailed person[retired RN] so I ask many questions and seek details.thank you for your compassionate and sensitive reporting.😉This still is a haunting piece in America's history.The Parkland shooting is horrific too.i watched the long sentencing trial of NC and those details still haunt me.thx again.will look up your other videos.

dylan let one kid who was hiding under a table go because he knew him...the kid asked "hey dylan what are you doing" to which dylan replied "oh just killing people"...the kid said "you're not going to kill me are you?"...dylan said "nah just run...i said run!" the kid escaped without being shot...

@mattd7516

3 жыл бұрын

yes that kids name is john savage

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Yep john savage was very lucky that day. Same with brooks brown. Brooks could have been the 1st victim but it sounds like brooks confirmed that Eric and him became friends again after the ice throwing incident and he said they buried the hatchet and were friends again.

@TexasBorn_TexasRaised

3 жыл бұрын

Man that's wild

@raidenff2668

3 жыл бұрын

@@InfamousCrimeLocations he saw him in the lot an eric said i like you now and told him to just go home

@ryanc5681

2 жыл бұрын

@@InfamousCrimeLocations he showed up to brooks house demanding his backpack

Daniel Rorbaugh's parents have the concrete slab where he died in their backyard as a personal memorial.

@tinarussell3969

3 жыл бұрын

Oh man....😥

@stephanieann8115

3 жыл бұрын

As a parent I just can’t imagine. I’m hysterical and I don’t know him. You have to grieve with them if you’re human 😢

@kimma508

3 жыл бұрын

I had no idea about that. Wow.

@Casedork

2 жыл бұрын

Morbid

@lalalalalalwlla

2 жыл бұрын

I heard that Kelly Fleming's parents have the chair Kelly was sitting on before massacre began.

I've been studying columbine for sometime. This is one of the best breakdown videos I have seen I'm always learning something new. Thanks

@InfamousCrimeLocations

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you very much jasmine! 😊 That means a lot to me. Hope you will stick around!

This was my senior year and I remember watching this unfold in the library at my school. RIP to all those who lost their life that day.

Thank you for this extremely thorough and informative video. You presented a video about one of the most horrific crimes of the modern-day, showing photos of the crime scenes, and did so while including very specific details about each individual murder. I appreciate that you used nothing to create a more sensationalistic or exploitative retelling of this story, no moody musical score or lingering on details around the gore in this very sad and disturbing event. Thank you for the overall respect you've shown to all impacted by this day in your decision to limit images showing bodies to those very small and pixellated photos that indicate the location of the fallen and no more. For anyone seeking a better understanding of the timeline of events taking place and the floor plans of the crime scenes as well as the battle plan of the killers going in and the equipment they carried, compared to the actual things they did before ending their own lives, this video is a sound source of fact. Please keep doing what you do while you can and take care of your own well-being as you tackle this challenging work.

You handled this very kindly and sensitively & that is important with something like this. I was 6 weeks shy of my 14th birthday when this happened and I live in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Three years prior, we had our own tragedy with a school shooting (Dunblane) and now the family of those victims meet up with people in America to protest about gun control/violence. Again, you’re really good at this & held my attention all the way x

One of the best coverages I’ve seen

Great work! Love the in depth approach!

Such a heartbreaking and senseless tragedy. I remember being at work in a grocery store in Maryland when this happened in 1999. I was twenty at the time and was very saddened by it. My condolences to the victims and their families.

@Utubesanarc

2 жыл бұрын

I was in fourth grade and our teachers wouldn't tell us till after lunch what happened. We did a flag ceremony for the fallen the next day.

@emithefreak6631

Жыл бұрын

There's no such thing as a senseless tragedy.

@jameshansen8931

7 ай бұрын

I remember stopping for happy hour after work at McFly's in Upland and watching the whole aftermath on KTLA channel 5....it was just insane. But I remember having this feeling that it wasn't that shocking. Weird, I know. The media kept blaming the Sony PlayStation and stuff like that.

Thank you for this. I was a teenager when this happened and I've seen & read a lot on the shootings, you added a lot of info that I didnt know and you were very respectful of the victims and you used their names.

@DanielMartinez-el3uz

2 жыл бұрын

Me too I was only fifteen years old a freshman at Highland high in Palmdale and watched the news 📰 on the tv 📺 in my classroom and also with my family Damm even though is been a really long time but for me it seems like it was yesterday.

Most informative information on this massacre. Thanks for letting people become more aware.

