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A few moments later, Nielson retreats to a back storage area in the library and her voice is no longer heard during the call. move to the center section of the library. Deputy The gunmen then turn their "I'm crouched down. I grabbed him by the ankles and told him, 'We're getting you out of here.' Capture a web page as it appears now for use as a trusted citation in the future. Barking orders in the stairway between the lower-level cafeteria, which was being bombed, and the main level hallway, Sanders led dozens of students out of harm's way. Yes!! female down in the south parking lot of Columbine High School. Both Harris and Klebold use their shotguns, as well the latter unleashing carnage with his TEC-9 semi-automatic. Kevin Walker, positioned at a southern point in the student parking lot, is able radio traffic they are hearing and personnel are quick to arrive at the scene. At about 4:17 in Patti Nielson's call, we can hear some yelling in the background, which is definitely from one of the shooters. and the shooters enter the library. Columbine Library Audio (partially lost 911 call of Colorado school shooting; 1999), Lost advertising and interstitial material, http://acolumbinesite.com/victim/injured4.php#patti, http://acolumbinesite.com/911/minutes.txt, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbine_High_School_massacre#Perpetrators, https://lostmediawiki.com/index.php?title=Columbine_Library_Audio_(partially_lost_911_call_of_Colorado_school_shooting;_1999)&oldid=200231. "I haven't been dreading the anniversary. [2] When I needed to speak, there would be what we called the echo. As she got closer, Nielson realized that the gun was real and was going to threaten Harris with campus security. This is at 4:52 of Patti Nielson's call, and happens at 0:03 in 11.30.04. 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%. It's been disputed over the years as to whether or not the suicides of Harris and Klebold were picked up in the recording; if the audio does, in fact, last less than thirty minutes, the deaths of the gunmen would not have been heard. assumes the role of incident commander. Jefferson 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. (Sound of gunshots.) We sent SWAT in with some paramedics and everybody thats inside the school is confirmed D.O.A. requests emergency medical response to the west side of the school. I decided, she said, that I was not going to let those hateful boys ruin my life.. another student in the south junior parking lot. How sure are you that this is actually: Thanks! He survived. Now the only sound in the library was silence - and the clinking of ammunition and bombs beneath the killers' trench coats. cafeteria area where it explodes. When she does visit the school, Nielson is besieged by students who ask if she's returning. Taborskys reports that Denver Police Department personnel are at the shed on the west side County Commissioner and Board Chairman Patricia Holloway. DePooter was dead. Daily Crossword. 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. paged. Walker reports more explosions inside the school. Dan O'Shea, passed by the emergency exit that at least 30 survivors earlier had used to flee the library. County Undersheriff John Dunaway arrives at the command post and authorizes SWAT when he hears dispatch report that a female is down in the south lower lot of The follow-up gunshot also doesn't sound any different than these "knocks," even though if, in fact, this is when Cassie Bernall was shot it would sound vastly different (considering a shotgun is significantly louder than knock on a desk). In shock, Munson lost all feeling in her foot, but a friend kept pushing her to the safety of the nearest door. There are also a few other things that corroborate this. During the incident, teacher Patty Nielson placed a call to 911 Emergency. Hoping a simple human gesture might stop the bloodshed, Steepleton peered from 20 feet away directly into Klebold's eyes. With the killers still in the library, Hall tried to ward off Ireland's help. Fire calls for personnel to stage at the scene. one killer shouted. Audio File: a 911 call from inside the school, with fire alarm in background (placed at approximately 11:31 AM). Dispatch Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information. But mostly there was a resetting of priorities, she says. But she hasn't yet dealt with the piles of clippings and pictures and correspondence and teddy bears that overtook her living room and now live in her basement. This corresponds to 0:07 of 11.30.13. Blending senior prank. As she tells the operator her name, Harris and Klebold enter the library and begin to execute their classmates. Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold walked inside the library. The gunmen walk through the Jefferson The 911 After that, there's not anything too discernible in the last 8 seconds. Yes they did actually say those phrases but we don't have the full call in which we wpuld even be able to hear them say this. 