The Columbine Report

Table of contents

The following listing will allow the reader to
navigate through the report and obtain details for activities that occurred around
the Columbine High School incident. Utilize the forward and
backward buttons provided within your internet browser to move backward when no
specific links are provided on pages.

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Time lines

From the beginning of the investigation into the shootings at Columbine High
School, a timeline was established to record the significant events of April 20,
1999. The
timeline was updated several times as new information became available from all
the different sources.
The result is a PRIMARY Timeline, which offers a brief chronological
account of the events of April 20, 1999, the movements of Eric Harris and Dylan
Klebold, the law enforcement and emergency responses and the media coverage.
This timeline is the basis for a more detailed, comprehensive NARRATIVE
timeline of the April 20 events that is included in this report.

Narrative time line of the events

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Crime Scene Diagrams

The following diagrams show the significant events and movements of Eric
Harris and Dylan Klebold on April 20, 1999.
The witnesses to each event are shown as green dots.
The injured are shown as yellow only during the event that caused the
injury and return to green if they witnessed other events.
The deceased are shown as red and convert to gray once that event has
passed. Harris is shown as a red
dot with the letter "H" inside it and Klebold is shown as a blue dot with
the letter "K" inside it.

The diagrams only show the portions of
the school where the events are occurring.
Where appropriate an overview of the school is shown with a red square
indicating what area of the school is magnified. Harris
and Klebold are not shown on every diagram, but rather only during the events
that witnesses actually observed them.

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Detailed Information

First Responders

Support Response

The Investigation

Larger Community Response

Explosive Response

Management Structure

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Photographs

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General Information

JCSO utilizes Channel #1 for primary communications to the deputies on the
street. Channel #2 is used for command, tactical
operations and two way communications. When names, addresses or phone
numbers were given they have been removed from the tapes and you will hear
silence.

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