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@jackhockins9039

I know it’s like that’s terrible

@NationalismDjazair

@Dionysus fuck u, if u think all this is because of bullyinf, ur a fool.

@MalonsMilk

Daniel Mauser’s dad gets me every time. You can tell that boy was his fathers world and I feel so awful for him and all the other parents who had to cope with this tragedy.

@chadr7522

I feel so bad for Craig. He watched his best friends die. I hope he knows he’s not a coward. I can’t imagine losing your best friends and also your sister in the same day.

@SpellboundWolf

He did the right thing by pretending to be dead. That's an extremely important move to teach people to do if they're ever caught in a shooting. I once saw a demonstration animation of a girl smearing her dead friend's blood on herself before laying down. It's terrible what we do to each other.

@zeyis4747

@@mythman700 dang bro you know how to make a guy laugh :/

@bongelinej5036

@@mythman700shut yo ass

@soma277

@@SpellboundWolfmany school shooter victims do that so they can have higher chances of survival which is sad ☹️

@groenewolf4940

@@mythman700 this is the worst comment ont his website probably

@adamlaliberte3439

The disabled kid that didn’t know how to hide and Isaiah asking for his mom absolutely broke my heart

@jamesgolden95

I wouldn’t wish this uppon anybody not even my worst enemy to say it’s a tragedy is a understatement

@janebailey8032

That killed me too! Sooo sad!!

@AntiMasonic93

Kyle didn't know what the heck was going on. He was a special ed student. Also, being called the "N-word" right before a person is killed is a horrible way to die. RIP Isaiah and Kyle! It is sad what the perpetrators did. Dylan and Eric belong in hell.

@dereksmedes7580

I was caught up in the roadblocks that day and picked up Isaiah’s dad and little brother and I believe, drive him around looking for his son. I saw him the next morning on good morning America after he learned about his son. Heartbreaking 💔

@recommend....413

@@AntiMasonic93 agreed

@elsbelssmells

Imagine the last interaction with your sibling being an argument.. I can’t imagine the guilt that boy must feel.

@shila8379

He’ll never get over that. Ever 😪

@prestongarvey8884

@@_gxl04 oooo soooo edgy so funny yes totally 😐

@jakkesang

@@shrektheeverchosen6457 no u

@32123ABCBA

@@_gxl04 how. I’m seriously wondering.

@SpiderJit3

Ur not making it any better I'm sure he knows that..

@alcoholidaysUK

The disabled kid who didn’t know how to hide who liked “pandas, and colouring, simple things”.. that really choked me up - no different from my two year old son, just pure of heart; a baby.

@93seronica

It’s heartbreaking 💔

@isabelle9812

same :(

@19joey

He really reminded of some other disabled kids I went to school with, absolutely heart breaking what those two monsters did. Kyle Velasquez and the other 12 victims will never be forgotten

@Javra88

This boy would become an expense for the government in the future, as he would not be able to work and have a normal life. Anyway...

@19joey

@@Javra88 so because he’s disabled he deserved being murdered? Yeah, that’s called eugenics. Disabled people aren’t any less worthy of living than a non-disabled person.

@angelisla7838

When Mr. Mauser is watching the birds in the memorial and saying “ It’s like they did it for Daniel “ was such a beautiful moment very powerful and moving, he’s such a brave man and his son was very brave as well, I pray for all of them and hope they find peace, God bless them all.

@synesthesia.aesthetic

That got me

@chicanapunkLA

That was a lot of emotion for him when the birds passed by 😢

@elsiie_roose

the fact that because Daniel fought back he died

@93seronica

Daniel would’ve been 40 if he was alive today

@jaxynherrington4335

the part where he talked about the person with a disability who didn’t know how to hide🥺

@Frmmmm

Kyle

@berryblasters1025

Yeah ikr

@koiiyhonze9148

And none bothered to help him:_(

@koiiyhonze9148

@Dingle Barry did you even watch the documentary?

@govand7

@Dingle Barry Huh? He was shot in the back of the head and died

@Tarumarugan

They complain about being bullied but the first thing they do is target a disabled kid, and start dropping slurs 😒. The victim complex on some ppl, you can’t make this stuff up.

@kylieschwab4784

yeah, they lost the victim card when they themselves became the bullies

@Andyatl2002

Guys they weren’t bullied. They were the Bullies

@rowdyjager3005

Maybe schools should actually take issues like bullying serious in the first place then

@chocolatetownforever7537

Agreed. Hypocritical pussies. And Rowdy, youre totally correct as well.

@chocolatetownforever7537

@ What moronic logic. Because he or I point out the hypocrisy of bullied kids shooting and killing other kids who were bullied, yelling out racial slurs before killing a black child, we are somehow insensitive to people with depression?

Thats absurd and stupid. Youre clearly not very bright to make such a leap to a subject that has nothing to do with his original statement, or me agreeing with it.

Learn to read before you accuse....

@SpellboundWolf

We can't let ourselves forget this happened. Do not fetishize the killers & do not obsess over them. They were monsters & to romanticize what they did is wrong as well as disrespectful to the families of their victims.

@Orion_280

You should still understand their side of the story, I don’t condone the horrible things they did but we should understand why they get to this point in their lives.

@coco-cliveasmrgenealogy6171

@@Orion_280 I agree with you!

@lanaxrey

​@@Orion_280they didn't mention that at all

@Jerahzz

@@Orion_280I disagree. You can’t understand evil if you’re not evil. There’s nothing to understand about evil except it is Evil and needs to be fought at every level.

@embodiment.melachole

@@mythman700 are you 10

@amylondon36

I really really feel sorry for the guy who lost his sister and watched both his friends be killed. I cannot even comprehend the mental damage that poor man must have . He’s so well spoken. I hope life serves him well he’s been through hell and back poor guy. 😢

@its-jeffy-lol8

His name is Craig Scott

@splunkmastah4609

He came to my middle school once and spoke. He's taken that grief and turned it into a message for everyone, but my heart goes out to him nonetheless. I can't imagine losing my family and friends like that.

@tybeanz7719

Craig Scott lost his sister and two of his best friends in this shooting. That’s just devastating

@williamgourlay1571

It’s devastating that this many people were killed.

