WHAT ARE THEY HIDING?
This is the accomplice’s section of the Columbine Conspiracy website. At this point, you can follow statements by students that describe suspects whose manner of dress and physical features different from Harris and Klebold. In some cases, they identify the suspect, but investigators black it out. When students describe suspects dressed (differently) than the two known suspects, or name other suspects, investigators assail them multiple times. After several interviews, some students amend their statement to affirm that they exclusively witness one of the two known suspects or both known suspects. In other statements, the witnesses stuck to their initial observation.
Students speaking to the news that day gave their observations of suspects. Descriptions given by students suggest suspects other than the two accused of this crime. Descriptions ranged from one to two or even three shooters. Some witnesses indeed put that number at four outside the school, and one girl claims eight shooters in an upstairs hallway. Descriptions of clothing that the suspects were wearing also varied as well. Some students described one or two suspects in trench coats, while others described one teenager in a white t-shirt, while others described suspects wearing black shirts. Other witnesses described a suspect wearing a stalking hat or a beret, while others described a suspect in a white dress shirt like what a firefighter or cop would wear!
The movements of suspects and the timing of events at locations in the school also give rise to the suspicion that there were more than two suspects at Columbine. The most obvious are witnesses in the library who hear shouts and gunshots in the cafeteria directly below them while Harris and Klebold were in the library. Jefferson County shows on their timeline of movements that Harris and Klebold went down to the cafeteria after they shot up the library, not before, and they certainly did not split up to engage students in both of these areas of the school. Students also observe suspects in areas that JCSO claims the suspects never entered, like the gymnasium and outside the east doors of the school.
When you examine the evidence, it presents compelling evidence that there are more than two suspects, namely Harris and Klebold involved here.
Below you will find the accomplice chapter divided up into divisions by where students were located during the shooting.
In her first statement, Jennifer states two suspects, enter the library and begin shooting students. She says they are both 5-7 to 5-8, skinny build, dressed in black pants, and wearing black boots.
In her second statement, she says the suspect that shot her was Eric Harris. She made this identification after seeing his picture on the news.
Jennifer has a third interview where she looks up while under the table and observes the suspects standing close by. Jennifer says she does not recognize them. Yet in the next paragraph, while watching TV, she recognized the pair being talked about as the two in the library that day. She said one was Eric Harris and the other was Dylan Klebold.
The obvious question is why did she not say this to begin with since this is her third statement, given over a month from the shooting, and she recognized him the night of the shooting?
In a witness statement to JCSO under "column for positive I.D." it has “Dylan Klebold." She provided this positive identification due to the fact that she went to Governor' Ranch Elementary School with Dylan.
This is strange since she recognized them from the television news in a previous statement, but never mentions having attended elementary school with Dylan Klebold. Also, the second suspect column does not have a positive I.D. checked. Why? Since she knew in an earlier statement that she identified Harris from the news.
Why such confusing interviews? Could it be that claims made by students that most of them were never interviewed and yet statements from them show up the document release are true? Could investigators have been making up statements themselves without actually interviewing witnesses and victims?1
Click on the image above to read about the columbine conspiracy and cover-up. The information contained on this site is an accumulation of twenty years of research into the mystery surrounding the events of April 20, 1999. The site contains information on suspects other than Harris and Klebold, government involvement, advanced knowledge by students, staff, and the community to sophisticated bombs and mind control.
Click on the image above to read about the columbine conspiracy and cover-up. The information contained on this site is an accumulation of twenty years of research into the mystery surrounding the events of April 20, 1999. The site contains information on suspects other than Harris and Klebold, government involvement, advanced knowledge by students, staff, and the community to sophisticated bombs and mind control.
Click on the image above to read about the columbine conspiracy and cover-up. The information contained on this site is an accumulation of twenty years of research into the mystery surrounding the events of April 20, 1999. The site contains information on suspects other than Harris and Klebold, government involvement, advanced knowledge by students, staff, and the community to sophisticated bombs and mind control.
Click on the image above to read about the columbine conspiracy and cover-up. The information contained on this site is an accumulation of twenty years of research into the mystery surrounding the events of April 20, 1999. The site contains information on suspects other than Harris and Klebold, government involvement, advanced knowledge by students, staff, and the community to sophisticated bombs and mind control.
Click on the image above to read about the columbine conspiracy and cover-up. The information contained on this site is an accumulation of twenty years of research into the mystery surrounding the events of April 20, 1999. The site contains information on suspects other than Harris and Klebold, government involvement, advanced knowledge by students, staff, and the community to sophisticated bombs and mind control.
Click on the image above to read about the columbine conspiracy and cover-up. The information contained on this site is an accumulation of twenty years of research into the mystery surrounding the events of April 20, 1999. The site contains information on suspects other than Harris and Klebold, government involvement, advanced knowledge by students, staff, and the community to sophisticated bombs and mind control.