Do you ever wonder if there were more conspirators? (not other shooters)

Not more gunmen, but maybe someone or some people who knew more or less what was going down, and maybe even had a hand in the planning. I have no evidence for this, of course, but it's a bit eerie to imagine a person or persons who helped orchestrate a massacre, and who completely escaped justice, knowledge of their involvement dying with the shooters.

I would find it difficult to believe that someone would be willing enough to become involved without feeling unsatisfied at not actually being part of carrying out the shooting. Hmmm

In Tim Kass's book, he mentions a few instances where students were quoted joking about Eric and Dylan being the likely candidates for a school shooting. Numerous people talked about certain things that they recognized as possibly dangerous behavior, but just blew it off. The problem is; everyone had a small piece of a very large puzzle.

I think there were conspirators who took part, but didn't know what they were a part of. The biggest one, Robyn Anderson, played a massive part and did exactly no jail time.

radaddio wrote:

In Tim Kass's book, he mentions a few instances where students were quoted joking about Eric and Dylan being the likely candidates for a school shooting. Numerous people talked about certain things that they recognized as possibly dangerous behavior, but just blew it off. The problem is; everyone had a small piece of a very large puzzle.

I think there were conspirators who took part, but didn't know what they were a part of. The biggest one, Robyn Anderson, played a massive part and did exactly no jail time.

I agree, some people where 'conspirators' in a way, but I don't think anyone really took them seriously.

eli27 wrote:

radaddio wrote:

In Tim Kass's book, he mentions a few instances where students were quoted joking about Eric and Dylan being the likely candidates for a school shooting. Numerous people talked about certain things that they recognized as possibly dangerous behavior, but just blew it off. The problem is; everyone had a small piece of a very large puzzle.

I think there were conspirators who took part, but didn't know what they were a part of. The biggest one, Robyn Anderson, played a massive part and did exactly no jail time.

I agree, some people where 'conspirators' in a way, but I don't think anyone really took them seriously.

Yup, it was a fantasy if not "release" for the outlier groups to talk revenge, but only E&D were serious about.

I feel like Chris Morris knew. In that interview he did shortly after Columbine, he even says they would "joke" all the time about shooting people, and shooting "paint balls" at the school, which to me is Chris just dumming it down for the public. He was even arrested on the day of the shooting. I doubt he would admit knowing something like this would go down, seeing how serious the massacre was. Even if he didn't know the EXACT plan, I feel he knows SOMETHING more then he leads us to believe. Unless he passed a polygraph, then I take what I said back.

I think that 's probably the case with a few of their closest friends too. Even Robyn asked Dylan directly if he was planning on doing something stupid with the guns she was buying for him.

Given that Eric even did an essay on school shootings and gun control, it seemed to be a pervasive topic altogether. I'm sure the writing was on the wall for many people.

IN regards to the polygraph; Didn't Eric Veik Fail a poly test?

radaddio wrote:

I think that 's probably the case with a few of their closest friends too. Even Robyn asked Dylan directly if he was planning on doing something stupid with the guns she was buying for him.

Given that Eric even did an essay on school shootings and gun control, it seemed to be a pervasive topic altogether. I'm sure the writing was on the wall for many people.

IN regards to the polygraph; Didn't Eric Veik Fail a poly test?

I believe he did fail. I know he bailed out to Florida shortly after to live with his Dad I believe.

You mean Nate Dykeman

That's the one. I always get 'em confused. Was it Nate who also sold the video Of Dylan to the news?

radaddio wrote:

That's the one. I always get 'em confused. Was it Nate who also sold the video Of Dylan to the news?

Yes, he sold the tape to ABC News:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

LPorter101 wrote:

radaddio wrote:

That's the one. I always get 'em confused. Was it Nate who also sold the video Of Dylan to the news?

Yes, he sold the tape to ABC News:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Hadn't heard about that, seems pretty low to me.

June 12 1999

He received $16,000

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

LPorter101 wrote:

eli27 wrote:

LPorter101 wrote:

radaddio wrote:

That's the one. I always get 'em confused. Was it Nate who also sold the video Of Dylan to the news?

Yes, he sold the tape to ABC News:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Hadn't heard about that, seems pretty low to me.

I don't blame fim,he was young and probably need the money,also,his clip is one of the most 'personal' ones of Dylan,just behind BT.

CaptainMidnight wrote:

LPorter101 wrote:

eli27 wrote:

LPorter101 wrote:

radaddio wrote:

That's the one. I always get 'em confused. Was it Nate who also sold the video Of Dylan to the news?

Yes, he sold the tape to ABC News:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Hadn't heard about that, seems pretty low to me.

I don't blame fim,he was young and probably need the money,also,his clip is one of the most 'personal' ones of Dylan,just behind BT.

Wow, almost 20 grand. I guess in a weird way being friends with the outcasts paid off in a big time way on this occasion.