@jaydenparker5576

And he feels like a coward because he survived, survivors guilt is truly sad

@changolini

@GSM PATRIK until it happens to you

@Tyler_18_

@GSM PATRIK edgy ass kid

@johntalton6805

@STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON1392 dude you’re not funny. If you were in this situation you wouldn’t be saying that stuff, and might I add if you’re trying to start a thing because you want attention it ain’t working. Grow up.

@amylee8969

Sending your child to school and having them return to you safely is an underrated blessing that most people take for granted.

@isaiah2536

Well in everyone’s defense, one should never have to worry about any other outcome when sending their children to school other than them returning safely.

It is an evil world we live in, NOW MORE SO THEN EVER, a world where our kids making it home alive from school is actually something we have to be grateful for! it is something that some might consider as you put it “A BLESSING”.

In a perfect world we wouldn’t have to concern ourselves with taking our childrens return home from school for granted but unfortunately… 🤷🏽‍♂️☠️

@LierinLindquist

Absolutely. My son passed away in 2010 and now when my two littles finally make it off the bus each day, I greet them with a huge smile because inside me and my PTSD are jumping inside of joy that they are safe.

@dark_knight1982

In this day and age sending your kid anywhere and them coming back home safe and sound is a blessing

@theyracemesohardchair

@@LierinLindquist are you the local bike?

@LierinLindquist

@@theyracemesohardchair no asshole, my children have the same father. I see you must be a weirdo with no life, friends or girlfriend so you sit on YouTube thinking of new ways to call women whores just for having children lol. Get that "small dick syndrome" in check son, your mommy issues are showing 😂

@tottenvillemiddleschool

No, Dylan was not a sidekick. He went along with it willingly and openly mocked and taunted his victims in the library. He is just as guilty as Eric is.

@EliJackson-is8ks

he was still a sidekick

@tf2funnyclips74

Eric could’ve done it alone, Dylan wouldn’t have

@ve_rb

Mocking and taunting isn’t illegal

@EliJackson-is8ks

who said it wa@@ve_rb

@tottenvillemiddleschool

@@ve_rb I know, I was just pointing out that Dylan was not a sidekick or a follower.

@dany_

I saw somewhere that Eric had written in his diary that "he wanted to hijack a plane and crash into NYC". 2 years later, that happened. On 9/11, Dylan's birthday..

@wulfsorenson8859

He was no doubt looking on pleased from the afterlife…

@rainbowdashlover123

no way

@nobodynoname4739

@@wulfsorenson8859 i doubt it. more likely he's in Hell.

@CallSignAlza

I’m proud of Daniel, he wasn’t willing to let that monster take his life without a fight, thank you for standing up Daniel.

@ojhamilton7644

I love him.

@dawsonlenard2848

Eric was not a monster, if you think a disenfranchised 18 year old kid is a monster you're pathetic

@ML-yi2tx

@@dawsonlenard2848 I think you’re the pathetic one, defending a person responsible for 13 deaths.

@gymratstrength

@@ML-yi2tx *8

@dawsonlenard2848

@@ML-yi2tx Even though he probably wanted to be called a monster, you're just giving it to him

@freddlament7246

Imagine the relief of the people who called in sick that day.

@mr.s845

Facts

@TimSauers

Imagine that there was no people who called in sick

@user-zp4wo1ws3q

@@TimSauers
Oh shit

@jblanke5746

They would probably have survivors guilt

@Maggot_infestedd

Imagine the grief.

@pilottcatt

23 years later things like this are still happening. Kids are still having serious mental health issues, kids are still having easy access to things they shouldn’t get themselves into. There is such a concerning amount of people on the internet or people in general who are having violent tendencies which are being encouraged by easily accessed pieces of media that romanticize these events. My heart goes out to all of the victims and their families who had to suffer through this.

@LeedleLee457

It's not just "still happening", it's getting more and more frequent. In 2022, there were almost 70 school shootings in America. It's happening so often that it's not even being reported outside of local news anymore.

@saronnoah2002

It’s not mental health issues. Just awful evil people. Please don’t make excuses by saying mental health. Studies show that mental illness isn’t as relevant in school shootings as it is in other mass murders. Labeling it just takes away from the innocent victims

@quanxiluverr

Its crazy. My dad's coworker actually worked with these two students as a diversion officer before this tragedy because they got in trouble for something with the law. The coworker no longer works as a diversion officer as of now but both my dad and him were completely shocked to know they were in the same room as them and were also devastated to know they did such horrible things. It was a terrible tragedy and we send our condolences to the families.

@maya-xd1ve

damn.

@ve_rb

Yea my aunts husband mowed the lawn of a guy who’s uncle saw the students on a bus once

@quanxiluverr

@@ve_rb I can't tell if this is sarcastic or not but I'm being fr 😭 it's just a coincidence I live in Colorado near Colombine and my dad's a diversion officer

@erdoc8383

My uncles sisters cousins grandpa's moms dads brothers friend worked in a place where they visited once, so i have a pretty close connection with them.

@93seronica

This is true, they were both in a diversion program for breaking into a van and stealing tools in 1998.

@xexotics_fur1461

“There was no last school bus” couldn’t imagine how traumatizing that must have been for a parent.

@kirstinfitzgerald4192

That part broke me.

@dubscentral

yeah😔

@evielightfoot1637

😭

@CJLOVE23

That poor father 💔 His pain runs deep

@TraumaSurvivorCynthia

😲 I dropped to my knees when my Stepdad teacher and coach 🏀 Dave Sanders didn't get off that bus!!😥
#davesandersstepdaughter

@ABCDEFGHIJKELA...

"I felt a little like a coward"...dude, you were a kid, you were being controlled by a survival instinct. That's not being a coward, that's critical trauma. It's ok man. Mourne your friend, and loss, but forgive yourself. You were a child, nothing was expected of you, except to learn.

@mirrrstery

love this comment. You are absolutely right.

@xNecromancerxxx

It was his sister he lost....

@ComicRaptor8850

Jey Lee he was, in fact, not a coward. He helped others get to safety after the gunners had left the library.

@michaeldillon20

@@xNecromancerxxx Sister and his two friends right next to him hiding under tables. He found out later his Sister was the first to die outside the Library they were hiding in. He lost all 3, 2 good friends and his Sister.

