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“a © To: Denver From Oklahoma City - Re: 4-DN-57405, 04/21/1999 the domain_name 8 registered through Internic to: (which his son indicated is a ‘hacker’ name) & (also a ‘hacker’ name), POB 292122, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33329, the domain name had an IP address of: 239.146.207.33 and, 209.15.2.2; Cerra stated his son observed numerous gruesome images on e wed site including a photo of a dead body with a weapon beside it. He also found a WORD version 8 document which he could only read portions of the document due to the fact that it was either encrypted or was not compatible with his version of software. He believed this document may have useful information in it and has saved a copy at the writer's request in the event it is taken off the web site. Portions of the readable text from the document provided what appeared to be bomb making instructions (which he believed were excerpts from the “Anarchist Cook Book” published on the Internet). Also legible in the document was the statement: “I did not try this on the DELTA batch, am sure they won't be used until NBK ..."; believed this was possibly another event yet to take place by the group. His son suspected the initials NBK may have been an acronym for some German Holiday, although he stated that was pure speculation. He had heard on the Internet that the date of the shooting was ‘Hitler's’ birthday and was focusing on special dates in German history. They also found a name on the web site which they reasoned, based on name recognition only, that may be a relative or alias for one of the subjects in the shooting. The name with an associated address was: WAYNE N. HARRIS, [stated someone involved in maintaining the web site was updating it hourly. He observed a message on the site prior to noticing the changes every hour that stated: “Bring your guns to school today, 4/21/99"; he also observed photographs of the two subjects from the shooting in Littleton which had captions above them: “These are our comrades ..."; . ‘ 4 The above information was immediately forwarded telephonically by the duty agent to the Littleton Command Post, 2