Such a devastating case Harmin, but you've presented it and all the facts in a very informative and respectful manner. I'm not sure that was particularly easy to achieve and must have been quite challenging to put together. Great job as always! 👍🏻👍🏻

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother. I thought it was a documentary worth making. Bro, it was the hardest video I've ever put together for sure. Took 15 hrs to find all the video clips, pictures, add the commentary etc. So thanks for noticing and of course watching. 👊😃

I give you so much credit for taking your time to explain Al this as it happened on my birthday so it truly sucks Al this nonsense happened - bless you for the courage to do this video

@InfamousCrimeLocations

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!! 😀 I appreciate that

This story has always stuck with me since I first heard about it, I often revisit it, and I even remember a time on here (KZread) maybe around 2011/2012 when you could actually watch all of the surveillance footage from that day, and the library footage you could see some of the students stumbling along after being shot and collapsing on the desks, then Eric and Dylan walking up to them and they appeared to be talking for a moment over their victim before moving on, truly horrifying and saddening, may the victims RIP 😢

@InfamousCrimeLocations

Жыл бұрын

Yes it definitely has been the story that started them all, so to speak. I appreciate you tuning in. Hope you can stick around. 👍

@fauvsi

11 ай бұрын

there were no vids in the library

I’ve literally learned so much about this tragedy through you.

This is one of the best play by play, informative documentaries I’ve seen on this subject. Well done.

great video man! such a sad sad part in history...i normally try and stay away from these school shootings but this one really stuck to me...i was in 2nd graade when this happened. deff subbing to your page ! love crime locations!!!

Congratulations on reaching 1M in views on this video!! I hope everyone knows that you have a bunch of great video's!! I hope you have a fantastic night 😘💙

@InfamousCrimeLocations

Жыл бұрын

Aww thank you so much meranda!! 💖 I am so grateful. You have a nice night too. 🌙 🤗

I remember this being on the tv here in the UK. I just couldn't imagine sending my child to school to never return home.R.I.P to all the victims.Excellent video, well put together and respectful .

Hi Harmon! Please forgive me if I misspelled your name. I just gotta say that I watch almost every video that you post because you have so much respect and virtue for the families you speak of! I have watched so many other (crime) videos and no one puts together such an impressive video like you do and I have watched thousands of videos about crime and I have to tell you that in my opinion you are the best! Your story telling is spot on!! You obviously do your research and the way that you present everything always keeping respect and honor to those who have lost their lives. I agree with you that everyone who has passed on deserve to have their name remembered and I think that’s the reason that you do your amazing videos. Keep honoring those who have lost their lives in such tragic ways.

Thanks for being so respectful for the victims 💖, RIP Rachel S, Danny R., Dave S. who gave his life to save many more, Kyle V., Stephen C., Cassie B., Matthew K., Isaiah S., Daniel M., Kelly F. Lauren T., Corey DP. Who ese also a hero and John T.

Dude love the detail. I’m like that myself. Great content. Good job!

@InfamousCrimeLocations

Жыл бұрын

Hello!! Thank you so much! I hope you can stick around. Much more to come. 👍

I remember this. It was so horrific. You did such a great job on editing this video.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Sometimes the longer the video takes to edit, the better the video in most cases. So thanks for noticing and I do want to thank you for continuing to watch all my videos. :)

This was the most informative video I’ve ever seen on Columbine. Where everyone was & who shot them with what firearm definitely gives me more clear & accurate picture of how it all went down inside the school. It seems like people are scared to get into all of these type of details especially on UTube. So respect to you for doing so & doing it in a way that wasn’t disrespectful to any of the victims. Very well done my man. Very informative. Will definitely watch for more videos from you on similar topics.✊🏼

Thank you very much for sharing this video with us.

It truly hurt hearing about the things they did before killing some of them…. it made me sick to my stomach how much joy they felt taking others lives… 💔

R.I.P to all the students killed on that horrendously tragic day, thoughts and prayers to the families and also to the victims that survived. xx😥😥💖

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Yep exactly, I wanted to make sure I put that first thing in the video. Thanks sue!

@SueGirling68

3 жыл бұрын

@@InfamousCrimeLocations 💖😉 x

@a.w.thompson4001

3 жыл бұрын

And teacher Dave Sanders, who saved many students but bled out while waiting hours for help.

@SueGirling68

3 жыл бұрын

@@a.w.thompson4001 I didn't know this as I am in the UK, R.I.P to an obviously very brave man 🙏💖

@s.b.4228

3 жыл бұрын

@@SueGirling68 same thing happened in Parkland but he was a student. XXXTENTACION met him in the hospital.

