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dyl and brooks.

edit made by user @/nyaturalselection on Instagram around 2022.

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—As young boys in Littleton, one of the interests Brooks and Dylan shared was a love of music. The two boys in sixth-grade, their last year of Elementary school while part of the gifted program known as CHIPS, the boys performed in a band at a local talent show. Brooks,was on saxophone, while Dylan played drums. Sue Klebold indicated that Brooks used to have a band and that Dylan played the drums in that band. The Klebolds said that Brooks got out the Chips program in the sixth grade and after that Brooks and Dylan were more acquaintances than friends.

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little dylan playing drums. edit made by user: unknown. it was made around 2021. ☀️

“I think he truly loved and connected in to music in his spirit and it was nourishment for Dylan. Snapping his fingers, whistling tunes, doing rhythmic percussion on his steering wheel while driving with the Chemical Brothers amped up on his sub woofers. He vibed it in the core of his being and so it was one of the few things he idly considered that he might possibly like to do if he actually stuck it out here on Planet Earth and made it to adulthood. All kids dream though and even though Devon said Dylan mentioned he wanted to become a drummer, it doesn’t mean that he was seriously motivated to do just that.”

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i dont see these on here enough. a few photos of inside the harris house.

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made by user @/trucrymes on insta, posted late 2020.

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“When our parents find these tapes, they're gonna think, "Oh, they were right down there in the basement. We could've known, we could've stopped them." It's not your fault, we love you. Could you blame anyone for not noticing? I mean, who's gonna want to think their brother, their son, their student, their employee, their peer- is gonna do something like this? There are no reasons and you're all gonna look for 'em but you're not gonna find 'em!” -excerpt from the movie “zero day”.

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made by user @/grung3gf (me… :o ) on instagram early 2021.

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“And his final entry in an AOL chatroom which was posted yesterday morning at 8:41 read “today is my last day on earth”.

“I think of Eric and Dylan’s family, as well as the innocent people who were friends with them and loved them, and how difficult it must have been to mourn a loss when everyone around you treats their death like they aren’t worth grieving for.”

“I think about the people who were killed that day and their families, who lost a loved one in the most terrible way possible. And I emphasize how important it is to create awereness so that tragedies like these stop happening.”

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edit made by user @/shy.gareth on instagram in 2022.

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eric owned a 1985 honda prelude, which was eventually scrapped after the tragedy, meanwhile dylan’s car was sold at an auction.

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made by user @/porcelisim on instagram, around 2021.

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“police have marked locker number 837 with the words "Klebold, empty.'' Down the hall is another blue locker, number 624, with the words "Harris, empty'' written in black magic marker.”

“many still think of you, and wish you had lived the fullness of your life, and that others had been spared to live the fullness of their own”

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hello! my name is lexi, i don’t condone any of their actions (i won’t judge you if you do), it was mostly an unhealthy way of coping for me, and i’m interested in the psychology behind. i mainly left but i get nostalgia to come back sometimes. this is an informational acc/archive acc where i post old tcc edits i saved over the years. looking for mutuals so follow if you’d like. 🤍

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made by user @/ghostl4ng around 2021

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“News of the Columbine tragedy stunned the country. There was strong criticism of the slow police response. Despite the fact that the shooting ended by noon, police and sheriff’s deputies, believing there was continuing danger, did not move into the shooting area until several more hours had passed, during which time some victims bled to death. In the larger view, the Columbine massacre set off a national debate on how to end gun violence in schools, and a growing number of schools throughout the country invested in private security forces and metal detectors.”