Visiting the Columbine Killers Houses- Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
- In this video, I visit the houses of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold and show you where they used to live before the committed one of the worst school shootings in American History. Columbine High School is known almost all around the world.
In the next video, will show the 13 victims memorials and the school.
#columbine #ericharris #dylanklebold
I visited Columbine high school, showing you exactly where all the victims died. If you want to see that, click here:
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I hope you all understand that I never condone anything they did but thought many people would want to see where they lived.
Hell yeah im extremely excited cant wait
@@davidk8721 Awesome, thanks bro. 😃
I remember this happening, such a sad day. Needless act of violence.
So strange, I have been watching the YT videos about Columbine the last week. Interviews with survivors and community members and others. This deeply effected our family as we have an interest in firearms but are grateful to live in Australia where the laws are different. I hope the USA will change their laws to protect the children in your country
show where each victim died? how would you do that? you cant just walk into any high school, especially such a notable one like Columbine. they have heavy security to keep gawkers away.
the memorial is beautiful though!!
Very true. Somebody could live in a nice house, in a nice neighborhood, with normal parents and still do horrible things just like Dylan and Eric did. Really puts things into perspective..
Yep I agree. Doesn't matter where you live, terrible things happen and people commit terrible acts
@Miss Steele weirdly it can make it worse because no one sees the problem because it’s covered by gifts and money
Exactly why the world needs Jesus more than ever. Rich Middle class or Poor
@@franchisefred4066 Amen.
@@InfamousCrimeLocations thank you soooo much for what you do about showing us the people all the crime scenes and what people did to people thank you very good information.
Dylan’s father, Tom Klebold still resides in the house. Tom & Sue divorced in 2014
Oh wow I actually didn't know that. I am surprised he didn't want to move away! Thanks randy for watching! Hope you stick around for more
That would be hard for me in this situation, wow
Really? I know the Harris's don't live at their house anymore.
I thought Sue mentioned in her book they sold the home. I could be wrong.
@@gothicmatter9123 Thats right, Harris’s sold their house in 2009.
Damn I got bullied so bad in school because we were poor and lived in a run down motel yet I didn't murder anyone. Makes you think how little material things matter in the end.
I got bullied a lot too...but it motivated me to better myself...also how ignorant and shallow are people who bully you just because you're poor.Nothing's wrong with being poor but with goals and passion..😊
@@1211jinx I agree. It drove me to do better in life and I did!❤️
Laura Fleischer most successful people came from poverty.😊 they say experiencing poverty and hardships made and shaped them.Without experiencing challenges and hardships you will never be strong.
@@1211jinx I agree! You have to want to have better in life!
@@1211jinx Oh phew, thank goodness, 'cause my life isn't exactly easy right now. 😇 🙏
idk why people are surprised..your parents can be well off and have a nice house, doesn't change anything for you personally and your mental health.
from what ive read.... dylan was more weak than anything else. Dylan could not have done this without eric.... Eric could have killed dylan without thinking twice if he saw him as an obstacle. Dylan was a follower, and was very depressed..... Eric gave him a path to follow. Eric probably could have succesfully talked dylan into killing himself in one afternoon.... and dylan would have went along with it.
dylan came up with the idea actually and eric was more emotionally dependent on dylan. dylan was not weaker than eric, dylan had more influence on eric than eric had influenced on him. dylan was more manipulative, eric is viewed as the manipulator because when theres two people doing violence usually people would expect one to be the 'leader' . dylan and eric are both equally bad.
Yes it does.
They learn to have everything easy in life. That's why they end up like this.
Like when people are extremely rich and have everything they want taht they start getting bored about everything and start going shooting exotic animals as a fun activity... Because they already dine everything and have everything.
@@AnnA-jd4xm easier to stay committed to a plan when more than one person is invested in it. with one person its a vision.... once another person is on board, its closer to a reality
@@AnnA-jd4xm I said easier- not possible vs impossible. and they both absolutely made conscious decisions to go through with it. there was a dominant one and a follower though.
I would spend so much time climbing that cliff if I lived in Dylan's house.
@Bryan Bradley It's strange how mental illness and deranged personalities destroy and distort a persons perception of what's real around them. They probably knew they had good lives but they spent a year planning the attack so they wouldn't throw that away for a life that was insignificant to them.