Omg! This video was so in depth! You definitely did your research. I didn't know they went down the stairs and back up to do suicide. Such a tragedy! For everyone involved.. mostly to the students who were killed.. to those injured.. the staff killed and to the parents and families.. such sadness. Thank you for your hard work!

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much darby!! It did take lots of work so I appreciate you noticing. RIP to the victims. New video coming out in 30 mins just so you know!

@scruffydelilah1186

Жыл бұрын

I think when they went back down to the cafeteria is when the infamous surveillance photo was taken of them.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

Жыл бұрын

@@scruffydelilah1186 Yes indeed!

@darbyvolk7948

9 ай бұрын

One shot shows a pile of blood with a matter in it.. I'm guessing was brain matter

@darbyvolk7948

9 ай бұрын

Wad Dylan Mauser's location at 22:18

God bless the families of the victims...you gave great details of this horrible event, excellent job.

I'm from Santa Fe Texas. We had a similar tragedy at our High School a few years ago too. Whatever it takes to get people to value life and each others lives again...Let's do it.

@Hymz-kx2sg

4 ай бұрын

Somehow u made this all about u

@Skxtra.

26 күн бұрын

@@Hymz-kx2sgWhy do people always comment this. They’re just relating. Somehow you had a to be a bootyhead huh?

This is by far the video with the most complete details I've seen. Great research.👍🏽

@dannyrichards-nb9sh

Жыл бұрын

❤

It’s just so...eerie...being at that school...the emotions..

@dixienormous6969

3 жыл бұрын

I can't imagine how it would feel to be in there in person.. I would like to visit but I don't live there!

@AaronDanieltenni

3 жыл бұрын

@@dixienormous6969 Same

@em7626

3 жыл бұрын

I go there. It feels no different from a regular high school. Maybe it’s just that I’ve been there so often, but I don’t notice the eeriness unless I think about it.

@AaronDanieltenni

3 жыл бұрын

@@em7626 It’s just the thought honestly. I mean no offense at all but I do understand what you mean.

Great video. Great footage. Of a terrible tragedy Thank you Harlan.

Hey Pal, thanks for this video, I am from Mexico city and I have seen many documentaries about this, and this is very complete for the images, congratulations and God bless all the families of the kids.

This had to have been hard for you to go through - as it was hard for me to watch. So thank you for posting it. I never wanted to know much about this because its just so sad and tragic. RIP to all that lost their lives.

What makes this even worse is how many times since then, this very same thing has happened. Profound sadness doesn't even begin to describe how this makes me feel. I hope that through the wonders of the universe, that these kids, somehow, get another chance to live again. ❤🕯❤

@lbabytutorials4852

Жыл бұрын

Other kids that shoot other schools are inspired by this shooting sadly

@bobbyestep3916

Жыл бұрын

First this, then Virginia Tech unfortunately set a new “record” and began a “new trend”. But of course there have been numerous shootings before these, in between and for sure after.

May the victims Rest In Peace and my deepest condolences to their families and friends.

This is so well done 👏

Thank you for sharing 🙏🏾 Prayers out for the people trying to recover from this tragedy 🙌🏾🕊️

GREAT JOB DOING THIS VIDEO, VERY RESPECTFUL AND INFORMATIVE FOR SUCH A HORRIBLE EVENT. RIP TO ALL THE VICTIMS, MY HEART GOES OUT TO ALL THE FAMILIES AND FRIENDS.

Thank you for showing us this! Its not morbid to wonder and want to put ourselves in the place of the occurence. We will never fully understand what everyone went through but at least we can try.

Well done video Harmon, thank you. Hard to believe so much hate can be packed into humans. Curious why there's no picture of Kyle Velasquez at the opening of the video?

I'm so glad I found your channel! You covered this very well and I learned things that I didn't know before. It's a very devastating part of our history, but something we should all be educated about. Thank you for your hard work and dedication. ♡ May the victims rest in peace and may the survivors and families find comfort. I can't imagine going through something like this and surviving it. I'd have so many mixed emotions. Guilt, anger, confusion... I hope and pray that they can move on and find peace

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks Kasandra!! I'm so happy you found my channel too. I wanted to make sure I was able to provide a lot more details and pictures on not only just the victims but the ones who were injured. Definitely RIP to the victims.

This is the most detailed description and visual on what happened that day that I have ever watched. You did a fantastic job. Thank you…..still so saddening it all happened😞

I'm writing a book about this subject and have been doing 10 years of research on the topic and can say you did a phenomenal job on this

@InfamousCrimeLocations

Жыл бұрын

Wow!! That means so much to me to hear that. Thanks for the huge compliment! Good luck with your book and feel free to reach out if you need help in any way. Can reach me @infamouscrimelocations on Instagram or Facebook.

