Tweet How Do We Find The Truth? We are going to explore the idea of Eric being a psychopath from a clinical point of view – not opinion. The simple answer is that psychopathy is not a diagnosable disorder – it’s not even a real disorder; psychopathy is just a theory. Are you shocked? It’s…
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TweetThe propane bombs in the cafeteria were on timers set to detonate at 11:17 a.m., the time Eric had determined to be when the most number of students were in the cafeteria. Eric had it down to a science. He determined that in the timespan of just 4 minutes, from 11:11 a.m. to 11:15 a.m.,…
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TweetEric and Dylan wanted to get revenge against their school and the cops. It didn’t matter who it was that they shot that day because their targets were humans. They did not “target” Christians and blacks. If Christians were their target, Dylan would have never let Valeen Schnurr go after confessing her faith in God!…
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TweetThere is a lot of speculation as to why Eric and Dylan only killed thirteen people before their own lives ended on April 20, 1999. Did they run out of ammunition? Did they get tired of killing people? Were they intimidated by the cops? Did they start to have feelings of remorse? Although most anything…
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TweetOn April 20, 1999, Columbine High School Seniors Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold killed twelve students and one teacher before their own lives ended shortly after. They were armed, angry, and ruthless that day. They loathed mankind, and on April 20th they channeled that hatred against Columbine High School in the form of chaos, destruction…
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TweetOn the morning of April 20, 1999, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold set out to destroy their school, and kill as many people as they could. Eric wore black BDUs and a white shirt with the words, “Natural Selection” on the front. He wore his black duster which he took off outside a few minutes…
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TweetIt has been publicized that Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold planned their massacre for over a year prior to carrying it out. With so many weapons and bombs it would appear that there was advanced planning. We dove into this question full-force to find out the truth. What we discovered may actually surprise you. Tweet
TweetBelow you will find an overview of events on April 20, 1999 as documented during the investigation (as opposed to the events reported in the media) NAVIGATE THE TEXT EASILY: Diversionary Bomb & Arrival Cafe Bombs First Shot Injuries/Deaths Final Attempt Who Killed Who Aftermath Failure of Plans On Tuesday, April 20, 1999, Eric Harris…
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Tweet (click photo to enlarge) There were a total of 99 explosive devices found during the Columbine Investigation. 97 of those were found at the school, in the suspects’ cars, and in their homes. EXPLODED devices at CHS 13 were found outside, 5 in the library, 6 in the classrooms and hallways, 6 in the…
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Tweet (click photo to enlarge) Eric Harris carried a 12 GA Savage-Springfield 67H Pump Action Shotgun with a 3″ chamber. This weapon had 13 pieces of duct tape around the stock, which Eric had sawed off to 14″. The entire weapon was sawed off to 25″. The shotgun was found with a spent shell…
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