Witnesses & Testimonies Of Columbine (Police Officers & Personnel)

by Preston Ward Condra

Welcome to a Part 4 read of the Columbine FBI 11K documents. Part 4 essentially covers the interviews of the police officers, that arrived on and off the scene of the Columbine High School shooting, that took place on April 20, 1999. It's pages 8,700 to 10,075 in the report. To be honest? Most of these are not very good. But someone has to compile the witness reports. Enjoy.

1. Introduction

Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Preston Ward Condra and welcome to our part four read of the Columbine 11k FBI documents.

Part 4 essentially just covers the police of Colorado. A few off-kilter children witnesses are included in here as well.

The police officers in this section, sometimes shift the focus on interviewing kids, instead of themselves.

I spared you the trouble to read this section but, that's exactly what occurred during my read of the FBI documents.

I skipped past through, the most unimportant ones and tried to find as many of the interviews from the police officers themselves.

The police are interviewed in Pages 8,700 - 10,075 of the 11K documents.

People think I'm getting writer's block from all of this. I'm not.

I'm basically just reading the 11k FBI documents, that nobody has ever read properly and transcribing the best ones down.

In a quick summary no less, for each person's interview/testimony.

There's tons of interviews from the FBI (and especially) the Police of Colorado that are in cursive writing, where I can't even read it.

There's at least close to 100+ interviews in the 11k that are in cursive reading. Only in 1999.

I'll say that again.

There is at least 100+ interviews, conducted by the Police and FBI officers on the scene that are in cursive writing. Ugh.

Editor's Note: To spare you the trouble, George Gray and Harry (Henry) Bloodworth Jr.'s interviews were by far the best stories in this section.

Enjoy reading these now ladies and gentlemen.