Bryan Bradely
You have no idea how mental illness works...
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It's a damn shame they built a house there. It'd be more beautiful left alone!
Yep, I wouldn't have time for the jerks who fed his depression. Right behind him was the ultimate treatment.
Bryan Bradley
Dude if you actually read Dylan's diary,you'll know that he is actually aware that,he lives in a wealthy and luxurious lifestyle with hardworking parents.It's just that both him and Eric focused too much on the bullying they experienced in school,that they internalized it too much on an emotional level...and it's not even bullying per say it's more the fact that, the school administration normalized bullying.
They literally had like 2 weeks until graduation. If they could’ve just held out till then they would’ve been gone and not had to deal with the bullies anymore. To think some of the victims were super close to graduating but never got a chance to...
I was thinking about that too. They literally had like a month left until they graduated and they could of left and never saw any of them ever again if they wanted to. Its sad to think about how close everything was to being completely different
@@emich714 I agree with you and amanda!! I think their anger and depression took over
It was more than the bullying.
@@seniorugly2709 Yes they both had mental disorders, especially Eric Harris who was not only angry but showed signs of narcissism and psycopathy (he had no empathy for others and thought he was smarter and better than everyone else). They both had serious deeper issues. The bullying didn't help any though. It was just like poking a Lion. I often wonder if they had lived, what they'd think of their actions now in 2020.
If the whole shooting didn’t happened Rachel Joy Scott and the other students wouldn’t have died and they just would be going to the next grade and graduating high school.
Damn, Klebold house is beautiful.
@@thomaslangton8593 what?
@Lonnie McGuire what are you talking about
For sale
@@thomaslangton8593 Creep!
@@thomaslangton8593 pervert
These two lived in absolutely gorgeous homes. They were in many ways quite privileged. Their material needs were met. The quality of academic education they were privy to was high. They had boundless opportunities available to them. So many in the world would love to live in such a beautiful, sprawling, well-to-do place. Yet, none of it was enough. What a shame.
Of course it wasn’t enough , ur mental health is what makes u make the choice to do that not ur possessions and opportunities
@@Ironheart8888 In some cases, one's circumstances and opportunities (or lack thereof) can have a profound effect on mental health.
When you have depression NOTHING is enough
Exactly I lived in both glam and ghetto from divorce them damn kids selfish and prolly parents let them do anything
@@brittneyhailey you just sound jealous. People don’t do these things for the fun it or for a hobby. It’s a mental likeness.
The fact that Eric and Dylan lived in breath taking beautiful Colorado is one of many factors that makes what happened so intriguing to me. Sure life wasn't perfect for them but they had so much - two parent homes, friends, both were extremely intelligent, days within graduation and had their whole lives ahead of them and got to grow up in such majestic beauty in the rocky mountain state yet they couldn't even enjoy it or appreciate all they had. What a tragic waste.
@@marekkelin1181 True.
@@marekkelin1181 I think most people experience depression to some degree. Obviously some more severe than others. I have known a few people who rarely ever experience any depression. I'm quite sure depression was one of if not the main culprit in committing the massacre but there were many other factors as well. Their friendship was toxic and they both fed in to each other's hatred and the desire to do something horrific that would give them infamy like a Tim McVeigh. I think a lot the planning and the act of committing murder was all an exciting adrenaline rush to them and for once in their lives it gave them absolute power over others and they were willing to die to have that moment in time.
@@marekkelin1181 Keep ur head up this too will pass
Keep 😃 smiling U MATTER!
This is where you must realize that when the mind fails, it doesn't matter how handsome and intelligent you are, it doesn't matter if you are rich and surrounded by wonderful things and people, if your mind is damaged, all that is not enough never. Also nothing was as it seems!
Big tornados form with a perfect set of environmental circumstances. In all probability if they had never met neither would have ever tried to do anything like what was done. Perfect storms do happen.
Even living in a beautiful place does not give you the peace of mind
The Klebolds actually found living in that house difficult. The swimming pool and tennis courts were damaged but they loved the view and the wildlife that visited their back yard... according to Sue Klebolds book
I wonder why they felt that way. Thanks Francesca for watching. Hope you stick around for more crime content.
difficult? How bout moving? They were rich compared to most Americans.