@xNecromancerxxx

@@michaeldillon20 yeah, you're right... I actually knew that, I just wasn't thinking clearly... The part about his sister got me... I lost my sister too, my only sibling, at that... I know exactly how he feels... 😔 😔 😔

@sppsports2449

It goes from "kids getting revenge for being bullied" to indiscriminate killing of freshmen, teachers, and disabled students. I'm shocked to see that some people see this as simply revenge.

@barryprince3249

The fact that these school shootings aren’t at all uncommon anymore says a lot about the direction our country is heading in

@missagente8100

Lack of proper parents in a children’s lives, mental health issues not being properly addressed, and a nation without God.

@Quaker-tc8ue

Blame the GOP.
They would rather continue to get monies/support from the NRA than pass gun restrictions.

@barryprince3249

@@Quaker-tc8ue I don’t think it’s that simple. Obviously we’re talking about a constitutional right so people are sensitive about losing it. I’d like there to at least be a couple requirements to get a gun. Like a mandatory mental evaluation and gun safety class. We could at least ensure someone who’s buying a gun knows how to use it properly….

@Quaker-tc8ue

@@barryprince3249 it IS that simple.
The right to bear arms was written when the weapon of choice was a single-shot musket with/out a bayonet attached.
Folks would rather hide behind that, than admit that they DO NOT NEED an arsenal of assault-style weapons to “defend” themselves.

You are a fool if you think only getting a mental evaluation and a safety class will prevent folks from mass shootings.
You are either conveniently forgetting or choosing to ignore those who get guns through 3-D printing or ‘straw purchases,’ or gun dealers who can’t be bothered doing background checks.


A constitutional amendment to be sensitive about is the overturning of roe v. Wade.
As a woman no longer of child-bearing age, i am angry that ‘men’ chose to overturn it, rather than be responsible and either get snipped or (gasp!) take responsibility for the child/ren they father.

@barryprince3249

@@Quaker-tc8ue lol if you start your comment with it is that simple I don’t need to read the rest. I’m positive instead of stating facts and possible solutions you’re just running your mouth. If you think the constitution was intended to never be ratified or altered then I guess that tells me all I need to know about you. My suggestions aren’t infringing on anyone rights but the fact of the matter is just turning 18 or 21 shouldn’t entitle you to a gun. I’m sure if the founding fathers could see the state of our country now they’d try to set up some type of safeguards….. don’t bother replying because I didn’t read your first post lol

@taylorhagen3916

As a current high schooler, this scenario is my biggest fear, I'm terrified of this happening. It's heartbreaking and horrifying

@user-wt8im2ro1p

If you have security at ur school then you are more than likely safe

@juliusmoe-nstar8942

Minute detail, Stop bullying, regardless of race, sitiation and creed. That's a measure at least worth trying

@TheUncleDrew

May God bless and protect your school 🙏🏼

@emmabovary1228

Taylor, if you have a plan, no matter where you are or what the threat is, you’re halfway to creating greater safety for yourself. Learn how to be aware of your surroundings, what makes the environment unsafe and how to avoid situations ( drunken people you don’t know in unfamiliar environment), next, realize that though this is scary, it’s not everyday. Do the work and understand that the media has created an unnatural environment of fear and terror. Read, “ the gift of fear” by Gavin DeBecker. You’re stronger than you know.

@briannabaker7468

high school senior here-completely relate. i have mace on my keychain that makes me feel safer for some reason. 81% of school shootings have noticed warning signs. see something say something

@Mikhail9900

I hope Craig doesn’t blame himself. Siblings fight all the time and I hope he knows she knew he still loved her. Rest In Peace to all who lost their lives and may Dylan and Eric rot in hell.

@plsno4225

Ik it makes me extremely sad I know this is supposed to me a murder case but im crying rn

@gracesmith2143

@TriHard 7 sure you would. Fucking idiot

@transmeeshax6872

Jaques Studly some crimes are unforgivable. I also believe that the bullying angle was played up by Eric and Dylan’s parents. Tbh, I think it was mental problems at play. Like they said: Dylan had self esteem issues and suffered from severe depression and Eric was a strait up sociopath

@norrinradd2214

@TriHard 7 the fbi is on their way to your house

@tammiepage6489

Actually you saying except for them that makes you just as coldhearted as them I mean they were kids bullied that’s what caused them to do this to not say it’s right oh hell no it’s not right but they are human beings to take for a person that my father was murdered and the guy that murdered him is dead too and I’m over being angry and I felt that way all the time but you know what now because I’m not gonna punish his family and all that stuff because they lost somebody you know his parents awesome even though they tried and they were good people so I was gonna hold onto that anger forever rest in peace them to and I say Rest In Peace my father‘s murder because I will be a bigger person than the person that took those lives

@missagente8100

Bullying is absolutely NO excuse for killing innocent people! I was bullied when I was in school but it didn't shape me. Some people are just pure evil.

@jamesplymire5342

💯 I was about to say the exact same thing. Evil and self-pity.

@missagente8100

@@jamesplymire5342 Shame also on the parents and staff who KNEW the troubled thoughts and passions of these boys and did nothing to stop it!

@CampingComrade.

You do not speak for them, do you expect no consequences of actions, do you think if you keep poking the sleeping bear it will not react?

@illmaticJJ

I’m reading the book by David Cullen and the craziest thing about this was that they actually weren’t bullied at all. This was done purely out of excitement, mainly from Eric’s side. Dylan was a lost kid just along for the ride.

@moude1099

​@@CampingComrade. The people they killed literally did nothing wrong. Stop sympathizing murderers

@giannarose5392

The last part “it’s like they did it for Daniel” made me break down in tears. Yes they did do it for Daniel. RIP to all the victims who passed.

@blurred-iris

Why is no one talking about him being paralyzed and being able to walk again.. that is simply amazing, I’m so glad he didn’t let what happened control his life.

@shonuff7612

Read this comment as he was walking

@iFyOuFaRtYoUaReLoVeD.

Its Gods Miracle

@sunipye7051

@@iFyOuFaRtYoUaReLoVeD. its his own miracle.