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? Dispatcher: Is there any way you can lock the doors? Nielson, the hiding teacher who made the 911 call, said, "They were on a power trip. Ive got students, under the table. By accepting all cookies, you agree to our use of cookies to deliver and maintain our services and site, improve the quality of Reddit, personalize Reddit content and advertising, and measure the effectiveness of advertising. But I still won't do it if it starts to make me crazy or takes time from my kids. '', "No,'' Klebold replied. advises of reports of two suspects with UZIs, pipe bombs and shotguns. on February 7, 2022, 9/11 call from the Columbine Highschool Massacre, There are no reviews yet. Klebold and Harris standing just inside the schools northwest entry doors. call reports that students are injured outside the school. Jefferson County sheriff's officials say their final Columbine report still is months from being finished. Fire Department is staged at Weaver and Pierce Streets. Press J to jump to the feed. Castaldo played dead to fool his attacker. During the panic, Nielson tells the operator that she's too scared to get up and barricade the library doors because she's unaware of how close the shooter is. Dooley sprinted for the door in front of the two killers. Rohrbough was silent on the sidewalk. The chaos inside Columbine was so great that no one ever may know exactly what happened that day. area, is dispatched to the scene of the fire and explosion on Wadsworth Facedown on the ground, he tried desperately to hide his body by pressing it into the grass. Klebold walked around to Savage's side of the table. Is there anyway you can block the door so no one can get in? Deputy As far as the peakaboo/mom thing, I think you are correct. "Who's ready to die next?'' Good research. Neilson was in the library when she placed the call. The explosion is from a pipe bomb. . - Columbine archive Harris GO! Klebold and Harris then pull their Always tripped me out. response to reports that one of the suspects may have left the building, several the ballfields. "I made the decision I wasn't going to be in therapy the rest of my life. The first shot slammed Rohrbough through the back. Harris shouted. 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. In summary, there's only 3 concrete instances of the shooters talking and/or yelling, and all of the rest is background noise from the 911 call center. Let's get out of here!''. County Dispatch Center receives the first 911 call from a citizen reporting an or experienced to Deputy Magor, whose patrol car is blocking the traffic on Like, say there were no transcript available and youd never heard it before. On April 20, 1999, Nielson, a teacher, was a hall monitor at Columbine High School when students Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, armed with sawed-off shotguns, a rifle and an automatic pistol. Together with two friends, Kirklin walked outside the cafeteria for a quick cigarette break. Apparently a faculty member inside the school talking to police, describing the situation facing some of the students who are hiding and speaking to the students at the same time. Artista: Dead by april. response to Magors call for mutual aid, Jefferson County Dispatch advises hides in a nearby restroom, Just before turning the corner to go east, he is shot, Harris This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. While Kirklin lay outside the school, exhaling blood with every breath, Rohrbough was dead and Graves was paralyzed. to report shots being fired outside the library. carrying two large duffel bags lights on his patrol car flashing and the siren sounding. I returned fire with my MP-5.''. He kept moving. 16 of the school and they have long guns., A I don't know if I can chime in on this, but I'm going to, way back a few years ago (2009) I was a floor manager on a call center. Police command to officers:Have SWAT when they get to headquarters, pick a staging area down south , Dispatcher talking to officer who is talking to hidden kids on cell phone:My officers that are in the school trying to find the kids on the cellphone. Tell them to start yelling so he can find them.. Between disseminating pertinent information to the initial responders. Crouching behind a bulletproof shield, Denver Capt. The 911 recording is currently in the hands of the Jefferson County Police Department. Why do I have to do it all at once? This noise corresponds to an operator saying "um" at 2:11 on 11.27.04. Klebold stopped. "Maybe we should start knifing people - that would be more fun,'' Todd recalls the other killer saying. hiding with 17 others in the schools kitchen reports what he thinks is a Searle reports smoke coming from the building. witnesses who entered the north main hallway from adjoining classrooms see But I still won't do it if it starts to make me crazy or takes time from my kids. From these recollections, a chilling picture of Harris, 18, and Klebold, 17, emerges: These two suburban teenagers enjoyed killing. Kids under the table! Kids! There's a very distinct difference between how the two handled [the massacre] that day. Attention, south units. In explosion in a field on the east side of Wadsworth Boulevard between Ken Caryl [2] The call picked up the deaths of all ten students who died in the library; some can be heard begging for their lives. reports possible shots fired in the library.