@@InfamousCrimeLocations it was falling part and was a " fixer upper" they stayed because they loved living in Littleton. They were also in quite a bit of debt.
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I’ve always been curious if anyone has metal detected Eric’s yard since 1999 ? I read someplace that Eric May have hide things in the ground by burying them. As a avid metal detecting enthusiast , that would be one hell of a permission to score.
Good question, I don't know for sure. But that would not be an easy permission to get. Would be cool to know if stuff is hidden
@H M those jeffco cops wouldn't know how to deep search if their head was up their ass!
He called it the bunker right ?
@@leoarmitage908 Yep exactly. That's where him and Dylan made those infamous basement tapes
H M I’m
Sure
I grew up looking at them as older than me for years and now that I look back they were some young ass kids. So sad. They could have had a good future and same with their victims.
@Glitzed&Blitzed totally agree with u.
@Glitzed&Blitzed they were bullies
@Glitzed&Blitzed They were bullied. That's a fact. Deal with it (I'm not justifying them, just stating a proven fact). They were obsessed with violence and they were murders, that's true too...
@Zap Rowsdower no worries i hate bullies too
@Zap Rowsdower And I hate killers, they also kid 14 years old kids who didnt bully you idi
Columbine happened my freshman year in HS, I remember all the debates from Marilyn Manson to Trenchcoats to Video Games
Eric and Dylan didn’t even like Marilyn Manson. It really makes no sense how he got tied into Columbine.
Same here
I remember as well, I was in 8th grade. a lot of stuff the media reported on ending up being not true.
@@pazuzuwiki1460 Yeah I guess people associated guns and shootings to marilyn Manson and assumed Eric and Dylan listening to him religiously.
Why aren't the kids who were complete a-holes to Eric & Dylan ever blamed?
Sure what they did was wrong and unforgiving.
But why not round up all the bullies and their parents. Question & blam them for just a little bit of this.
" Maybe if your self entitled arsehole of a son; wasn't such a d**k to people. Maybe things like this wouldn't happen. "
I went to both locations last June.... and I feel like videos and pictures don’t make any justice to Dylan’s house and it’s surroundings, simply mesmerizing. I even thought about the same things you mention and asked myself many of those questions. They were surrounded by beautiful landscapes and probably never even enjoyed any of it, Dylan was so lucky to drive that road to school every day. By the way, love the channel, subscribed!!
Yes videos and pictures never quite seem to do it justice but it's close enough. Very beautiful area. Sad they both couldn't look towards their future and accepted they had a terrible present. Thanks ketita, I appreciate you subscribing. Welcome aboard
The fact that Eric and Dylan lived in breath taking beautiful Colorado is one of many factors that makes what happened so intriguing to me. Sure life wasn't perfect for them but they had so much - two parent homes, friends, both were extremely intelligent, days within graduation and had their whole lives ahead of them and got to grow up in such majestic beauty in the rocky mountain state yet they couldn't even enjoy it or appreciate all they had. What a tragic waste.
It would feel weird to live in a house where a killer lived
I was thinking the same thing
It goes to show that money does not buy happiness. Dylan and Eric lived in homes most of us could only dream of living in. But if someone is going to commit the kind of crime they did, it's not because of a crappy life of poverty. These 2 lived very well. It's heartbreaking to know that they were so depressed and miserable that they could kill all those people like that.
They were not miserable or depressed just evil monsters.God gave everyone their own mind to do evil or do not do evil - they knew what they planned and did was evil and wrong
@@Karazorel.Ms.PG1 Well, actually it’s been proven that Eric Harris was the brains of it all. Dylan Klebold only went along with it because he felt he had nothing else to live for due to suicidal thoughts. If he never met Eric, I’m sure he could’ve been saved.
@@Karazorel.Ms.PG1 100% THE TRUTH
It's not heartbreaking that they were "depressed and miserable". Millions of people, in America, but also the world are depressed and miserable, but still treat others decently. This crime has nothing to do with being "depressed and miserable".
I have heard that they were bullied, which is no excuse nor is it an explanation for what happened. But people do need to realize that bullying isn't a small thing and what it can do to a person can last a lifetime. It needs to be dealt with more seriously than it is today. It happens in childhood and it can happen in adulthood, especially in the workplace.
