It’s unknown why they were asking around about this. Perhaps a lead at the time was that one of the shooters had a double pierced eyebrow.  Three students were identified as sporting a single or double pierced eyebrow and that is Bree Pasquale (she was in the library and was taunted by Eric), Mark Hengel and Brendan Reisbeck (who was more or less a jock). Ultimately, it would seem that the lead involving such a specific piercing description never proved to go anywhere. 

Aw, thank you so much!

💖

Nick Baumgart 

 Eric Harris, and without question  “Dylan can yell really good”  Although I do think Chris Morris is bossy off camera too. I feel like it’s more him than Eric Veik.

I’ll take the duality you perceive as a compliment. 🙂 

paranormal, ufos, ghost hunting, metaphysics, Egyptology, the Twenties, period historic costuming and dancing, horror movies (I particularly like 60-70s horror flicks), Harry Potter, movies, yoga, meditation – to name a few.  I don’t really have traditional “hobbies” per say. It’s hard to fit that sort of thing into my life at present, tbh.

Yeah, I think they’d be pissed but at the same time kicking themselves that they didn’t make it a priority to mail those suckers to a few news stations.  But I think they’d also be kind of jaded about the authorities censoring total release of their stuff, like, “OF course..”  followed by a cocky puffed up ‘we must be pretty damn bad ass if the cops are too terrified to release any scrap of it to the public. What the fuck could they possibly be afraid of.. the truth?’

Hate to burst your bubble dude, but there’s no such pic.  Sorry, there was no way to break this to you gently..

Heeeeyyyy.  I think I were to hazard a guess I’m pretty confident I know exactly who this is by now. 😉 ❤

Tall, skinny, shy and awkward af with radical clothes and hair that declared I was so much more than my apparent personality.   You know, kind of like Dylan wearing a “floor length” (per Sue) leather coat but then freaking out that other kids were making fun of him as some sort of freak while at McDonald’s. When you get the attention you seek out in dress well then what the heck do you do with it?  lol I hung out with the art group and various and sundry other outcasts. I was an artist and I also liked history class. Senior year was the only good year because it meant I was getting out of prison. 

Hii you. You’re very sweet 🙂 I’m pleased that your visiting E-C transforms your downward spiral right side up again. 🙂   We’re all here together connected on this resonant spiritual journey alongside Mr. Dylan.<3  And btw, your English was perfect. I understood you crystal clear. xx

Well, ya know, not everyone is up for pulling out their goddamn shotgun and blowing their damn head off, do you understand?  

Nope, Dylan wiped his hard drive, remember?  Any of his chat convos that he maybe might have saved were deleted in the blink of an eye along with everything else.  Even if the servers of any chat utility or community service such as AOL had saved such data I doubt they’d be pulling anything a couple of years prior to the event.  And even if they hypothetically did, nothing was ever released perhaps because it wasn’t particularly relative to the case. and you’re welcome. 🙂 

No, clearly not a problem..

“Just when I talked to him, I don’t know, it was like he would end the conversation with, ‘(expletive) the school’”, Sarah said. “If I asked how he was doing, he’d say, ‘I wish I didn’t go here’, or ‘I wish I was somewhere else.’”

I think he probably did enjoy watching Doom Generation and the other Araki flicks. Not all too racy when you consider he liked Natural Born Killers and Pulp Fiction. I think Dylan was a wild child when it came to the dark, freaky and bizarre flicks. He dug that sort of thing.  It was a way to live vicariously through thrilling nineties style fantasy sex and violence and experience the opposite of his shy and quiet self for a couple of hours.   A while back, I did write a post on Doom Generation and Dylan wanting the soundtrack. I likened Dylan being similar to Jordan White, in regards to the character being tragically romantically in love with one girl. 

I did see that article, yes.  I think basically it’s a tough situation for Sue to be in. She obviously avoids exploring these internet communities for her own sanity sake. She knew the real Dylan having raised and lived with him 24/7 for 17 years so I can imagine how hard it would be for her to peruse here and on other social media sites and to see the in-your-face bad ass effigy Dylan has been made built up as by troubled, disempowered youth who aspire to do a Columbine out of similar revenge fantasies. That would be perverse for any mother to have to deal with especially some twenty years on now and all the shootings which have ramped up in recent years which always seem to point back to Columbine being inspirational.  It’s painful and disheartening enough for her as it is but visiting these communities would probably overwhelm her guilt. However, at the same time, by avoiding all of this, by putting a label over all of it and summing it up as ‘frightening and sad’, and by not getting into the trenches with others that resonate with her son and Eric, she is doing herself a disservice by not going into the deep dark tunnel to fully understanding the struggles of these folks which would help to address the ‘how’ this keeps on happening. If she managed to explore for a week and poke around, I think it would be apparent that there are shades of gray in this community and that it isn’t all dark, scary and pathetically sad. That many of us look out for one another and raise each other up when we’re struggling. Many of us are our own policing system and help to report potential would-be shooters or those that are suicidal.  But I don’t fault her for not having the courage to ‘go there’.  She is doing the best that she can given the horrible hand she’s been dealt.  And she is already doing so much for mental health as it is. And I don’t think she wants everyone to think of Cruz as a monster. I don’t really take that away from her quote at all.  I just think that it is a very tough spot for her to be in. She wants to be sympathetic but at the same time, she does not want to appear to be apologizing for the heinous acts of a shooter including her own son. 

do you think that Dylan didn’t think about someone finding his “journals” since he deleted his hard drive? (And according to Sue it wasn’t actually a journal or a book, it was just pages scattered around in different books and other places in his room). His writings seems so personal and I can’t imagine that he wanted people to find those. But idk. 

I think mortified is probably a better word here than disappointed.  But he obviously didn’t care if he thought to delete his harddrive yet wasn’t fussed about destroying his personal thoughts on paper. I honestly think it’s a fair amount of him being too tired to care and also I tend to think he felt like leaving traces of his innermost thoughts behind for his family – so they’d have an inkling of the torment he was in and it wouldn’t be all one big mystery to them why he did what he’d done. The hard drive was another matter: it likely contained kink porn but also convos with friends that might’ve pointed the finger at them and got them in trouble as an accessory to the crime too. But I don’t think Dylan really paused to consider that his private thoughts would not only get into the hands of the police – well, maybe just that –  but also become case files released as public information to all US citizens and by extension the world via the internet.  Yeah, sure, he and Eric boasted on the Basement Tapes about how famous they speculated they’d become but that was just talking big in hopes that might be the case but necessarily that he believed all of that rhetoric himself. But now, after all is said and done, beet red embarrassment followed by a long, slow “OH wellll….” sigh of resignation.  The cats out of the bag.  And “maybe it’ll help others like me.” *slinks away*

Not ‘multiple chicks’ just Marla Foust. Robyn doesn’t count because she asked him to prom.