Did Eric's parents and Dylan's parents ever talked to each other?

I'm just wondering if Eric's parents and Dylan's parents ever talked with each other after the massacre.

I think they were not allowed to, Harrises hardly spoke with anyone, after all.

At the time due to legal reasons they were not aloud to talk to anyone. Now if they may have spoken to each other after all the legal issues were settled is anyone's guess. It's really not known if they have had any dialog in the years since Columbine.

I also wonder if they read Sue's book?

Screamingophelia wrote:

I also wonder if they read Sue's book?

There's an old saying where I am from that your ears will burn if someone is talking bad about you. So if they did read it, then one would assume that Sue's ears were on fire! I'm sure the way she pretty much said Eric was just a psychopath who pulled Dylan into his sick plan wasn't well received.

I wouldn't be surprised if there was a phone call or letter written to her by Eric's parents if they did read it. I don't necessarily think Dylan was an awful person, before his actions on 4/20 of course. A lot of what she says is probably VERY true, I bet if any of us met him before that day we would have thought he was shy but nice. However most people say that about Eric too(not the shyness) . I get irritated when all the blame is put on Eric too, there were 2 of them that day that fully participated. I'm preaching to the choir now so to speak.

The saying I heard was a little different, it was your ears ringing, my grandma would say your left ear was something bad and your right ear was something good LOL.

Screamingophelia wrote:

The saying I heard was a little different, it was your ears ringing, my grandma would say your left ear was something bad and your right ear was something good LOL.

The one I heard was if your left hand was itching that something bad was going to happen, and if it was your right hand then it meant something good would happen! Just goes to show you that old sayings are different depending on where you live.

I know Sue Klebold has spoken to the Harris' a few times since 99 (think she mentioned she's made an effort to make sure her words are not her speaking on behalf of the Harris' everytime they're predictably brought up in interviews)

If she has, I would love to have heard those conversations.

Every time I hear a story about Kathy Harris she is weeping it's heartbreaking.