@urbanmeyer9725

@@sunipye7051 it’s Gods miracle

@sunipye7051

@@urbanmeyer9725 If it was Gods miracle then God would cure all paralysed people. Its his own. Or does God pick and choose?

@DamnWhoAsked

Imagine losing your two best friends right in front of you, and finding out that your sister was one of the first ones to die as well? Wouldn’t be able to live with myself after that. I feel for Craig and those families sooo much.

@zatayzia4756

Oo that’s got to be hard

@shaylawatson1244

And espically if you was a bully and the reason why the school shootout happen was because of bullying I wouldn't be able to live with myself

@H3INZM3M3Z

@@mythman700 NAHHHHHHHHHH

@Pooppenispoop

@@mythman700 unfunniest nigga to ever walk this earth

@Roeclean

​@@mythman700bruh 🤦🏾

@day6atemywallet78

Years still after the survivors are talking about this story, you can see the horror displayed on their face as if they were there again. The trauma & tragedy is unfathomable 😔🙏

@JollyOrvilleII

Your FBI agent here, you better have been watching this for educational purposes or ima detain you for suspicious behavior…

@maverickdiaz1769

Craig lost two of his best friends, and his sister in the shooting. Was this close to death but was able to get away. His story is truly amazing and he shouldn’t feel like a coward for running to safety.

@exotickushplays6364

Personally I wouldn’t let anyone take my friends or family 🤷‍♂️that’s just me tho

@oceanfive8201

@@exotickushplays6364 he didn’t know his sister was even shot till after and in that moment u don’t know what u would actually do until ur in that situation, I’d love to save I’d be brave and hero but reality hits and wanting to live kicks in and next minute u know you’ll be running

@tomh383

@@exotickushplays6364 Wow are u a fucking superhero or something?

@ILLUSI_O_N-V1

@@exotickushplays6364 corny teen, I’m 19 and I know that humor and that joke and there is a right time and a wrong time to fuck around, you picked a wrong time buddy

@iFyOuFaRtYoUaReLoVeD.

@@exotickushplays6364 His sister was far away like on the other side of the building and he didn't find out till after

@KdotLINE

Stop giving Dylan a pass. When the shooting started, one of them shot Lance Kirklin, and when Kirklin was pleading for help, Dylan said "Sure, I'll help you." then shot him in the face with a shotgun. Dylan was a sadistic POS just like Eric. Eric may have been more outwardly hateful, but that doesn't mean Dylan was dragged along. Every documentary I see they try and excuse Dylan, it's ridiculous. I've seen people say that Eric shot more bullets, and that is proof he was more aggressive - What if Dylan was just a more careful shooter? Maybe Eric was a bad shot, or was just shooting his gun at random, shooting walls/doors/windows. Maybe Dylan was more focused and was picking his targets, hunting basically, while Eric was just going wild. I mean, for all we know, Dylan could have been savoring all the carnage they were causing, taking it all in. Dylan was also the first one to write about wanting to commit the massacre in his journal, so he wasn't just an idle follower.

@notgreatnotterrible48years63

RIGHT!!!! THANK YOU!!

@bobbuilder6903

@@notgreatnotterrible48years63 bruh I’m so high I saw 48 years ago and started tripping out

@leonelcardenas5847

@@bobbuilder6903 😂😂😂 you stupid, lol. Share some of that!!!

@cap6741

Why are you so obsessed with this? Weirdo

@nateslattery2596

This. I get so tired of hearing how Dylan was dependent on Eric and Eric was the dominant person in the friendship thus lessening Dylan’s culpability. Dylan was insane dickhead too.

@Mikita_95

This is absolutely heartbreaking. I only learned of the shooting through tiktok and stumbled my way onto this video.
I hope the families of the survivors, and the families of the victims have found some sort of peace over the years. R.I.P to all the innocent victims

@OliverBoliverr

bro the part about the disabled kid who coudnt hide literally tore me apart 🙁

@jamesfarr5754

Unfortunately this is still happening. RIP to the children we lost today in Texas.

@hibye-po3zc

Is it true the cops didn’t do anything?

@jamesfarr5754

@@hibye-po3zc from what I saw, and keep in mind I’m not in law enforcement, they were doing more to keep the parents back than anything.

@hibye-po3zc

@@jamesfarr5754 wow😳

@DoodleThis

@@hibye-po3zc It certainly seems that way. They waited for an HOUR while the shooter was in the school killing those poor kids. It wasn’t even the police that stopped him, it was border patrol.

@ThatBeautyDough

The cops did nothing to help those children they barricaded them gun man in that 4th grade classroom allowing him to go on a rampage all the while cops were outside holding parents back…. The feds came in way after an hour & killed the gun man! Smh

@koyfiish27

There really isn't an excuse. You can get bullied and get beaten down but that doesn't turn you into a killer. Don't use that bullshitty excuse.

They were already sick.

@melanieregalado5820

They had a mental illness they weren't thinking right

@user-to8ki3dv6x

@@melanieregalado5820 If everyone with a mental illness decided to shoot innocent people at random; the world would be a warzone. It's impossible to think of such thing. I'm not saying that they didn't have issues, but it doesn't justify what they did. They throughly planned this out. It seems like they were in the right mindset then, weren't they? Your comment is absolutely ridiculous. Lol

@SouthernSass94

Melanie Regalado - The now destroyed "Basement Tapes" were said to have the confessions as to why these two monsters had planned this out. This was a premeditated attack.

@maddiebalderas208

Melanie Regalado they planned it for almost a year. “they weren’t thinking right” lmao yeah fucking right. You know who did have a mental illness?? The first victim shot in the library. He didn’t understand what was going on so he didn’t get under the table, and they shot him without hesitation. So you can stop with that bullshit.

@brotherkhrayn3525

Yeah! I’ve been bullied and shit, hell I’ve wanted to commit sudoku it was so bad. But do I wanna kill anyone? Hell no!

@Fiona_Interrupted

11:16 hearing the first responder saying ‘yeah’ and confirming his worst fears must have been the worst moment of that dad’s life

@dawan6199

It's just crazy how these kids had All the signs of psychopaths,but everyone just dismissed it and makes excuses when these guys were natural born killers and the families and community ignored it

@waterfall2177

I'm just saying. They were victims of bullying. Obviously, it doesn't justify the fact that they gunned down the school, so I wouldn't say they were natural-born killers. And I don't think their parents knew about it.

