User talk:Spokenwordsegment

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Eric Harris & Dylan Klebold

I noticed that you left a comment on the talk page regarding these persons and noted that you had a couple sources for information about them. I really just wanted to encourage you to read and research on sites that are more reliable than the nndb.com. It's a site that doesn't cite its sources and in actuality, doesn't have much information at all. The issue of whether the alleged homosexuality of these two was decided a long time ago, with the conclusion that there is no valid source for what were basically unfounded rumors, so it won't be discussed in this article. Some sites that I have studied that are more reliable include:

• A Columbine Site
• 11000 page report - this site has the original report which was released following investigation, in PDF format.
• The grand jury report
• The FBI report page on Columbine
• a fairly comprehensive site covering many aspects of the shootings - not a fan site
• NBC News site
• Indirect Evaluation of Eric Harris (psych eval)
• The Columbine Navigator
• The Diary of Eric Harris

I hope these sites can help you do a more thorough and accurate study of what happened, since they are comprised mainly of information taken from official documents and reports. One thing that you will find is that they, in fact, did not target anyone specifically. One black person was killed, the rest were Caucasian. It was a nondiscriminate shooting. Thanks. Wildhartlivie (talk) 04:23, 23 December 2007 (UTC)