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My Columbine you tube channel..

I am subscribed and am very impressed with it!

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Interview with Columbine Survivor Crystal Woodham Miller

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What a crock that video was! Only table not targeted? Really? Over 50 kids in the library, 10 were killed randomly all across the library, at various different tables. Has any other witness stated they heard them say they ran out of ammo or am I wrong about that? As much research as I have done on this, I have never read or heard anyone say that. She was either too traumatized to remember correctly or she is out and out lying just to show us the glory of God and convince us she was the only one saved that day by Him. What an insult to all the others who survived.

deeagle wrote:

Has any other witness stated they heard them say they ran out of ammo or am I wrong about that?  As much research as I have done on this, I have never read or heard anyone say that.

References to ammunition/reload heard by people in the Library:

Brian Anderson – Magazine/Periodicals Room:
* Heard them say they had to reload.

Diwata Perez – Table 2:
* One said they had to reload.

Patricia Blair – Table 3:
* Talking about ammunition.
* They talked about a reload.

Aaron Welsh – Table 7:
* One of them said he needed to reload.

Brittany Bollerud – Table 8:
* One of them said he had to reload.

Joshua Lapp – Table 8:
* I’m out, give me a clip.

Sara Houy – Table 10:
* One said he was out of shells [or, ammunition].
* One said he dropped a clip.

Seth Houy – Table 10:
* I’m out of shells. I got to go reload.
* I lost a clip. I’m out of ammo. I got to reload.

Crystal Woodman – Table 10:
* Heard them saying they needed to reload and that they were out of ammunition. They were talking about clips and ammo.

John Savage – Table 11:
* Do you have the bag? Where’s the bag? Okay.

Lindsay Elmore – Table 12:
* One of them said he needed new [or, more] clips.

Rebecca Parker – Table 12:
* One of them asked where his backpack was, oh, there it is. One of them was going through a backpack then stated he had run out of ammo then said, oh well, I’ll just use the shells.

Jessica Holliday – Table 13:
* I’ve got to reload.

Amber Huntington – Table 13:
* While reloading and laughing, they talked about killing people.

Peter Ball – Table 14:
* Heard them discussing reloading their weapons.
* While piling stuff on a table, he heard them talking about ammunition supplies and what type of ammo would be used next – I have so many of these clips and so much of that. I ran out of that clip.

Stephen Austin Eubanks – Table 14:
* I’m out of ammo or I’m out - referring to the need to reload.

Makai Hall – Table 15: [pages 008886-008892]
* One of them was saying he was out of ammunition or needed additional clips.

Heidi Johnson – Table 17:
* One of them said he needed to get shells.

Byron Kirkland – Table 20:
* Got to reload.

sororityalpha wrote:

deeagle wrote:

Has any other witness stated they heard them say they ran out of ammo or am I wrong about that?  As much research as I have done on this, I have never read or heard anyone say that.

References to ammunition/reload heard by people in the Library:

Brian Anderson – Magazine/Periodicals Room:
* Heard them say they had to reload.

Diwata Perez – Table 2:
* One said they had to reload.

Patricia Blair – Table 3:
* Talking about ammunition.
* They talked about a reload.

Aaron Welsh – Table 7:
* One of them said he needed to reload.

Brittany Bollerud – Table 8:
* One of them said he had to reload.

Joshua Lapp – Table 8:
* I’m out, give me a clip.

Sara Houy – Table 10:
* One said he was out of shells [or, ammunition].
* One said he dropped a clip.

Seth Houy – Table 10:
* I’m out of shells. I got to go reload.
* I lost a clip. I’m out of ammo. I got to reload.

Crystal Woodman – Table 10:
* Heard them saying they needed to reload and that they were out of ammunition. They were talking about clips and ammo.

John Savage – Table 11:
* Do you have the bag? Where’s the bag? Okay.

Lindsay Elmore – Table 12:
* One of them said he needed new [or, more] clips.

Rebecca Parker – Table 12:
* One of them asked where his backpack was, oh, there it is. One of them was going through a backpack then stated he had run out of ammo then said, oh well, I’ll just use the shells.

Jessica Holliday – Table 13:
* I’ve got to reload.


mber Huntington – Table 13:
* While reloading and laughing, they talked about killing people.

Peter Ball – Table 14:
* Heard them discussing reloading their weapons.
* While piling stuff on a table, he heard them talking about ammunition supplies and what type of ammo would be used next – I have so many of these clips and so much of that. I ran out of that clip.

Stephen Austin Eubanks – Table 14:
* I’m out of ammo or I’m out - referring to the need to reload.

Makai Hall – Table 15: [pages 008886-008892]
* One of them was saying he was out of ammunition or needed additional clips.

Heidi Johnson – Table 17:
* One of them said he needed to get shells.

Byron Kirkland – Table 20:
* Got to reload.

Wow. Talk about a detailed response! Thanks!

About a year ago, I saw a documentary on youtube about the Columbine Massacre.  I cannot find this documentary on youtube any more though. It was my second favorite documentary about the Columbine Massacre.  This documentary was NOT "The Columbine Killers" (which is my favorite) documentary.  I believe that this documentary I saw a year ago was made after the Columbine Killers documentary b/c Judy Brown looks older in it than in The Columbine Killers documentary.  At the end of this documentary I am trying to find, Craig Scott says something like the following:  "I think that Eric & Dylan could not see that they had a lot going for them.  I believe that they chose to focus on negative influences, and those negative influences took them to a darker and darker place."