@socialmediademigod1496

@@waterfall2177yes it does😂😂😂😂 ppl have their limits

@angrycat6954

@@socialmediademigod1496it absolutely does not justify this.

@rachelmartin3631

They always think they are fireworks. Unfortunately in this day and age it probably is not, and you should run like hell if you hear popping in a place where no fireworks go off.

@tpenoel88

dont bother hearing a popping, if someone yell a certain word, people will run for sure

@olivialane3467

Rachel Martin on New Year’s Eve I thought I heard gunshots in my neighborhood but it’s very safe, no criminal history. My aunt told me it was just fireworks. I believed that, but the next day my aunt saw that we’re was a drive by a few miles away. I knew they weren’t fireworks but it was hard to tell because people usually set them off that time of the year.

@bigjohnstudd6868

We had that happen when I was in high school. Somebody set off fireworks as a prank. I thought it was just that, fireworks. Everybody else thought it was the real deal. Good thing for me I was right or I would’ve been one dead SOB and this was a year or two after Columbine so you can imagine what that scene was like

@lewisbracken5520

? in this day and age it's even more likely to be fireworks. shootings have been going down yearly since the 80's. we are safer than ever before.

@breegalloway2043

Richard McEllan “safer than ever before”??? America still has terrible gun laws y’know, honestly I’m glad not to be there. I mean, I don’t know if they’ve been changed but still, shootings still happen all around the world.

@sachinv5048

I just feel sad for Kyle. He liked pandas and colouring. What an innocent soul. Very sad.

@writxerc3906

@@derp7176 why are you saying fuck kyle man had a disability

@ColtsMan2005

@@derp7176 "bro look at me im so edgy hehe"

-average 13 year old

@@derp7176 I hope your talking about the shooters

@derp7176

@@writxerc3906 Wait a minute nigga, I commented this under a South Park clip. Not a fucking documentary, what is this shit?

@writxerc3906

@@derp7176 oh my fault hahaha

@Dadeadlydonut

I hope all the families find peace. Thoughts and prayers out to those lost and those who lost. You are gone but never forgotten.

@lynneboole471

I still have such a hard time wrapping my head around this. Just heartbreaking on so many levels.

@MrRobotGuyHD

I feel so terrible for the guy’s sister... if that was the last thing I ever said to my sister I couldn’t live with myself.

@nadineoliver5814

This was actually a movie

@camerongilcrease5079

@@nadineoliver5814 what is it called

@nadineoliver5814

@@camerongilcrease5079 I’m not ashamed . Great movie .

@sdbaynes8266

@Fernando Guzman the movie was called Elephant, Elephant is a 2003 American psychological drama film written, directed, and edited by Gus Van Sant. It takes place in the fictional Watt High School, in the suburbs of Portland, Oregon, and chronicles the events surrounding a school shooting, based in part on the 1999 Columbine High School massacre.

@Bluemantopvids

@@nadineoliver5814 its based off the actual event

@yasminabouzeid6537

i completely broke down when Isaiah said "I wanna see my mom".

@tornadotony3273

Same I cried

@NG-xn4dd

Isaiah

@yasminabouzeid6537

@@NG-xn4dd thanks for pointing it out, i changed it

@tygrenvoltaris4782

Is it weird I don't feel emotions unless close of my family dies?
I feel weird about myself

@yomammasofat1000

@@tygrenvoltaris4782 sounds like you lack a lot of empathy, not calling you out just telling you the vocabulary to use if you ever talk about it

@cloneskiller

bro dylan klebold was born on 9/11. what are the fkn odds

@lee-ur7nt

I was these guys same age. I was home in VA. Due to time zone differences I was already sitting at my PC playing half-life while home alone, smoking a bowl. Then it came on the news. It became bigger and bigger to where I couldn't take my eyes off the screen. I had to turn off the PC. I stood in the doorway to outside just chain smoking looking in at the TV with my jaw dropped. Never thought we'd still be seeing this stuff so much.

@annbrowne6908

What Isaiah had to endure ripped my heart out. I can't even imagine the terror he felt.

@luvrickarrd6876

He was called racist slurs 😢😭😭

@booniegirl

Not to mention just when he was about to get shot he just wanted to see his mum...💔

@luvrickarrd6876

Alishba Raheel

In his own words he said “I want to my mommy”

@adriane454

RIP

@ggmate5155

Donna Moncrief that’s not funny

@plumbum5305

"I want to see my mom" really hit me hard.......

@nawaladawe1640

me too

@transmeeshax6872

😞 yup

@wrestleboy23v

I paused and went and gave my mom the biggest hug and a thank you. Life is too damn short

@loriwagner7900

I know. It's heartbreaking

@evielightfoot1637

I know 😭😭😢😢🤧🤧

@elizabitty213

“Dylan doesn’t forgive, he’s an injustice collector”
Wow 😯 brilliantly put because I’ll bet, that’s what he thought he was 😢

@robstaaass

This is one of the saddest things I've ever seen. The poor guy losing his friends and then finding out about her sister and then the part where he said he ran right by her without realizing really hit me. All of it. All the families, God bless.

@tirodeesquina6458

“Still laying paralyzed in the cafeteria doorway, 15 year old Sean could do nothing but listen.” This brought tears to my eyes. Dear god.

@benitoperez8884

Suerte que en argentina este tipo de cosas no pasan

@tirodeesquina6458

@@benitoperez8884 si la verdad que no entiendo por que siguen siendo legales las armas en eeuu

@benitoperez8884

@@tirodeesquina6458 ese es uno de los factores, tambien esta el bullying, la inestabilidad mental de esa persona etc

@tirodeesquina6458

@@benitoperez8884 y si pero si no tienen acceso tan facil a armas no ocurre tan seguido

@ohio72213

@@tirodeesquina6458 guns arent the problem. How did you watch this video and hear them talk about how Dylan and Eric clearly had mental issues and were even supposedly bullied and blame guns?

