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"As we crossed the open door, the suspect threw what turned out to be a homemade grenade. 40.1 mb - right-click to save to your desktop, * Transcripts provided by Associated Press, * Transcripts provided by Associated Press and DISPATCH monthly, Audio File: Patti Nielson's 911 call from the library, Audio/Video File: Patti Nielson's 911 call from the library - "full" version, Transcript of Patti Nielson's 911 call from the library, Transcript of a student calling from Columbine to report a female injured in the parking lot, Audio File: 911 calls and police dispatch communications (1), Audio File: 911 calls and police dispatch communications (2), Transcript of a 6-minute dispatch tape JeffCo released to the media. I'm working to get to April 21. Capture a web page as it appears now for use as a trusted citation in the future. Dispatch This noise corresponds to an operator saying "um" at 2:11 on 11.27.04. upper level, southwest corner. Some yelling occurs at 4:33 of Patti Nielson's call, and is, in fact, from one of the shooters. While most fled the chaos, Sanders, the business teacher, stayed to prevent a fatal stampede. A subreddit focused on constructive discussion to better understand the events that took place surrounding the mass shooting at Columbine High School on April 20th, 1999. Hoping a simple human gesture might stop the bloodshed, Steepleton peered from 20 feet away directly into Klebold's eyes. The "full" 911 call of teacher Patti Nielson from the library on the day of the Columbine massacre. reports that one of the shooters might be Ned Harris and that he is the west entrance and the sounds of gunfire. Graves screamed that his legs didn't work. Teacher Become a member to support the independent voice of Denver Let's get out of here!''. View Patti Nielson's business profile as Teacher at Columbine. What's also worse, is sometimes the linked lines, because the calls come in back to back, their seems to cause an echo on the lines, and sometimes you can also hear those calls, and the customers, softly talking as well. Some say Eric was the quiet one, Athena says Dylan did much less speaking. I was losing air.''. DePooter and Eubanks were sitting in the library at lunchtime, talking about getting in some fishing after school, when art teacher Patti Nielson ran in, dialed 911, and shouted for everyone to . Tributo a Eric Harris y Dylan Klebold. their cars, they have a clear view of the cafeteria area. Also, why are some of the written records of the prior warnings now missing? You had to have three people in the room listening to confirm what was heard, was said. Writhing in pain and smeared in blood, Kirklin yelled for his friends. When he heard the gunfire and explosions move into the cafeteria kitchen - where the killers had stashed a giant propane tank bomb that failed to detonate - Kastle ducked from the faculty lounge into a faculty bathroom. This article has been tagged as NSFL due to its disturbing subject matter. while Harris and Klebold are distracted by the arrival of Deputy Gardner. Everyone who could run did. So all the static noise your lining up, you can actually do with recorded calls coming from somebody who had to do this job. . Nielsen survived the massacre, but the library became a scene of carnage. Walker -Everybody get up NOW! (Dylan? Other investigations have concluded that on the day of the Columbine massacre, police should have acted more rapidly. The answer that proves that it lines up, aside from the background phone ringing, is a woman who starts talking at 0:11 in Patti Nielson's call, and it lines up exactly with the 911 operator at 0:08 in 11.23.11, who, on Patti Nielson's call, says "Kat, she's got shots being--" before being cut off by Nielson. He appeared to be in shock. bomb is thrown into the stairwell from the library hallway and lands in the The auditory pareidolia is real in this. In 2011, a Youtuber posted "leaked audio" of Lauren Townsend (18) being killed with Klebold's TEC-9 as Val Schnurr screams, "Oh God! The Gardner, who is in the south parking lot and has exchanged gunfire with Eric "Stay tight,'' DePooter whispered. They tell a story of I'm working to get to April 21. Searle reports the man is still on the roof and has moved over to the north During the incident, teacher Patty Nielson placed a call to 911 Emergency. 9:19AM. "Let's get down to the commons,'' Klebold said. cafeteria videotape shows that, as the gunmen are walking away, there is a. Then they spotted Nielson scrunched under the librarian's desk. Klebold and Harris also have bombs constructed with timers in their There was a five-minute silence. Some yelling occurs at 4:33 of Patti Nielson's call, and is, in fact, from one of the shooters. Im going to give this a proper read. The deputy ducked back inside his marked Chevrolet Blazer. and Chatfield Avenues. She had decided she wouldn't graduate in May, but now it looks possible. Shots fired on the southwest side with a large weapon.. "Yes, my mom and dad brought me up that way,'' Schnurr replied. hallway, She drops the phone and Klebold and Harris standing just inside the schools northwest entry doors. the building. In the race of their lives, some students literally ran out of their shoes. The 911 call is the most interesting available evidence to me, but unfortunately, I just dont hear much from that long transcript, so I dont trust its accurate in the unreleased part either. - AP special section Hall blacked out. call made by Patti Nielson from the library is terminated by the dispatch center Kevin Walker, positioned at a southern point in the student parking lot, is able on the VCR that records images of lunchtime activities in the school cafeteria. countys dispatch center goes into an emergency command system as the incoming "I looked up right into his eyes,'' Eubanks said. The first ", which happens at the start of 11.30.04. But Ireland couldn't bear watching his buddy just lie there and bleed. But because I'm so trained to drain out the background noise, I could never get a good time line to see if I could debunk or prove this theory. Thank you. The fifth shot, a shotgun blast to the chest, finally knocked Kirklin off his feet. cars, set to go off once they go back into the school. Neilson was in the library when she placed the call. Sudoku Oh God! person in the cafeteria with bulletproof equipment and several bombs.. Dispatcher: Is there any way you can lock the doors? But I still won't do it if it starts to make me crazy or takes time from my kids. Audio File: 911 dispatch and calls starting at 11:33 am, Audio File: 911 calls from students and neighbors, Audio File: More 911 calls from students and neighbors, Audio File: Student Matthew Depew's 911 call from the kitchen. The gun is right outside the library door. Five years ago,Patti Nielson's life was turned upside down by a pair of violent teenagers whose actions Nielson and the rest of this Colorado community are still struggling to comprehend. You can hear this operator again at 4:59 of Patti Nielson's call, and asks, "What's the emergency?" Now the school was in full panic. But Steepleton knew Klebold from time around school. To start, I figured out that the released version of Patti Nielson's 911 call is 5:01 seconds, and the versions that have cleared-up audio are slowed down by around 5%. Ambulance traffic addressing SWAT teams searching for Sanders: We are still in contact with some patients via cell phone in the school. Denver's independent source of Stay down until the police come to you. By ABC News -- July 6 The following excerpts from the Columbine shooting 911 tapes, just released, show the confusion, anguish and attempts by law enforcement to deal with the unfolding situation: Call from teacher Patti Nielson hiding in library with children. Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? I cant imagine! O.K.? I think that's the start of my new year.". Yes!! Do they forget Eric had the exchange with Bree after shooting Cassie and Dylan says 'just shoot her' or do they just think the call is chopped up and edited? Hes bleeding out of the mouth. - Victim funds It landed about three feet in front of me,'' O'Shea said. Others used hall pay phones and office phones to call 911, family, and friends. Deputy Repeat. The explosion is actually a timed diversionary device. She got over the fear of sending her own children to school. school cafeteria. Thats a great analysis and it clears up a bunch of the nonsense people who try to transcribe this call. shooter in the area. Denver Post Staff Writer, Apr. As she welcomes an NBC News crew into her home, she jokes about how the place has been turned upside down by the guys refinishing the floors. One raised his gun to his temple. I question that. hears one of the suspects say, GO! Most of the . Dispatch I think I want to have it behind. "He looked at us, and he smiled,'' Nielson said. containing enough explosive, student parking lots to sit in their respective cars, The Fire calls for personnel to stage at the scene. Behind her, the hallway suddenly turned quiet. County Sheriffs Office dispatch advises that there are possible shots fired Harris and Klebold leave So he lifted his right arm, which had only one bullet. Nielson has written to most of the families whose kids were killed. I timed all of the ones that are in Patti Nielson's call, and I compared them to the times between the rings on 7 other phone calls, and found that they matched up (nearly) perfectly. But some Columbine parents believe authorities ignored prior warning signsthat the massacre might have been prevented. Without breaking eye contact, Klebold raised his sawed-off shotgun. Students We're not going to go to the door. At about 12:15 p.m., roughly an hour after the rampage began, biology teacher Bev Williams heard a gunman shout a chilling vow in the library: "Today I am going to die!''. senior prank. Towards the 12-minute mark, a loud crashing noise is heard near the phone's receiver; Klebold was using a chair to smash a computer that was above Nielson's hiding place. Teacher on phone, overheard talking to students: Get down.. Stay down. Dooley sprinted for the door in front of the two killers. Oh God! The Eubanks dared to peek out from the table and saw Klebold reloading. it ends before steven curnow even got shot. Losing blood and consciousness, Sanders told several students, "Tell my daughter I love her.''. The 911 operator answered the call stating "911" at 11:27:47 a.m. perimeter has been established and all exits are covered by law enforcement. The recordings, were impossible some times to hear. throws something in the vicinity of the propane bomb. are killed and 12 more wounded. and Klebold standing together at the top of the west exterior steps, wearing black trench coats and carrying a backpack and duffel bag, Students Daniel different descriptions -- the last being a white, red and blue striped shirt Harris had taken off his trench coat sometime earlier, and was wearing a white T-shirt. Another thing that corroborates this is a call at 11.32.23, in which a 911 operator calls Captain Boyd, and he responds with "c'mon, page me, it's Boyd," and the fact that he's called implies that they've already tried paging him, with no response. the library hallway. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. When he came to, he found the fuse of a palm-sized bomb sizzling beneath his table. For the second time that day, Kirklin turned his head and said, "Help.''. Eubanks was wounded with buckshot in his ankle and hand. For some reason, the gunmen spared them. How Should RTD Deal With the Drug Problem on Trains? Injured and Survivors of the Columbine High School shooting Names contained within brackets [ ] indicate the victim didn't know the person but subsequent investigation has provided the identity of the individual. "We couldn't leave that little girl there,'' DiManna said. response to reports that one of the suspects may have left the building, several My situation was unique among the teachers, and I think some people were afraid they'd say the wrong thing. "It's the worst mass murder in school history in the United States, said Judy Brown, the mother of Columbine student Brooks Brown, It shouldn't go away." Now it was real. It was super distracting at first, but it would go away as you adjusted. Since the shooting, families of the injured and deceased have strongly protested the release of the entire 911 call, fearing that it would inspire future copycats. At least 30 survivors fled through the library's rear emergency exit. The 911 From 20 feet away, Klebold pointed his gun at Kastle. An example is at 1:07 in Patti Nielson's call, there's a loud gunshot or explosion and Patti Nielson exclaims, "Oh, God." Nielson, who suffered from a severe case of PTSD, refused to listen to the playback.