Judge Orders Columbine Documents Sealed For 20 Years
 
Statements made by the parents of the teenage gunmen who attacked Columbine High School will remain sealed for 20 years, frustrating at least one victim's parent who believes knowing what happened before the shootings could help prevent similar tragedies.

U.S. District Judge Lewis T. Babcock's ruling also prohibits a school violence expert and his assistants from reviewing the documents.
 

Sheriff Ted Mink

Mink is an ADL puppet that refuses to release any of the Columbine documents. He is supporting the Harris and Klebold Families in the suppression of this evidence. He is a 'Four Star' 60 year-old blowhard bodybuilder, that swaggers around with a chromed Colt .45.

He has sealed the tape made by Eric Harris. He says it should remain sealed because spoken words and images may allow Harris and Dylan Klebold to reach out from the grave and trigger more school shootings. He also sealed the so-called "basement tapes", and says that doing so would help prevent school shootings.
 

Medical Records Sealed

Mink even refused to release medical records filed in Jefferson County District Court in June of 2007.
 

A Victim's Parents Want The Records

"It's insulting to the community at large - saying that they're not mature enough to handle it," said Don Fleming, whose daughter, Kelly, was killed in the school library.


He added, "A lot of us have been working for a long time to get this stuff released, not for our benefit - our kids are dead - but for the community, so they could see what was going on in those two houses.
 

Brian Rohrbough's Father

Brian Rohrbough and other families are fighting for the release of the truth. They have shown great courage. "It can save lives, no question about it," said Brian Rohrbough, whose son Daniel was one of 12 students slain on April 20, 1999. A teacher and the two gunmen also died. "Knowing what was going on in their homes is absolutely paramount to learn how to prevent this from happening again."
 

Eric Harris's Parents

Documents include sworn statements made by the Harrises and Klebolds, their depositions, as well as records on their sons, will not be released.
 

Dylan Klebold's Father

He won't allow conversations between him and the kids released.

If You See The Videos

The first question you have is ask is, "when were all these videos taken?", and the answer is, just weeks prior to the massacre. The second thing you ask is, "Who took the videos?"
 

The 'Oh So Innocent' TCM

The Trench Coat Mafia is one of the best-kept secrets of the whole cover-up.

Harris And Klebold Weren't Loners

These two are portrayed as tormented loners, but in reality, they had a big crowd around them.