I watched this im 38yrs old now I still remember this from the news to this day.. my heart still hurts for those victims and their families thank you for this video..

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Appreciate you watching jes. I was 10 when it happened so I probably didn't grasp the severity of it until later. RIP to the victims.

Seen a few videos about this but you had some extra info so thnx for that,a well made video as usual Harmin.

R.I.P. to victims. This is really sad story. There is so much more to this story I did a lot of research on this over years. Hadn’t seen yours was watching video of yours today and you said you did video on it here I am. Ty God bless

Hey harmin I missed seeing u on ur channel love them all ur always awesome

I was in 7th grade and remember the teachers talking about it. The whole next week at school was a bit touchy for fear of copycat killings. All these years later, it's a day I'll never forget. RIP to all those kids

@McDonaldsDude

Ай бұрын

Remember how everyone blamed Marilyn Manson and Doom?

Harmon you have a lot of passion when you do these videos. You are very respectful and I think a lot of us can appreciate

@InfamousCrimeLocations

2 жыл бұрын

Aww thank you Robin! Much appreciated.

I appreciate all the research done in this video 🙏

@dannyrichards-nb9sh

Жыл бұрын

Same. Thx.

I just learned about this in school. We had an assembly and it was so touching and it was very emotional. Everybody was crying.

Wow ... So sad! I didn't know that many victims from this tragedy!! Thank you for the video! Much respect!

@InfamousCrimeLocations

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. Thanks for tuning in. Hope you will stick around. I just bought a new camera that I will start to implement in the next few months. New video coming out today

This was difficult to watch but very informative. I never knew many of the details. Those poor kids and all the children in the subsequent shootings to this day. There is something broken in our society and it only seems to be getting worse.

Thank you! Very informational! I've always wondered about some of these things. The call Patty Nelson made from the library always had me curious about the library layout. She was talking to the 911 operator while the shooting/murders were taking place. How did they not hear her? I know some libraries have 2-3 stories with open ceiling space but it it sound like she's directly telling the students "Under the tables", like she was close to where the massacre was taking place. So, I have just always wondered, couldn't they see her/hear her, because if they could I'm surprised they didn't kill her too.

@a.w.thompson4001

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for stating that. I also wondered why they didn't shoot her after she yelled instructions to the students. Possibly they were paying attention to the police's arrival or the like. Also, they were being pretty impulsive and responsive after their original plan failed and may not have made much of a new plan.

@stephaniels5421

7 ай бұрын

@@a.w.thompson4001 Yes, wasn't that strange? I found a good diagram of the library but it doesn't really show the point where the shooters entered nor where the librarian lady (Patty Nelson) was standing/sitting at the time the shooters came in. You can hear her start whispering to the operator, so I guess the shooters were closer to her at that point. I'd like to know where she was and whether or not they saw her, or if she was able to slip into another room. I'd love to see an interview with her. Also, I had always thought that the shooters shot themselves in a different section of the library than where they killed all those kids. Like in the same room, but in a different department, but from what I can tell by the diagrams, they might have walked about 8-10 steps from the bodies and then shot themselves.

Thank you for this I always wondered how they were able to hide from them and stuff like that I am glad you did this to show people and parents who have kids in school how to get to safety

Wow! I learned more than I thought I knew. Very sad situation. I hope that the surviving students are able to find so form of peace. My condolences to all of the families who lost a child

@c3ntress

10 ай бұрын

bro what@@pianist-yx6ot

@tednever

10 ай бұрын

@@pianist-yx6ot what? wtf

@Alorathetiredfrog

10 ай бұрын

@@pianist-yx6otthey were teenagers

This is true journalism and reporting how it should be ..thanks for the work you do...excellent, superb work !

This is the most comprehensive presentation I've even seen of the event. Still don't know why Swat waited to enter and that poor boy lying on the sidewalk was left out covered all night. At least that's what I remember. This was a major wakeup to those if us that sent our kids to school everyday. No where was safe.

It was my senior year at my high school when this took place. Needless to say this filled me with a sense of dread and horror just watching it unfold on TV. Every classroom was showing it and we were just in shock. Graduation was SUCH a relief because I felt I was free of what could have been.