13840860d2d51565b1a2cadbadcc8 patti nielson columbine
A few moments later, Nielson retreats to a back storage area in the library and her voice is no longer heard during the call. move to the center section of the library. Deputy
The gunmen then turn their
"I'm crouched down. I grabbed him by the ankles and told him, 'We're getting you out of here.' Capture a web page as it appears now for use as a trusted citation in the future. Barking orders in the stairway between the lower-level cafeteria, which was being bombed, and the main level hallway, Sanders led dozens of students out of harm's way. Yes!! female down in the south parking lot of Columbine High School. Both Harris and Klebold use their shotguns, as well the latter unleashing carnage with his TEC-9 semi-automatic. Kevin Walker, positioned at a southern point in the student parking lot, is able
radio traffic they are hearing and personnel are quick to arrive at the scene. At about 4:17 in Patti Nielson's call, we can hear some yelling in the background, which is definitely from one of the shooters. and the shooters enter the library. Columbine Library Audio (partially lost 911 call of Colorado school shooting; 1999), Lost advertising and interstitial material, http://acolumbinesite.com/victim/injured4.php#patti, http://acolumbinesite.com/911/minutes.txt, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbine_High_School_massacre#Perpetrators, https://lostmediawiki.com/index.php?title=Columbine_Library_Audio_(partially_lost_911_call_of_Colorado_school_shooting;_1999)&oldid=200231. "I haven't been dreading the anniversary. [2] When I needed to speak, there would be what we called the echo. As she got closer, Nielson realized that the gun was real and was going to threaten Harris with campus security. This is at 4:52 of Patti Nielson's call, and happens at 0:03 in 11.30.04. 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%. It's been disputed over the years as to whether or not the suicides of Harris and Klebold were picked up in the recording; if the audio does, in fact, last less than thirty minutes, the deaths of the gunmen would not have been heard. assumes the role of incident commander. Jefferson
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. (Sound of gunshots.) We sent SWAT in with some paramedics and everybody thats inside the school is confirmed D.O.A. requests emergency medical response to the west side of the school. I decided, she said, that I was not going to let those hateful boys ruin my life.. another student in the south junior parking lot. How sure are you that this is actually: Thanks! He survived. Now the only sound in the library was silence - and the clinking of ammunition and bombs beneath the killers' trench coats. cafeteria area where it explodes. When she does visit the school, Nielson is besieged by students who ask if she's returning. Taborskys
reports that Denver Police Department personnel are at the shed on the west side
County Commissioner and Board Chairman Patricia Holloway. DePooter was dead. Daily Crossword. 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. paged. Walker reports more explosions inside the school. Dan O'Shea, passed by the emergency exit that at least 30 survivors earlier had used to flee the library. County Undersheriff John Dunaway arrives at the command post and authorizes SWAT
when he hears dispatch report that a female is down in the south lower lot of
The follow-up gunshot also doesn't sound any different than these "knocks," even though if, in fact, this is when Cassie Bernall was shot it would sound vastly different (considering a shotgun is significantly louder than knock on a desk). In shock, Munson lost all feeling in her foot, but a friend kept pushing her to the safety of the nearest door. There are also a few other things that corroborate this. During the incident, teacher Patty Nielson placed a call to 911 Emergency. Hoping a simple human gesture might stop the bloodshed, Steepleton peered from 20 feet away directly into Klebold's eyes. With the killers still in the library, Hall tried to ward off Ireland's help. Fire calls for personnel to stage at the scene. one killer shouted. Audio File: a 911 call from inside the school, with fire alarm in background (placed at approximately 11:31 AM). Dispatch
Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information. But mostly there was a resetting of priorities, she says. But she hasn't yet dealt with the piles of clippings and pictures and correspondence and teddy bears that overtook her living room and now live in her basement. This corresponds to 0:07 of 11.30.13. Blending
senior prank. As she tells the operator her name, Harris and Klebold enter the library and begin to execute their classmates. Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold walked inside the library. The gunmen walk through the
Jefferson
The 911
