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FD-302 (Rev. 10-6-95) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION “S . Date of transcription 5/11/99 b7C b7D was interviewed a 18s residence, 1ttleton, Colorado regarding the shooting at Columbine High School (CHS). After being advised of the i i of the interviewing Agent and the nature of the interview, provided the following information: at Columbine High School. e day 6 @ shooting, e is 3rd pericd class a the end_of the class period and walked to his locker. From his where he ate a locker walked to Polk St., near an alle lunch that he had brought to school (bagels). was with two of his friends, when he ate his lunch. did not go ain on the day of the shooting. did not see any bags or propane tanks in the does not know what time 4th period ends and does not know tne time that he ate lunch. After eating his walked to an area on the soccer field near a shed. thinks it took approximately one minute to walk from Po reet to the soccer field near the shed. were with as he was walking 4 e@ soccer field. saw 5S or other people near the shed. [___fhad been on thé soccer field for approximately five minutes when he heard what he thought were firecrackers coming from an area near the school, on the north side of the school. [__Jeould not tell how many “firecrackers” exploded. neha as he was leaving the building after third period. looked towards the school and saw a short, pudgy male, wearing a white T-shirt, and throwing something onto the roof of the school near the electrical transformers. heard and explosion and saw dust on the roof soon after, could provide no further description of this person and d not see this person with a gun. [then saw another male, whom he could not describe, shooting a shotgun towards the senior parking lot.; This individual was standing on the upper level, north of the Investigationon 5/11/99 at Littleton, Colorado Fie ¢ 174A-DN-57419 — 03 Date dictated 5/11/99 Ky This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI cower (ENG it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. ‘ nen . ‘ ‘ ‘