@santaclaus3077

Жыл бұрын

I was 12 when this happened and it made me afraid to go into highschool

Hi. I am a 14 year old girl who goes to public school and so far, I've almost been accounted by a school shooting. When you asked about why we think one of these boys killed more then the other, I think it's maybe because they were bullied. I had read an article based off of this because my mother was shot by these boys. She was my age, 14. In the article, it stated that these boys were bullied and that nobody talked to them. Idk, I just thought that maybe I should throw my little thought out there. So yeah! Thanks for the video! 😊💛

@erennn7381

Жыл бұрын

im confused how you’re mom was 14 and got shot and killed almost 23 years ago and you’re 14 years old if she was shot and killed there im sorry for you’re loss but this takes away from the victims of this tragedy

@cheetahtfk7274

Жыл бұрын

@@erennn7381 I had to read the comment a few times to understand it myself but she said her my mom was shot by them, but not that her mom was killed. So she must've been shot and survived on to have kids of her own.

Rest in peace to all the victims. Very well put together video brother.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

Yes RIP to the 13. Thanks for watching and I appreciate that. Hope you can stick around for more videos

This is your best and most complete work Harmin. As horrendous as this was, I think it is important to know more about these crimes so that they may never occur in the future. You certainly did a remarkable amount of research which is commendable. May all the dead RIP. May all of those injured, be comforted. I hope the case of the young man who's house was being taken away, found a positive resolution. Again, excellent documentation 👍

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

👍💚💚 Thanks christine! I'm honored to hear that. It did take about 15 hrs to edit so thanks for noticing the effort I put in. I agree it's a sad situation but it's good to document.

Very informative. Absolutely horrible to hear. The initial entrance showing the metal detectors of the library. Adding irony over tragedy.

This is probably a thorough enough breakdown of the massacre. Thank you and let’s keep vigilant in preventing more mass shootings.

This was so sadddd...wanna say ty and u did it in a tasteful and very respectful way..my heart goes out ta the victims and all their friend and friends Blessed b..

Very informative video and respectfully done, thanks mate.

@InfamousCrimeLocations

3 жыл бұрын

👊 Thank you bro, it was one I knew I would get some hate for. I appreciate you watching and sticking around on my channel

This was my 16th birthday. I will never forget that day. I spent it on the couch with my Mum crying for most of the day and evening. I felt so bad for the families that were affected by this tragedy. I had the realization on that date so many children my age were gone forever. Prayers for the survivors and those who have passed.

@najahnichols5332

6 ай бұрын

Taurus gang 🎉mine 29

Thanks for sharing

Very informative video. Makes the tragedy so much more real n horrifying. Thank you for your candid, yet respectful telling of the Columbine massacre. Excellent job

@othersbyuri

2 жыл бұрын

Agree think we need more of these types of details to truly observe the magnitude of the tragedy

I was a senior in high school. I remember coming home and seeing this on the news. I knew some one who knew Rachel Scott and happen to be the one who told her she was among those killed. I heard Craig’s story of hiding under the table in the library with Matt Kechter & Isaiah Shoels. I will never forget this shooting and living in fear the rest of the school year. Refused to go back to the library, where I spent my study hall usually.

@lovelymya9716

Жыл бұрын

im so sorry you had go through hearing what happened at your own school, cant magne havng to stll go there everyday knowng what happened. im a freshman in high school and since me and mom were so scared of this happening, she moved me into homeschooling. wake up and pray for the kids at my school hoping this wont happen to them

It still gives me the chills. It’s so scary that kids can access these weapons in whatever way they know how…

@Hedonism96

Жыл бұрын

It should be more chilling how easy it is to walk in and shoot up a school uncontested… literally anybody can get a gun in America lol

@sickofguysnamedtodd2293

Жыл бұрын

You know what else is scary. Just a couple weeks prior to the massacre, one of the victims, Daniel Mauser had talked to his dad asking him if he knew about the loopholes in the Brady Bill. Ironically enough it was those very loopholes that allowed Eric and Dylan to purchase the weapons and ammo that ended Daniel’s life.

@Hedonism96

Жыл бұрын

@@sickofguysnamedtodd2293 They would’ve got the guns either way. It’s America bro, you can snap your finger and get anything you want,

@natefontana5757

5 ай бұрын

Ummm no they can’t

@leahvollmer610

5 ай бұрын

@@natefontana5757ok, whatever you say

you did a great job on this. RIP victims

@InfamousCrimeLocations

Ай бұрын

Thank you!! I really appreciate it. I hope you are able to stick around on the channel

So sad to really read & watch more videos on this horrendous event. I was definitely too young to remember this tragic event, but I really liked that you also mentioned those who were not killed but rather only injured during the shooting. The ones who died definitely deserve our thoughts & prayers, but those who survived deserve those same thoughts and prayers for the emotional and physical trauma they still endure🙏🏼❤️