After that, there's not anything too discernible in the last 8 seconds. Yes they did actually say those phrases but we don't have the full call in which we wpuld even be able to hear them say this. 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? Dispatcher: Is there any way you can lock the doors? Nielson, the hiding teacher who made the 911 call, said, "They were on a power trip. Ive got students, under the table. By accepting all cookies, you agree to our use of cookies to deliver and maintain our services and site, improve the quality of Reddit, personalize Reddit content and advertising, and measure the effectiveness of advertising. But I still won't do it if it starts to make me crazy or takes time from my kids. '', "No,'' Klebold replied. advises of reports of two suspects with UZIs, pipe bombs and shotguns. on February 7, 2022, 9/11 call from the Columbine Highschool Massacre, There are no reviews yet. Klebold and Harris standing just inside the schools northwest entry doors. call reports that students are injured outside the school. Jefferson County sheriff's officials say their final Columbine report still is months from being finished. Fire Department is staged at Weaver and Pierce Streets. Press J to jump to the feed. Castaldo played dead to fool his attacker. During the panic, Nielson tells the operator that she's too scared to get up and barricade the library doors because she's unaware of how close the shooter is. Dooley sprinted for the door in front of the two killers. Rohrbough was silent on the sidewalk. The chaos inside Columbine was so great that no one ever may know exactly what happened that day. area, is dispatched to the scene of the fire and explosion on Wadsworth
Facedown on the ground, he tried desperately to hide his body by pressing it into the grass. Klebold walked around to Savage's side of the table. Is there anyway you can block the door so no one can get in? Deputy
As far as the peakaboo/mom thing, I think you are correct. "Who's ready to die next?'' Good research. Neilson was in the library when she placed the call. The explosion is from a pipe bomb. . - Columbine archive Harris
GO! Klebold and Harris then pull their
Always tripped me out. response to reports that one of the suspects may have left the building, several
the ballfields. "I made the decision I wasn't going to be in therapy the rest of my life. The first shot slammed Rohrbough through the back. Harris shouted. 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. In summary, there's only 3 concrete instances of the shooters talking and/or yelling, and all of the rest is background noise from the 911 call center. Let's get out of here!''. County Dispatch Center receives the first 911 call from a citizen reporting an
or experienced to Deputy Magor, whose patrol car is blocking the traffic on
Like, say there were no transcript available and youd never heard it before. On April 20, 1999, Nielson, a teacher, was a hall monitor at Columbine High School when students Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, armed with sawed-off shotguns, a rifle and an automatic pistol. Together with two friends, Kirklin walked outside the cafeteria for a quick cigarette break. Apparently a faculty member inside the school talking to police, describing the situation facing some of the students who are hiding and speaking to the students at the same time. Artista: Dead by april. response to Magors call for mutual aid, Jefferson County Dispatch advises
hides in a nearby restroom, Just before turning the corner to go east, he is shot, Harris
This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. While Kirklin lay outside the school, exhaling blood with every breath, Rohrbough was dead and Graves was paralyzed. to report shots being fired outside the library. carrying two large duffel bags
lights on his patrol car flashing and the siren sounding. I returned fire with my MP-5.''. He kept moving. 16 of the school and they have long guns., A
I don't know if I can chime in on this, but I'm going to, way back a few years ago (2009) I was a floor manager on a call center. Police command to officers:Have SWAT when they get to headquarters, pick a staging area down south , Dispatcher talking to officer who is talking to hidden kids on cell phone:My officers that are in the school trying to find the kids on the cellphone. Tell them to start yelling so he can find them.. Between
disseminating pertinent information to the initial responders. Crouching behind a bulletproof shield, Denver Capt. The 911 recording is currently in the hands of the Jefferson County Police Department. Why do I have to do it all at once? This noise corresponds to an operator saying "um" at 2:11 on 11.27.04. Klebold stopped. "Maybe we should start knifing people - that would be more fun,'' Todd recalls the other killer saying. hiding with 17 others in the schools kitchen reports what he thinks is a
Searle reports smoke coming from the building. witnesses who entered the north main hallway from adjoining classrooms see
But I still won't do it if it starts to make me crazy or takes time from my kids. From these recollections, a chilling picture of Harris, 18, and Klebold, 17, emerges: These two suburban teenagers enjoyed killing. Kids under the table! Kids! There's a very distinct difference between how the two handled [the massacre] that day. Attention, south units. In
explosion in a field on the east side of Wadsworth Boulevard between Ken Caryl
[2] The call picked up the deaths of all ten students who died in the library; some can be heard begging for their lives. reports possible shots fired in the library. Sunday Parade Magazine,
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