With that said, kids who never met either of these boys were murdered by them that day. It's quite possible that whoever bullied these boys is alive today. I hope that they are thankful to be alive and spend every day being the best person they can be from that day onward.
This is a great video. Thanks for being respectful but still allowing us to see what most non-locals/non-Americans won’t have the chance to experience in person.
Such beautiful homes they lived , no one knows what they were thinking they were unhappy with themselves maybe self hatred but still gives them no right to take anybody’s life it’s saddening
Dylan Klebold's mother has some great interviews online, I want to read her book sometime.
She actually really does. Yeah it would be interesting to read her book for sure
You should read brooks browns dad book .. he claims sue klebold is lying .. which I do believe ... he said the police wouldnt listen to him till this day he feels a guilt and responsibility but sue always says suicide muder always emphasising with dylan its her survival... dylan klebold killed people taunted them before he shout them laughed a them sue never mentions the children he killed never mentions their names as individuals so she will always have her biases ... o still cant see how they or Eric's parents didnt smell the pipe bombs or has I mean the harrissis father was a miltary man apparently he found a pipe bomb and tokneric to a field and made him blow it up... they still have loads to answer for ... and sue trying to help suicide kids is admirable put to always lighten what he did by saying he was suicidal and that's what led to homicide it maybe have been part of it but that day he became a monster who destroyed many lives and for her to just to always mention suicide murder is so disrespectful its like her coping mechanism .... it was horendous slaughter ..... murder and then suicide ....
@@cabahab2996 Yea I saw the interview with Randy yesterday and was sad to hear about that after I liked the book :(
I’m about 3/4 way through the book and it’s definitely worth the read. Goes into interactions with Dylan and his childhood
You really should I only started recently and love it so far
It's so crazy looking at Eric's house... Knowing he was making bombs inside that very garage.
I know it's really unbelievable how much stuff they were able to get away with. Thanks for watching. Columbine video coming today so stick around!
In a documentary I watched, profilers, psychologists etc said Eric was a psychopath and Dylan was severely depressed.
Dylan was a monster.
@@TheCeraization Dylan would not have been saved. Dylan was the first one who mentioned the idea of the school shooting, and planned to do it with or without Eric. Eric was not Dylan's first "partner in crime" choice either, as he has written about originally wanting to do it with his best friend or with a girl he liked.
@@TheCeraization are you dylan's lawyer??
I had no idea the area surrounding their homes was so beautiful. I remember how shocked the nation was during the days after that shooting. It’s unbelievable the potential that we humans have for both incredible good and horrific evil. Keep up the good work Harmin!
Beautiful Colorado scenery for sure. Thanks for watching brother👊👍
I've binged watched most of your vids. Thanks for sharing all your adventures
Oh awesome! Thank you so much KP Nation. I'm glad you are enjoying these
I can still remember that day. Watched the news in the evening (Germany) as it was still going on and that body lying outside and then also watching as one student was dragged out of the cafeteria. We did not have regular school back then but were talking about the event for the whole week. I can still relive that day just like 9/11.
Love the vids, bro! It seems that all you have to do is live in or near Colorado and you find quite a bit of true crime
When you see footage from the 90's of their houses and then now, you feel like it looks so much bigger than you imagine. The area these houses are in. And the place is so beutiful and peaceful. Looks like any town and county place that got hit by a horrifying tragedy and shock
Thanks Harmin, it was a very shocking crime, when we send our children to school to expect them to stay safe whilst there, so for this tragedy to occur in a place of supposed safety is horrific and extremely sad. Thanks for sharing, much love. xx💖🤘
I know school is the one place you would ever expect that to happen!
@@InfamousCrimeLocations Exactly. x
I have some serious catch up on your Channel Harmin. This is such a troubling but interesting case. So many young lives taken 💔 Mental illness knows no bounds with regard to social class or where a person lives. Both boys certainly lived in beautiful residences. Just so sad.
Imagine how much kmfdm was played in those two houses
True like omg
What does kmfdm mean??
