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She states that Dylan liked her and asked to go out with her, but she turned him down.“During her freshman year, approximately two years ago, Sarah used to talk to Dylan Klebold on the Internet. Klebold had a crush on Sarah, and wanted to date her. She did not want to date Klebold and told him no; he did not persist.” “Sarah stated she knew Dylan Klebold in the 9th and 10th grade but had lost touch with him in the 11th grade. [Source 004436]

Dylan, Devon said, had not asked a girl on a date since one turned him down freshman or sophomore year [source]

Kayla said she knew Dylan Klebold because of her friend, Devon Adams, had tried to set her up with him. Kayla said she did not want to go out with him. [Source]

Columbine: Humiliation and revenge – The Story of Reb and VoDKa (Part 4)

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Free pass or not, Dylan and Eric hit Rock ‘n Bowl regularly. Management cranks the music, and the DJ plays requests. If you are under twenty-one, the fun stops there: Bartenders card everyone, and a sheriff’s deputy wanders the premises, eagerly ticketing underage smokers. Teenagers in Littleton,…

Columbine: Humiliation and revenge – The Story of Reb and VoDKa (Part 4)

Columbine – Humiliation and Revenge: The Story of Reb and VoDKa (part 3)

Dylan and Eric would talk about how much they despised athletes – the way they carried themselves, their attitude of entitlement. The way they got all the hottest girls. How about that enormous wrestler, six feet four inches of subtlety, who drove a fucking Humvee to school! Who switched to a Viper coupe when he got tired of the Humvee! “Dylan would say, ‘I hate jocks,’ ” says Sarah Slater. ” ‘They’re fucking ignorant,’ ”

pocketsfullofsorrow93:

Last year at Columbine was a bad year for clique strife. The main problem was a few football players – “steroid poster boys,” one student called them – who embarked on a mission to make life miserable for outcasts, especially the stoners. They were always shoving the potheads against the lockers….

Columbine – Humiliation and Revenge: The Story of Reb and VoDKa (part 3)

Columbine: Humiliation and Revenge – The Story of Reb and VoDKa (Part 2)

You could call Dylan a thespian. Beginning with a production of Bye Bye Birdie his freshman year, Dylan ran sound on a number of school shows, including Oklahoma! and Frankenstein this year. Sometimes he worked alongside one of his close friends. “Dylan and [the friend (likely Zach Heckler)] would drink during plays,” says Sarah Slater “They would bring in Aftershock [a potent cinnamon-flavored spirit] while Dylan did sound. They wouldn’t do it every time, and they wouldn’t get drunk. They would go somewhere else and get drunk.”

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Cliques at Columbine High coexist about as well as cliques do in any American high school: icily. Circulating around the noisy jock center are the preps in their Abercrombie & Finch, cheerleaders giggling near the water fountains, computer geeks, skaters, thespians and debate-teamers. Gangsta…

Columbine: Humiliation and Revenge – The Story of Reb and VoDKa (Part 2)

Online Crush – Sarah Slater (JC-001-004433): Sarah said she was close to Zach Heckler, and also knew Dylan. Sarah said she used to chat with Dylan online, that Dylan had a “crush” on her, and during her Freshman year. Dylan “wanted to date her”, but she declined. Sarah said that Dylan did not persist in his efforts to go out with Sarah.

At age 14, Dylan started at his freshman year at Columbine High School together with Eric. They were good friends with their classmates, and fit very well into the environment. “That’s back when they were just like everybody else”, said classmate Katie Rutledge. “They dressed normal, I’d even say preppie.”

But in his sophomore year, Eric and Dylan started hanging out with the group later known all over the U.S. as the “Trench Coat Mafia”. They were angry and rebellious, and united by their differences. People said they always wore black trenchcoats, therefore the name.

Dylan became an “outsider”.

But Sarah Slater, a member of the same theater group as Dylan, e-mailed with him for a while, and she didn’t at all think he was that much more different than anyone else.  “I liked him”, she said. “He was really shy, although he wasn’t all that shy with me.”

When they came home from the theater at nights, they spent hours communicating by e-mail. “We talked about a lot of stuff, mostly about alcoholic beverages and how he hated school.”

Sarah understood that hatred. With her baggy pants and spiked jewelry, she didn’t fit in until she started dressing more conventionally at the end of her freshman year. She worked hard to change her negative attitude, and discovered when she did that she enjoyed Columbine.

Dylan never did.

“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.’

Sometimes during their online chats, Dylan would say he had been drinking. Sometimes Sarah could tell by his typing mistakes. Sometimes he would invite her to go out drinking.

But other classmates doesn’t remember Dylan drinking a lot. Maybe he was just trying to impress Sarah, trying to come across as a party animal, trying to make her think he was living up to his nickname, VoDkA.

After Sarah quit theater, she lost touch with Dylan.

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Dylan rarely dated. “He liked girls, you know, but he would never approach them because he was too shy or waiting for them to approach him,” said Sarah Slater, a friend from theater.

Nate Dykeman has another opinion on why Dylan didn’t date. “Dylan wanted to wait,” he said. “He didn’t want to get into anything in high school.”

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