Randy Brown still thinks Eric killed Dylan

Seltzer Shank wrote:

Didn’t the police move the bodies?

No, that would destroy evidence, and they were spooked to move them and have a bomb go off as a result. It's just a thing said on the internet whenever something about the suicide photos doesn't fit with what they want.

Adzybear wrote:

This Randy Brown opinion totally boils my piss!

How did Dylan end up ON Erics leg? Simple question that he never even tried to answer.

I assume you are referring to the photos we’ve all seen?

There’s an argument that they were taken after the bodies had been moved whilst they were checked for explosives, and that Dylan was placed on Eric’s legs.

Draw_It_White wrote:

Adzybear wrote:

This Randy Brown opinion totally boils my piss!

How did Dylan end up ON Erics leg? Simple question that he never even tried to answer.

I assume you are referring to the photos we’ve all seen?

There’s an argument that they were taken after the bodies had been moved whilst they were checked for explosives, and that Dylan was placed on Eric’s legs.

No, there isn't, they explicitly said otherwise, that they had not moved the bodies, in the press conference the day after. Moving them would make the photographs pointless. They  were also waiting to do anything for fear of bombs. They not only didn't move them, they feared doing so.  It's only said online, when one needs an excuse to dismiss evidence.  "Eric and Dylan were both killed at Subway" 'no that's not true' "well...the bodies were moved."

Dylan's head is in the big pool of blood exactly where it should be if he died there. People who pretend the bodies were moved usually say Dylan died on Eric's legs and was kicked on his back, but then the majority of the blood would be on Eric's legs, not where Dylan is laying. To say they did the opposite, and placed him on Eric's legs...and that I guess he rolled back to where he was initially, is more distilled and complicated fanfiction than usual.

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Have seen you say elsewhere Randy knows most about the case. How wrong that is. Randy also says the propane tank vented when it did not. He's got some diagrams of the school, and that's it.

He also didn't know about the bomb left by the west entrance, which is the reason for much of his pretending he's braver than the cops. "The library was propped open", yeah with a trip bomb laying near it. They evacuated students out the teachers lounge because of it.

cakeman wrote:

Have seen you say elsewhere Randy knows most about the case. How wrong that is.

If nothing else then I agree with this wholeheartedly. Randy adds two plus two, claims it equals twenty two, then bitches up a storm at anyone who can add to four. Additionally, the hoarding of information related to the case and the aggressive need to insert himself into every conversation Columbine related reeks of unwarranted self importance. Based on past and present behavior, if Mr. Brown told me the sky was blue, I'd look outside to double check.

Agree. The big one with him is that he thinks anybody on Earth believes Dylan shot himself with his right hand, rather than he shot himself with the left hand but in the head so he wasn't very good at holding on to the gun. The other examples are just icing. While there are benefits to having personally known victims and perps, etc, it seems to me he is too close to the tragedy for it to be beneficial, as he is coping with things like the National Enquirer theory that Dylan was murdered. On top of the general cluelessness of the boomer menace. I'd be curious how many self proclaimed experts haven't even played DOOM.

Also kinda curious how, among normies and dare I say even here it's "bullying versus mental illness", which is Brooks Brown's book versus Cullens. Cullen's has the leader/follower aspect. Randy has both bullying and the leader/follower aspect.

Aside from maybe the Nixon Tape, it seems to me possibly the perps expected to be considered victims at first. They were students of the school too. Had the bombs worked would have been a lot more confusion and they already thought they were some foreign terrorist initially it seems like. That final Molotov and crickets left near them seems like they wanted their corpses destroyed. They were in the library saying it was gonna explode. In the video games sometimes the bombs leave no body.  "Who's to blame" KMFDM says.

With that theory, I wonder if people are noticing this cynical strategy subconsciously; the strategic benefits of being "knee deep in the dead" in "confusing the hell out of the enemy", is what with the tragedy of dead children gets turned into "they were victims too boohoo", the 15 rather than 13 crosses, "why did they choose the school not a gym or police station", "why did they kill themselves among most of their victims" etc.

Also wonder if it explains comments like, when they enter the library, Patti Blair says one of them goes "So this is a library", joking like they hadn't been there before.

The strangest thing about Randy is that on reddit he often contradicts not only version of events from his son's book, but also version of events from his own book. Example is that story about Dylan allegedly giving Brooks site's address.

They look like a family of liars, tbh.

Brown should be send for a lobotomy.