@@ashandemi a band that they liked
@@tknzero8027 ohh, ok.
and marilyn manson
I did the same trip when I was there this summer. I went from the school, to Eric’s to Dylan’s and ended in Aurora to see the Century theater. It’s such a surreal feeling being at all of those locations. I’m glad someone has made a channel like this. With friends I also went to Jeffrey Dahmer locations in Milwaukee and Ted Bundy locations in Florida. Thanks for showing this in a such a way that is respectful to the victims and those who still live in the area.
Oh wow that's pretty cool! It is such a surreal feeling going to these places. Thanks Tristan! Columbine video coming out today so stay tuned
It's really pitiful to have so much but they couldn't get the mental help they so desperately needed. Parents really need to pay more attention to their children and not just let them run wild and do whatever because you don't wanna infringe on their privacy. There's nothing wrong with being friends with your teens but actual parenting should be your main priority.
Eric did get help.
He was my friend, and he was seeing a psychiatrist and on meds. They didn't agree with him however. But he was able to talk his way out of situations easily, and was not perceived as a threat. He was initially honest, but then it was sized down to him having a lot of anger issues.
It’s interesting how people think it’s so easy to blame parent neglect. This situation was a lot more complex than that. I’d love to find a parent who knows everything going on with their teenager. My parents were helicopter parents and had no idea I was being bullied to the extent that I was, until the school counselor who would save me from my tormentors called my parents and talked to them. But if the counselor hadn’t seen it, then the whole ordeal would have gone unnoticed. Fortunately we didn’t have guns in the house but hey, who knows what could have happened. I was enraged and hurt and had no clue how to control those emotions. And I was so sick and god damn tired of being humiliated every single day. My mother and I talked about it just the other day and she outright said she doesn’t know what would have happened had I had access to guns. So I honestly get it to some degree.
Exactly, Eric's dad let Eric's crazy behavior go too far He was building bombs in their garage and apparently the odor from making things like that is incredibly powerful they had to have noticed something. I'm sure they're really guilty about it all but it's crazy how much he was able to get away with.
Il say, but look at all those parents that were with their kids when they were rioting and looting and praising that Ex convict guy,,The one that threatened to kill that woman and her unborn baby .Floyd somebody ? The Parents are as bad as the kids. Maybe its because most of the parents are kids nowadays.How can they teach whats right or wrong when they dont know themselves.
I'm guessing you aren't a parent
Great job on this video. Such a tragedy. My 3 kids went through a school shooting so I know the feelings these parents and kids went through
Ohh man, that's so crazy. 😲I'm glad your kids are doing ok.
For some reason I always thought that those who went on crazy shooting sprees had an awful home life. So often that is far from the truth.
You sound like Napoleon Dynamite when he's doing his presentation on the Loch Ness Monster.
Interesting video, thanks.
Haha thanks. I've been told I look like him and Freddie highmore the actor. Appreciate you watching!
@@InfamousCrimeLocations Is that the kid from Love Actually? Lol
@@KitschyTravels Haha I think so. He is on the good doctor, bates motel etc
Story time... Earlyer this month there was a shooting at my niece's middle school. She is ok but shooken up. Anyway weeks before the shooting, the night of the anniversery of columbine, Dylan was in a dream i had.
So it was a beautiful day, i could see a grassy hill with a paved sidewalk and a parkinglot filled with cars. I could see a guy dressed all in black with backwards hat and a long back coat. He had blond wavy hair and super tall so i could tell that it was Dylan. He wasn't shooting, in fact i don't think i even saw his gun. He was just pacing walking amilessly, i could see his face and i could tell he was crying with tears streaming down his face. He looks at me with sadness in his eyes and he mouths something like im sorry, or somerhing, then i woke up hahah. The dream didn't bother me, or scare me like i am not scared of Dylan. But i think about it like what could it mean haha
Sorry haha wanted to get that out there
This channel is awesome, I have always wanted to take a cross country tour and see famous crime scenes. I’d like to see Luka Magnotta’s apartment in Montreal, all of the houses involved in the Shanda Sharer murder, the house Cassie Stoddart was killed in, and the Boston Bombing memorial. Your channel is awesome!
Thank you JB! I think I need to add all those to my list.
Awesome channel. Im so glad this showed up in my recommended.
Thanks so much!! Glad you found my channel. 😃👍
Wow! What a beautiful place to live. So much nature... 😍 Born and raised in the city all my life so I'm always at awe when I see nature.