@MissGourmandefr

I wonder how the kids that go to this school nowadays feel.... I'd be scared af that some psycho would want to reenact this

@tacoking3555

Yea same dude

@Zman44444

Being a student to go through CO public schools, especially a few years after... Columbine was always known as a dark mark on history. You’d give shit to people from one high school n the others; “EHS is better than youurrrsss!” But if you were from Columbine... you just nah. Let that one be.
I bet to this day there’s a strange eerie feeling on those grounds. Not sure if the school has been remodeled to clean the marks off...

Edit: Cuz wasn’t Sandy Hook remodeled after that incident?

@s0urnicate

I went to Arapahoe and I I can tell you. It’s terrifying because it does happen. It happened last year at STEM.

@romeojrssj5903

I'm sure they have metal detectors

@s0urnicate

romeo jr no. They don’t. Every student has a phone or some electronic device. As a student I worry every day.

@zehtre4716

Came here after being recommended a review on Sue Klebold's ted talk. I heard about this situation briefly but didn't know the details. All this sounds so surreal and incredibly heartbreaking at the same time, feel terrible for the kids and the families.

@djlibby8805

This case is always hard to hear about, but listening to Daniel’s father talk about how the “last” bus never came…that broke me down. I can’t even fathom the enormity of the loss of those precious young lives.

@TheHellensd

i tried to hold back my tears when he talked about kyle (the one with a disability) and near the end when the dad talks about his son daniel then the birds fly by... but i couldn't hold them back, R.I.P to everyone who passed away that day (except for eric and dylan)

@joshuaperlas5017

This is just horrible makes u not wanna send ur kid out into the world ever

@fuhlash.

He loved panda bears and coloring.
When I heard that I broke down so hard my mom came to check on me. Hopefully Kyle is doing well in heaven ❤️

@flawed4345

😂

@f0rreas0nsunkn0wn

@@flawed4345 what funny?

@Lapwing1916

Everyone at Columbine was a victim. No matter what they did, that still did not make them any less a victims of bullying.

@senato_x9293

I hope the FBI doesn't put me on a watch-list for my morbid curiosity, I just wanted stuff to binge cause homework is boring.

@xdchinchilla6918

LMAO FRR

@cal4207

Only if you start spending all your extra money on propane and going to gun shows

@danienata4783

The fact that I'm still a free man is proof that the gov ain't spying on shit lol 😓

@SH-ph2ii

Pfft, just apply to a police department.
FBI Guy: "Gotcha, he's just one of us."

@WillBlindYouWithLight

They will. Trust me, and if you catch lies and point them out, you'll be put on a list. Anything contradictory at all, welcome.

@itsprlwcap

Today is April 30 2023, its been 24 years since this shooting happened, there was pure souls who had passed away, rest in peace to 12 students, 1 teacher,

@woozygoozy914

Just imagine, not being able to say goodbye to your parents, it must be terrible

@dwwaun2373

Burying ur kids is not the way it suppose to be

@506Naz

Imagine.....the thought of being seconds away from your death let alone not saying goodbye

@Kanibulus

@@506Naz Unimaginable.

@Toxic_error410

Imagine being the parents getting a call from your kid and hearing guns going off and screaming through the phone. Pure terror

@Blackphillipsupporter

95 percent of their plan failed. Had those pipe bombs gone off in the cafe, 100’s would have died instantly.

@andrewshau2249

Propane bombs. Pipe bombs was the bombs used in the hallways.

@matthewnichols9735

Who cares

@vrtxrust

@@matthewnichols9735 People involved in history and want to understand it. It isn’t wrong to see what they did wrong as long as you don’t condone it at all and make it known that you don’t.

@vrtxrust

@Messier90 That was their plan, to kill as many people as they can

@coverscollection8775

But when you see rachel journal that she drew 13 eyes drop

@shamim-wz1cs

to my FBi agent wondering why I’ve been viewing content on columbine is because i’m interested in this terrible tragedy and truly want to know why it occurred. Not because I want to mimick it or recreate it. I pray for the family of the kids

@ACOG_batteries

They hated jocks but went straight to a library. Nerds

@kalikokhronic9169

Rip to all the souls lost that day with the exception of the shooters. Hope they rot in hell.

@giuliana4758

The shooters should get shoot on the head ten times

@Zimzamzoom95

@@giuliana4758 they shot themselves

@Mollykboyer

WILL REALLY

@hunteradams6783

From what I understand they were mercilessly bullied and their parents were never there for them, so they clearly had mental issues. I’m not justifying it but people in the kids life could have helped them

@Zimzamzoom95

@@humidityvshumility by that logic, nobody deserves hell, because there's always a cause for whatever people do.

@ybro2371

RIP all those who died in the shooting.

@le4029

@@rowdyjager3005 What?

@kostasvarda1066

Not funny

@Jforjaredisawesome

@@rowdyjager3005 not funny dude 😬

@sharing64tacos

look bud I love dark humor but this ain't a good time

@RolandSpecialSauce

@@rowdyjager3005 that was a shot in the dark.

@idok4170

I pray for the families that were affected by this tragedy, it breaks my heart that some people have to live with this every day

@delaneybeal5121

My heart goes out to these families. May these kids rest in peace.

@idiomasentusiasticos7954

This is one of the most disturbing things I’ve seen but I can’t stop watching

@melanieregalado5820

Saaaaame

@freakyfornash

Yeah, kind of like the case with 9/11 related videos. It's sort of like a car wreck, as you know you shouldn't look, but feel compelled to for whatever reason(s) though.

@czailo6890

same and i started to hate myself for it hell i even dreamt about being in a mass shooting in a hospital in usa

@arinaz318

freakyfornash exactly! i came here after falling down the hole of 9/11 videos...

@idiomasentusiasticos7954

Sara Rostenkowski - omg you saying that might make me go on a binge watch of 911 videos

@rc0057

And to add to the sadness, the father of daniel found out his son was dead from a picture of his corpse in a newspaper

@User34679

Damn, that's really fucked

@sillycat103

That Is so fucked up

@ericssidechick3732

That wasn't daniel, it was Dan. Dan was shot and killed outside

@piratesswoop725

You can see Dan's body, along with Rachel's body, in this doc at 23:27 too. They had all these kids fleeing the building and had them run past the dead bodies of two of their classmates.

