What happened to leaked photos of the victims?

Thank you for taking the time to actually dig through your parent's house and look for these tapes for us! No one knew if any of the tapes would have anything on them, but it was a cool idea to think they might. Who knows, maybe the 60 minutes was something unrelated to Columbine. Again, thank you so much for taking the time out of your day(s) to do this for us.

hvernon wrote:

Thank you for taking the time to actually dig through your parent's house and look for these tapes for us! No one knew if any of the tapes would have anything on them, but it was a cool idea to think they might. Who knows, maybe the 60 minutes was something unrelated to Columbine. Again, thank you so much for taking the time out of your day(s) to do this for us.

You’re welcome

One day, I might look on the dark web for these. If anyplace has the photo's of Cassie's BTFO'd face, it'd be the darknet.

NEXT STEP UP wrote:

One day, I might look on the dark web for these. If anyplace has the photo's of Cassie's BTFO'd face, it'd be the darknet.

They're not on the dark web and anyone who says they are is full of shit. Victim photos, aside from the cropped ones from Bill Ockham, have never been released. Go break into Bill's house and steal his hard drive if you want em lol.

Just to be clear and piggyback on what a few of the other members were saying. Yes, in 2002 there was a "leak" from the sheriff's office of all of the victims photos to the victim's families. To what point and purpose, I can only speculate. Irrelevant. But, these were hard copy photographs, not digital. Keep in mind this was 1999 anyway. At no point were any of these photographs believed to have been shared with anyone else or spread beyond the victim's families with one exception, Daniel Mauser's father. It is widely believed that Tom Mauser shared these photographs with the National Enquirer. Not just the suicide photos of the shooters, but possibly the victims as well. NE has even stated they received more, but chose not to publish them out of respect for the victim's families, which is likely bullshit because they would have been sued into oblivion. The photographs of he victims have never been made digital to any public database, they are not on the darkweb, and no person irresponsible enough to upload them to the public domain has had access to them. If any of these things were not true we would already have already seen them by now. Also of note, scott's morgue photo is not her. The only photos of the victims on the internet that show them deceased are the ones taken at a long shot outside the school. The library photos, basement tapes, and all the other restricted items are only in the hands of law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, and any other individual(s) or agencies deemed appropriate to have responsible access to them. Period.