“Just know that I’m going to a better place. Goodbye”.
Beautiful ! So glad your doing this !
Thank you, appreciate it. Stick around for more if you can!
*you're
Great video such a beautiful area. Thanks for posting
Omg I’ve wanted to see a video like this for so long. As for Eric, I thought his family still lived in their house but I may be mistaken because there IS a video on here from a few years ago where someone walked through his house/old bedroom and everything was empty. They pointed out places he referenced hiding guns and things in. It was very interesting. I’ll link it if I can find it.
Hey I'm glad you found my video. Lots more videos so stick around. Eric's family moved out. I wonder if there's anything hidden!? Feels like there could be
Link ?
Link?
Lately I've been reading articles and watching videos about this tragedy. It really marks a before and after in history. I feel so much for all the people who lost a loved one. And watching interviews of Sue Klebold makes me feel a lot of things. First, the pain of being mother of one of the two who murder people that day and second being just his mother. Sometimes I wish I could send her a letter, mail or something. Definitely this event was (and still is) very hard to understand.
Try to read her book: A mother's reckoning. It'll help giving you insights into what she went through.
Plus, I do not think it is impossible to reach her out. She is a mental health advocate and a memeber of many of the organizations that raise awareness in that regard. You can try to look them up, and hopefully you'll be able to find how to contact her.
Automatically subscribed 👌🏼👌🏼
👊 Awesome thanks so much syd. :)
really beautiful area. I have read so much on the columbine shooting & watched so many docus as well. But your video here was very up close and personal.
I appreciate that, thank you so much ash! I am glad you liked it. Stick around, Fridays video will be at the Columbine memorial and high school
Beautiful homes! Those boys should have been climbing around those beautiful mountain rocks instead of planning a massacre in their garages. How the parents didn't know is beyond me.
It's really easy to hide things from your parents if you know how
That was sick thanks for sharing that with us 👍
I love this video. It is so awesome. Thanks!
Yes brother it does not matter where you live crazy stuff like this can happen. Unfortunately stuff like this does happen and is a tragedy, it's crap like this that makes you watch your back, because anything can happen at any time.
Thank you so much for providing this. I had to opportunity to visit both locations 2 years ago and what struck me the most (especially Dylan's home) was how tranquil and peaceful both locations are. I did a short hike by Dylan's house as well and talk about having nature in your own backyard! One wonders what could have made them carry out this horrific tragedy as well. One must never forget that Eric and Dylan were also victims as well and this is just an overall outright tragedy.
p.s. subscribed!
Thanks so much andrea! Welcome to the channel. Unfortunately, we will never know what could have been. Sad all the way around
Yeah I agree...you have to remember they were victims, for them to do this , they were tortured souls, broken.
Thank you from a 57 year old in champaign Illinois. I have even listened to sue klebold in videos and my heart goes out to her. I wish we could hear from eric Harris' mom.
Appreciate you watching Andrew! It would have been nice to hear from the Harris's but doubt that will happen. Nice to hear from sue klebold though
@@InfamousCrimeLocations they were kids its just the truth they didnt think the same as us as we get older our brain starts to think differently if only other factors could of made a difference in their lives to prevent this
I have watched Sue's interview with ABC News anchor Diane Sawyer on "20/20" and I felt genuinely sorry for Sue Klebold as well as having a strong desire to wish I could reach through my TV screen and hug her. Plus, it was extremely upsetting to see her on the verge of tears while talking about various memories she has of Dylan and of how she insisted that she "has to let some of this rest and say 'I didn't kill these people; Dylan did, it wasn't me!'" I also noticed that Diane Sawyer had a nasty, hateful almost disgusted look on her face which suggested that she either had an awful smell under her nose or that she drank an entire bottle of lemon juice. One particularly insulting question Diane asked Sue was if "she [Sue] could have prevented what happened at Columbine High School on April 20th, 1999." A better and far more appropriate wording of the question is if Sue believes that what happened was preventable.
Cool channel- found u by accident and o subscribed
It’s crazy how basically 2 normal kids from good upbringings can do such an unspeakable crime I don’t think the entire story will ever come out so everyone has an understanding of it. So sad
Ps.. that rock formation behind Dylan’s house, anyone else getting lion king vibes?