@blobrxka1691

piratesswoop you can see the blood

@bakihanma839

The scariest part was the "40 minutes" just imagine going through that at the same length of this video

@user-zj5mc9ey6g

Bro that fact that they were complaining about being a bullied and then becoming the bully is crazy to me

@Ava-qt5rd

craig seems so stoic. he’s definitely got some sort of PTSD from this event that’s caused him to go numb.

@therealb888

@EightFrancs That's so true, he's the most calm, neutral gentleman kinda guy. His analysis, choice of words and talking was also very well weighted and balanced.

@MIWBailey666

He’s not the only one that has PTSD.

@dk-pg3fe

Ava give me ur discord number or any game tag

@MIWBailey666

@@dk-pg3fe What does this have to do with the video?

@TheBroly2020

The part where he saw and ran by his sister hit me. I couldn't imagine his feelings

@heha9752

I lost it at Daniel's father breaking down when the geese flew over at 44:00... the strength that man has to be vulnerable and show the world what these sorts of crimes can do. I cannot imagine how it feels to be him or any parent who has lost a child.

@louisdnd934

I'm being serious when he said "It's like they did it for Daniel" it felt something in my heart instantly and I started sobbing, it's so sad

@TheMamilinda89

I think it was Daniels way of saying “it’s ok dad, hang in there.”

@nativesavage0912

gives me chills an made me tear up.

@saratetrault3684

I came here for this comment, I literally just felt this overwhelming sadness at that part, I couldn’t help but cry, even strength has weakness 😩💔

@chocolatetownforever7537

I read or saw somewhere that Daniel was only at the library because he had nobody to sit with at lunch. Heartbreaking.

Such a handsome looking young man too, I dont get it.

@1800taylorswift

This has me in tears. I’ve seen videos / documentaries about this, and idk why but this one hit the hardest. RIP to that hero of a teacher and all those children, except the two killers, who do not deserve to be named. And prayers to every single person that was affected by this.

@isabelle9812

one of the saddest documentaries ive watched. At the end when he said '' its like they did it for daniel '' made me tear up.

@harpreet151175

Time stamp please

@kylieschwab4784

why is no one talking about daniel? that’s heartbreaking... the poor dad

@chocolatetownforever7537

His story really hurts me. Supposedly he was only in the library at that time because he had nobody to sit at lunch with. God bless that kid, and all that died that day.

@kylieschwab4784

@@chocolatetownforever7537 wait really? thats so sad.. its crazy hes only 2-3 years older than me and was 1000x braver than me, if i was in his position i would not have been able to fight back like he did

@chocolatetownforever7537

@@kylieschwab4784 You dont give yourself enough credit lol.

Besides, I think enough of these type of things have happened that its best to run, or play dead if that isnt an option. I dont blame anybody but Harris and Kleebold, but I think the kids should have been told to run out of the library instead of hiding under tables. Honestly, Ive never seen a library that didnt have fire exits, and most if not all would have made it out alive.

@lowbvll8969

Why is no one talking about what caused them to shoot up the place

@kylieschwab4784

@@lowbvll8969 they do, to much in my opinion. we should try to focus on the victims. better to know their names than the shooters

@Mars-ip5nc

When he started talking about the kid with the disability I lost it

@emilygriffin5249

Craig getting choked up when talking about his sister did it for me. I can't even imagine something like that with my own brother. It would absolutely break me.

@jillann2143

@@rowdyjager3005 what? Natural selection for the disabled kid?

@talha1349

@@rowdyjager3005 shut up

@jeanlance6760

HE LOOK DEFORM N DISABLE.

@heytigers3104

That’s crazy that Sean had had the nightmare about being paralysed for some time prior to the shooting. Poor man. He seems like a lovely person. Very strong.

@sofiaoronaa

no matter how long it has been or how long i’ve been alive this will never live down. rest in peace to everyone who lost their lives and a part of theirs that day.

@gabs751

as a student in high school, this is probably my worst nightmare. i’m absolutely terrified of something like this happening to me.

@luukv3119

Be nice to your fellow students and you'll be fine. Saying hi to someone can make the difference between life and death.

@rexacej8040

Why is highschool suddenly so horrifying to people there.... in the west... to me its like "we want to learn and get to know each other but sure some may feel left out but we are not judging them for it because we all have our own problems"

@siarazdan4756

same, I have so many nightmares about it and it’s the scariest thing I can imagine

@lhcprepared5426

Work on your mindset. Ditch the "I dont want to be a victim" mentality and work on your warrior mentality. Fear is a gift but you must take that gift and make yourself a warrior and a survivor, not a victim.

@Biscuit9891

I survived. You'll be fine

@tyronephipps7759

Being a combat veteran it’s hard to forget losing your friends, it burns the images into your brain forever, but for kids to see this and the helplessness they must have felt not able to fight back. I feel for all of these kids

@woozy7788

Truly a tragedy that’s happened and will possibly continue happening with the way these shootings are going up I feel terrible for all of the family members lost. Thanks for your service as well.

@matchbox7068

Thank you for fighting for your country and loved ones. Your sacrifice was more valuable then you'll ever know.

@StandWatie1862

Lots of people in combat are kids. 18 year ollds preyed on by recruiters to go sacrifice themselves for war profiteers. Illegal wars by the way. Last legal war was ww2.

@Positive11929

​@@mythman700Seek help.

@HixelPixel

​@@mythman700go to a therapist

@gemzfire3573

My love and thoughts go to everybody involved. I tried so hard to think of something to say, but after this tragedy, i was at a total loss.

@bigrogy

It honestly sickening that things like this continue to go on today. Poor innocent children. Rest in peace to all who have lost their lives to these horrific events.🕊️

@mythman700

students in that school be living in ohio tho 💀😖😳😳💀💀🥶😭😙💀💀💀

@kiethagravio696

Craig blaming himself, Isiah wishing to see his mom, the disabled kid not being able to hide, hurts me and tears me up. My thoughts and my prayers to their family.

@ve_rb

Thots & preyerz

@gixerson8212

@@ve_rbdude really thought he was funny. Question, do you have any social interaction besides family members when you hop offline? Didn’t think so.