Another thing that I remember about this documentary I am asking about is that at one point Judy Brown discussed how Eric Harris came to her house to apologize for breaking Brooks' car's windshield.  Judy said "You can pull the wool over everyone else's eyes, but you cannot pull the wool over my eyes.  If you come over here again, I am going to call the police."

I looked for this documentary in this thread, but I could not find it.  Does anyone know of this documentary that I am talking about?  Where can I watch this documentary again?

gumshoe wrote:

About a year ago, I saw a documentary on youtube about the Columbine Massacre.  I cannot find this documentary on youtube any more though.  It was my second favorite documentary about the Columbine Massacre.  This documentary was NOT "The Columbine Killers" (which is my favorite) documentary.  I believe that this documentary I saw a year ago was made after the Columbine Killers documentary b/c Judy Brown looks older in it than in The Columbine Killers documentary.  At the end of this documentary I am trying to find, Craig Scott says something like the following:  "I think that Eric & Dylan could not see that they had a lot going for them.  I believe that they chose to focus on negative influences, and those negative influences took them to a darker and darker place."

Another thing that I remember about this documentary I am asking about is that at one point Judy Brown discussed how Eric Harris came to her house to apologize for breaking Brooks' car's windshield.  Judy said "You can pull the wool over everyone else's eyes, but you cannot pull the wool over my eyes.  If you come over here again, I am going to call the police."

I looked for this documentary in this thread, but I could not find it.  Does anyone know of this documentary that I am talking about?  Where can I watch this documentary again?

I think that's the one from the Killing Spree documentary series.

Gonz, you are correct. The documentary I was asking about is from the Killing Spree documentary series. There is a copy of the documentary on youtube where the documentary is on a tiny screen and the audio and video are sped up a lot so everyone sounds like the Chipmunks. A year ago I could access a normal copy of the video with a normal size screen and normal speed. Now the normal version of the video is blocked on copyright grounds.

gumshoe wrote:

Gonz, you are correct.  The documentary I was asking about is from the Killing Spree documentary series.  There is a copy of the documentary on youtube where the documentary is on a tiny screen and the audio and video are sped up a lot so everyone sounds like the Chipmunks.  A year ago I could access a normal copy of the video with a normal size screen and normal speed.  Now the normal version of the video is blocked on copyright grounds.

Oh, I can watch the video I embedded in the previous post, so it must be region locked. Anyway, the documentary is also available on TheVideo.me (here) and Vidzi.tv (here), there are some annoying pop-up ads at first but you can watch it with normal audio and video.

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Does anyone have the video or remember when during the day we learned Eric and Dylan's names? I'm trying to recall, I remember my parents watching the news coverage when I got home from school, but it would have been about 2pm mountain time, 4pm Eastern.

6.5 hours of Columbine coverage:

Frank Deangelis talking about Columbine just yesterday:

Pretty sure this is Crystal Woodman:

Evan Todd in a recent interview.

Has anyone re-uploaded the Eric in Columbine video? Or is it under a different name? Every YT link I click on with that title shows the video having been removed. I'm eager to watch it!

cory M wrote:

Has anyone re-uploaded the Eric in Columbine video? Or is it under a different name? Every YT link I click on with that title shows the video having been removed. I'm eager to watch it!

Here you go!

Screamingophelia wrote:

cory M wrote:

Has anyone re-uploaded the Eric in Columbine video? Or is it under a different name? Every YT link I click on with that title shows the video having been removed. I'm eager to watch it!

Here you go!

Thanks!

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Don't know if anyone has posted this one. Columbine Witness Will talks about his experience.

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Thought this was a well done video with commentary from Marilyn Manson, Brian Rohrbough and Brooks Brown.

This was a really great but heartbreaking video. If only people can go back in time and handle things differently then it would have been prevented like Brooks said.

Does anyone have this video saved? I remember watching it years ago and I’d like to see it again. I’ve also seen it under the title “and that’s what it was”

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] was it an edited video of various clips with added commentary from Marilyn Manson, Brian Rohrbough, and Brooks Brown? If it is the video I'm thinking of there's a good chance i have it.

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[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] was it an edited video of various clips with added commentary from Marilyn Manson, Brian Rohrbough, and Brooks Brown? If it is the video I'm thinking of there's a good chance i have it.

Yeah, if you have it can you post it here? Thank you

Not the best quality but here you go!

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I have a lot of videos saved, anyone that might be looking for anything just ask!

This link is not working for me anymore..it wont open..Is it working for anyone else?

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these are the videos of wurmholeshadow. I saved the link a while back, because he/she (?) did a pretty good job (on all of them).

Screamingophelia wrote:

Does anyone have the video or remember when during the day we learned Eric and Dylan's names? I'm trying to recall, I remember my parents watching the news coverage when I got home from school, but it would have been about 2pm mountain time, 4pm Eastern.

I remember a witness who said to a reporter that it was Eric Harris, and the anchor said "we can't confirm that".

Don't know when Dylan's name was broadcast, though.

Here's a video on the "She said yes" story.



Seems to be a pretty popular video. Posted in the past week, has over 100,000 views.

Columbine's anniversary newsworthy enough to ABC. They even have little crosses again.

1 minute 20 seconds in.

I've moved the link to it's own thread.

Anyone has the video where they record themselves inside columbine, and a group of jocks push Dylan while walking?

theres absolutely nothing here