I'm so happy you found my channel and subscribed. I agree, it doesn't matter how you were raised or where you live, some people do terrible things. And yes the rocks looked like lion king for sure!
My husband & I visited the memorial back in the summer of 2017. It's beautiful. We wanted to see the front of the school, but the entrance was blocked. I've read every book about this case.one book I HIGHLY recommend is Sue Klebold's (Dylan's mom). It's calked A Mother's Reckoning. It's very good. I feel bad for her. I hope she finds peace one day.
Can you please tell me what books you read about this topic? Thanks in advance.
@@sexpistols1521 all of them.
1:47 A really good statement, they didn’t see anything with meaning in the world even though they were surrounded by meaning, the world is only meaningless if you make it that way.
A disaster, sadly one one off many more, a lot of them dont even make national news anymore, nice video Harmin.
I was bullied in school to the point of suicide bit thanks to the good Lord I failed. Even mass shooting crossed my mind but dropping out of school saved me and my school mates and survived .
I hope you're doing better! No one deserves to go through those thoughts and emotions. Stay strong, you're still here for a reason :)
Please be okay :) take care and asking for help if needed is okay.
Really really nice channel.. Don't stop it man.. Keep make video.. Greetings from italy
Hey, thanks! I appreciate that mauro. I have been to italy 3 times and have loved it.
@@InfamousCrimeLocations you welcome
That’s an extremely nice area that Dylan lived in. I bet it’s super expensive to live in a house like that in that kind of isolated area with all that space with nobody to bother you.
Wow,didn't know the dad of dylan still lived there,I assumed they all moved away. Good video bro,you rock.🎸🎶🎵
I don't know how Tom Klebold would be able to bring himself to stay in that house. After he and Sue Klebold had divorced I think that it would have made sense for Tom to sell the house and move away because that house no doubt holds too many memories both good and bad for him.
0:25 Dylan Claybolt
I know, I know I accidentally said it wrong. Lol.
Their houses were so pretty. They lived in one of the prettiest places in the country it's crazy to me that they managed to be so depressed.
This should have been a wakeup call to bullies, sadly it has not. The bullies hold a part of the blame but they act all innocent and surprised when the target of their acts lashes back.
A school massacre is not the way to get back at bullies. I’m sorry but no
@Jaster yes he basically did
I was thinking the same thing, I want to hear what the kids who bullied them have to say, if they could go back and change it would they?
Thank you so much for this!! I’d give anything for a house tour but highly doubt the owners would ever allow that 😂😂 Don’t think any other video exists of the houses today. Thank you so much, I’ve been super curious for so long to see them 🙌🏼☺️
It's especially true for Dylan's house as his dad Tom Klebold still lives in the house after he and Dylan's mom Sue Klebold divorced in 2014. What I find to be rather baffling is why after the divorce Tom hadn't considered the idea of selling the house and moving away. If I was in Tom's position I would have sold the house and moved away to set myself free from the memories that wouldn't have allowed me to move forward with my life.
Keep it up this channel is well done
Hey thank you!! I'm sorry I just glanced at this and thought at first you said that this channel is done. lol.
Awesome video. True crime fan here. Take my subscription, Sir!
Thank you stefano!! Welcome to the channel man. 👍
i know im a bit late but this was very interesting 10/10 thank you for this
Hey no worries, thanks for watching and hope to see you on the next one!
When there is no love in the family, richness can t compete with it. Klebold was 17! Bullying is one thing, but a loving family averages it out. A cold cold family.
Nicely done bro
The scenery and land around Dylan's house is truly beautiful. To think he maybe could have inherited that land and home makes the chosen act even more foolish. Eric was a complete mentally unstable, degenerate. Dylan could have done so much with his life. It is truly sad he made this choice. Brook's Brown dad has been doing interviews lately with CVA and Bill Ockham, he thinks 100% that Eric shot Dylan in the library. I always thought this was BS but now i believe it. What these kids did was absolutely idiotic, i understand why people can relate to them being bullied yourself. Come on though, people. Any high iq individual should look at the big picture in life and know they can leave high school adversity behind them and win in adulthood, these kids failed to do so. They were too immature and caught up in the moment. I will forever be saddened and intrigued by this case.
