Missing parts of the 11K

I went on the [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] to review the report and noticed that it's missing pages 12976-15912. Does anyone know where I can find it?

Look under Research Documents on the Master Archive -- everything is there.

Pages 12976-15912 aren't part of the 11k, they're from:

Tips (12,976-13,650)
Internet Book (13,651-14,224)
Threats, Misc. + other reports from JCSO and additional agencies (14,225-15,627)

For some reason, the audio recording of some 911 calls was labeled as page 15,628

The FBI diagrams are 15,629
FBI crime scene processing team reports and sketches (15,630-15,872)
Arvada PD reports, these pages are included in prior docs released (15,873-15,904)
FBI diagrams (duplicate) (15,910-15,911)

Then the 911 transcript from Patti Nielson's call is 15,912-15,916

(And the list goes on)

Some of these documents we don't have. Some only Randy Brown has, and he didn't give copies to any of us back in the day, not even Kendra, the girl he sent almost everything to. I took over her document stash when she stopped running her site and there were several reports he didn't end up sending her.

EthanEmerson wrote:

Pages 12976-15912 aren't part of the 11k, they're from:

Tips (12,976-13,650)
Internet Book (13,651-14,224)
Threats, Misc. + other reports from JCSO and additional agencies (14,225-15,627)

For some reason, the audio recording of some 911 calls was labeled as page 15,628

The FBI diagrams are 15,629
FBI crime scene processing team reports and sketches (15,630-15,872)
Arvada PD reports, these pages are included in prior docs released (15,873-15,904)
FBI diagrams (duplicate) (15,910-15,911)

Then the 911 transcript from Patti Nielson's call is 15,912-15,916

(And the list goes on)

Some of these documents we don't have. Some only Randy Brown has, and he didn't give copies to any of us back in the day, not even Kendra, the girl he sent almost everything to. I took over her document stash when she stopped running her site and there were several reports he didn't end up sending her.

Is there anything that points out the walk through of Eric and Dylan's homes? Such as where the weapons were hidden? After reading Susan Klebold's book, I am surprised that he was able to hid guns from them after she stated they searched his room regularly.

Pardon the interjection and not to pretend I know the 11k better than the above users (I don't), but I seem to recall Sue or someone saying he hid the shotgun in his bed's headboard, fwiw. The Basement Tapes transcript suggest Eric put a real gun in his bb gun box. I also wonder how much a walk-through would help on that question since obviously they took the guns with them to school.

Good question... it's been so long since I've had my head in the documents, I'm not sure?

Since the weapons were with them at the school, I don't think the official investigative docs would have any information about where they hid their weapons in their homes, but like [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], I recall reading in Sue's book that Dylan's comments on the basement tapes were to the effect of him having to saw off his shotgun to hide it in a dresser drawer because it wouldn't fit wherever he was trying to put it in his headboard.

Am I imagining it, or did she or the police find the sawed off pieces of Dylan's gun? Or was that just Eric's? I can't remember

Kinda random but as I was working on a project I flipped through the 11k last night and finally noticed some Arvada PD page covers indicating their docs were inserted into JCSO's documents for final release.

I'm pointing this out only because I never noticed it before and always wondered if the duplicate docs really were in the released docs. Back in the day I never noticed.