The Massacre at Columbine High School

Of the explosive devices that actually exploded at Columbine High School, thirteen were placed outside of the school building, five were situated in the library, six exploded in hallways and classrooms, and six went off in the cafeteria. Of the explosive devices that failed to function at the school, two were placed outside the school, twenty-six were situated in the library, fourteen in classrooms or hallways, and four were positioned in the cafeteria. 

Taken from Columbine High School Shootings — April 20, 1999 of the Jefferson 

Eric Harris was born April 9,1981, in Wichita, Kansas, to Wayne and Kathy Harris. His father was a Major in the U.S. Air Force, and moved his family a number of times before retirement in July of 1993 when he moved them to Littleton, Colorado. Like Dylan Klebold, Eric Harris had a brother who was three years older. Eric first met Dylan at Ken Caryl Middle School in Littleton. As a youngster, Eric played soccer and baseball, had an interest in computers, baseball cards, computer games, and videos. In high school, he was involved in video productions and the Columbine Rebel News Network, and computer labs. He used the nickname Reb, whereas Dylan Klebold used the nickname VoDKa with his initials capitalized. On March 18,1998, the Jefferson County Sheriff s Office wrote a suspicious incident report coming from Randy Brown, father of Brooks Brown who was an acquaintance of Eric Harris. His son had 

A year before the massacre, Eric Harris wrote in Dylan Klebold s Columbine yearbook, God I can t wait till they die. I can taste the blood now — NBK (Natural born killers). You know what I hate ...MANKIND ... 

Kill everything...Kill everything... In Eric Harris s 1998/1999 academic planner on a 

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