@ve_rb

@@gixerson8212 long entry in my journal about that tonight

@its-jeffy-lol8

​​@@ve_rbyou're not funny. Imagine being in this situation. Watching your two best friends die right in front of you, and finding our your sister is dead also. Then would you be making jokes? Didn't think so. Delete this comment.

@SS-Bismarck

​@@gixerson8212Not even his family probably likes him at this point

@funnatopia704

School shootings are the worst kind of murders.
Kids are forced to watch their friends, best friends and even siblings die before their eyes because some kid doesn't know how to handle their emotions.

@anjige2445

Genocides ? Wars ? OTHER mass murders ?

@anjige2445

Th3Rep0rter ! Evil is Evil

@calmcuke6865

@@ryderisbuggin779 you realize that civilians die in war? And genocide has very little to do with the military at all. You're disgusting and a moron.

@725k9

@@calmcuke6865 You realize you forgot to capitalize the first word of your sentence? You’re disgusting and a moron.

@stevenbaker7025

Sociopaths don't have emotions.

@emilyreda9595

My heart goes out to the victims and their families.

@ReaganConnelly1789

To my FBI agent:
I have been reading "A Mother's Reckoning" at the recommendation of a college professor and close friend of my father. I don't understand a lot of the book because I know nothing of what happened at Columbine other than that two boys shot up a school. My heart breaks for everyone affected by this tragedy and I genuinely feel dirty for researching this, I just want to understand the references made in the book.

@DestinyRodgers

he walked passed his sister.... im crying so hard.

@red5158077

He ran past his sister

@DestinyRodgers

@@red5158077 that's what i meant but I was honestly crying so much that I could hardly type

@red5158077

@@DestinyRodgers It's ok. I understand

@red5158077

@@andrisrosin1718 You're really heartless. Just because we don't know the deceased person personally. Doesn't mean we can't feel sorrow for them

@red5158077

@@andrisrosin1718 No not crying just showing compassion and hoping the person's family are going to ok. Believe me I lost my grandma a few months ago.

@lucybrennand4153

I feel terrible for the parents who lost their child personally that’s the worst part for me

@thomaslangton8593

I wish I had the balls to end my life

@PyromationsTV

@@thomaslangton8593 I could recommend you to a therapist that cares. I’d like to try and stop you from feeling like this, I know about those feelings, not your specific situation. I hope you’re doing well, and know that you can improve yourself and your conditions.

@459luker

@@thomaslangton8593 don't do it man...

@adamheene5616

@@thomaslangton8593 If there wasn’t something keeping u alive, u would already be dead. But there is something keeping you here. Weather that is a person, passion, or hobby, grow closer to it. I promise that will help. Try to get help to ok. Idk u but I love u man stay strong 💪!

@thomaslangton8593

@@adamheene5616 yes Adam I'm doing well thank you it's strange you mentioned passion because i do love acting and making people laugh I did acting school and loved it as I'm Irish it's very hard to get a agent over here but il keep going

@Mr_Broncos18

This is just heartbreaking. The fact that someone would even fathom doing this to so many innocent kids and individuals is just horrible 💔

@idkwhattoput6994

This is sickening. May all the victims rest in peace.

@D_skeptic

Dylan & Eric definitely lost the "Poor me, I was bullied" excuse when they not only shot people, but also verbally bullied some of the victims. For example, calling one kid "four eyes" & calling one of the few black kids the n word. Way to become the thing you hate... Is it me or does it seem like Dylan & Eric were awfully ready to dish shit out but just couldn't take it when someone was an asshole back to them?

@kamari151

The last sentence I have to agree because that is what I am getting from this — both smart kids and the videos showed they had friends — socially popular within their groups — they just hated the world 🌎 basically

@mariahf2455

Righhht! I am mad that they killed themselves too. I think seeing them having to rot in jail and think about it for the rest of there lives would have at least given some justice!

@leclercmartin3851

I might sound like a psycho but for me, it’s just another case of an eye for an eye

@decrox13

I mean, as much as I think this is a dangerous path to go down, you're neglecting cause and effect - they were bullied first. It took bullying for them to essentially bully back.

@fem8oy

I agree with u but constant bullying changes physically and emotionally, no excuse to kill innocent ppl but not a lot of people experience true bullying

@HMRLTL

When i think of the parents who had to find out that their kids were amongst those killed... my heart goes out

@drudanng.8567

It would be horrible. Also imagine being a parent and finding out your child was the one responsible...

@victoriaross3263

The one that gets me is the dad who found out his son was a victim by seeing his dead body on the front page of the papers the next day

@FlamingHalo1

I will never understand what would bring someone to do something this horrible. RIP to everyone who lost there lives in shootings, and I’m very sorry for anyone who has lost someone in a shooting.

@sroydetroy6404

Deep anger and lack of ability to cope with reality.

@annarosemacahidhid8568

Bruh, if u get bullied and the world stresses you, you'll never cope up with the reality😢

@kimberlys8422

I was bullied in school because I was awkward and not cute.
It never made me ponder about murdering people who bullied me.

@krys7643

Fr, I was bullied throughout all my life, but I didn’t wish death upon anyone including my bullies, but these monsters are just evil.

@alejandroacosta4282

He lost his sibling and saw in silence while his friends died. That man there knows what pain and torment is. :(

@iamjp1

this wasn’t normal then, but the fact these survivors were interviewed right after they escaped is terrible.

@melanieregalado5820

Well they were safe and were asked if they could be interviewed

@crystalminder923

Keep in mind this was in the late 90s!

@amandaengelman5168

Many of the kids were seeking out the press. Some called the news themselves. It may not have been the best choice (for the kids or the newspeople) in hindsight, but a lot of those kids desperately wanted to talk to someone.

@gracemadsen4467

Every time I hear something about the Columbine shooting I just get instantly heartbroken. I can’t even begin to imagine the horror that those victims went through.

@overlord6738

"There was no last schoolbus." How horrible. That got me. That got me so, so bad.

@vaantsy

21:20 Craig's story had me crying man. that must be really hard for him seeing his best buddies killed in front of him. also his sister was the first victim of the massacre.
rest in peace to all student who died and big condolences for the family

@xxboonisbadfortnitexx1549

Yep

@xxboonisbadfortnitexx1549

Rip