Well, they did have friends and some of those friends weren’t directly a part of the TCM circle? So, while they weren’t popular, they had a decent handful group of friends but they were computer geeks and not chick magnets. They were awkward and timid around girls and essentially girls really did not hit on them in school. Eric pursued girls but not in any sort of confident way and he got apathetic responses from them. Dylan was too shy to continually try to stick his neck out asking girls out. He tried once and got rejected and so then he just stopped entertaining the idea altogether.  And yeah, they could be likable, if you got to know them. But they were not open and likable to anybody and because of that, they appeared to others to like not running with the normie crowd.  Smart, unsocially skilled guys that could be nice but they were always on the outside looking in.

 After carefully examined and cataloged, all the furniture in the library and the cafeteria, the two most devastated areas, would’ve been destroyed and those areas were then stripped and renovated. Any random ruined furniture elsewhere in the building would’ve been replaced with new furniture. Everything else –  such as desks and chairs in the classrooms that were in decent shape would’ve stayed the same. So, yes, some of the desks and chairs that E & D and the victims sat at would’ve been the same furniture pre 4/99.

Semi-automatic Tec-9.

I think Sue has been misled by Cullen in many ways, in the variety of ways in which Cullen provides his own narrative superimposed over the actual reality of what happened.  Unfortunately, Peter Langman also gave Sue his opinion and some of his ideas are on the same page as Cullen. The two telling Sue similar things reinforces that false narrative for her. Because this is coming from “professionals” she tends to believe it as credible and therefore, closest to the truth.

Once again.. lol.. end of 2012.

I think people want to know the why/how killers end up in such a desperate place to have done what they did.  Not to disrespect victims or anything but victims are essentially on the passive receiving end of what the killer has done. No, they’re not just targets; they were people, human beings – but the killers turned them into targets.  It’s human nature to latch on with curiosity to try and work out why a person would become a killer and ruin their own life by taking the lives of others.

We honestly have no way of knowing that. right?  I can speculate that nearly 20 years on now, I would imagine that the Klebolds slowly jettisoned quite a bit of Dylan’s stuff over the years but held on to the pieces that meant the most to them in representing their son most personally.   For example, his bloody B ballcap was returned by Jeffco. I feel as though Sue would’ve preserved that. It is intrinsically linked to Dylan forevermore and has his life force embedded in the fabric.

Well, we know that they argued as is normal in close friendships. They bickered a fair bit in the Car Wax commercial filming. In fact, they kind of sounded like an old married couple to tell you the truth. lmao   And we know they fought and had one near week-long thing where they didn’t talk to one another as witnessed by their Blackjack boss. See here.

Yes, I would say that they were sort of toggling between both of those dates for the reasons mentioned before in this post.  So, I’d say that yes, they last minute switched it to the 20th because Eric was banking on getting that ammunition from Mark Manes.  Oddly though, Eric was already 18 yrs old as of April 9th.. I’m not sure if he just didn’t want to risk standing out blatantly purchasing bullets at Kmart or whether there are age restrictions on purchasing ammunition at the time in Colorado and perhaps you had to be older than eighteen. 

I think NBK was a fantasy all the way up to the moment when it actually happened and then the reality set in pretty quick that it didn’t live up to their imagined expectations. I think the entire time they were working towards it they, at the same time, didn’t quite believe it was actually going to happen. It wasn’t a reality until.. it was. And no, neither got too scared or wanted to back out. That’s a myth. Both were in all the way and prepared to go over that cliff together.  If either had private second thoughts about it they were in too deep and knowing how one would let the other down in backing out was a kind of loyalty insurance so that neither chickened out and bailed.

If you count Rammstein German as actual legit German, then yeah.  lol