I believe Eric shot Dylan in the library too.
@@roxannemoser really? May I ask why you think that?
Well shit happens
Eric didn't shoot Dylan.
I love conspiracys too but no. He was madly inlove with the idea of death & suicide.
"Any high iq individual should look at the big picture in life"
That's precisely what they did. They thought life & world to be worthless and sought to destroy it. Harris explicitly says so in his journal. They didn't give two shits about life after school. Career, having family and what have you. These kids had an entire philosophy about the act. They were out for death and destruction.
Alot of suicide and murders in Colorado. There is a recent theory that the altitude plays a huge part in this
I'm a true crime addict so I had to subscribe.
Awesome, thanks Michael! I think you will enjoy my channel!
@@InfamousCrimeLocations hey guys a pornstar said last week that he reckons school shootings are the results of sexual frustration? That has to be some insults to all them victim's familys that's easy for him to say I know America is full head bangers and sults but I thought that was a bit much
Just don't do someting like that
@@sego6277 it's actually because I'd never do anything like that which fascinates me about the psyche of people that do.
@@kellie5476 ok
glad to see that you have more subs!! congrats
😃 Yes thank you. I definitely have seen a good increase which is amazing. Here's to 20k, next goal!
2 students graduated from Columbine High School the year before moved to Kansas worked with me and were very upset about the shooting, they knew many of the kids there.
Ohh wow, that's really interesting. That must have been tough if they knew some of the kids there.
This is why you should smile and love everyone try to befriend everyone it’s so sad
In the thumbnail it looks like Dylan is a giant and is posing sitting on the car lol
Haha it kind of does. Thank you teru for watching!
I actually just received my two books called the writing of Eric and Dylan from K.Bochin then the journals of columbine killers diaries,I just went through them quickly but I'm going to start doing vid of the books and how I think about them..
I have read the posts of all those who were extremely bullied and still suffer today. As I understand it to be, these bullies see something in you that is lacking in them. God bless each and every one of you and please have a great life!
that's interesting and yeah, it makes sense, the bully is jealous of a quality in the victim...i have always believed that a bully should be punished severely, i worked in a mental health clinic and a therapist told me that NO...a bully should not be punished, they are in more pain than the victim....i still think that the bully should pay, it's not right to let the victims suffer and make excuses for the bully....why should the bully get a free pass?
@@pamelajackson2383 they aren't getting a free pass, life will up and slap them across the face, time and time again. Unfortunately you will not see that, but will hear about it.
@@rosered103 i was speaking about the behavior health people that i worked with---they wanted to see the bullies get a free pass--alot of empathy for the bullies--which i do not agree they should receive. Bullies should have more consequences immediately put upon them. Many schools turn a blind eye--a slap on the wrist--same free pass. It has to stop!
@@pamelajackson2383 Yes I know you were...speaking about the behavior health people that you worked with. I stand by what I said. What would you do that is not being done?
@@rosered103 Your circular argument is not productive.
thank god you’re not one of those people that stand in the yard and take pictures 👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you! I tried to be as respectful as possible.
I know they lived in well-to-do neighborhoods and homes , but I’m wondering how their home life was with their family , but it is still so tragic and evil of them , my heart goes to the late victims and victims families ✌️❤️🙏🏽
I’m not sure about Eric because his family have said nothing, but Dylan seemed to have a very loving family and was close to them. His Mom seems like a completely genuine person and has said they had a very normal home life.
Nice content 👌👏 thank you 💋
Appreciate you tuning in and watching! Hope you will stick around on my channel
Nice video bro
I was four years old and lived in Steamboat Springs at the time...
Woah, you know Austin Eubanks one of the wounded survivors just passed away there last year. From an overdose if I recall.
I would love to live in Eric’s house.
I remember watching the news cover the aftermath. I was a senior in high school during that time
I was wondered if these two showed any signs something was wrong. It it must of been hard for their families to. I didn't know one of the Mom's wrote a book. I will have to try to find it. Good work Harmin.
That's such a good question!! I need to read Dylan's mom, Sue's book. I think it provides more insight
Goes to show economic success does not discriminate against evil. Stay safe, Harmin! 🤓
Please just leave the family alone.They have gone through a lot.please just let them be.
Tbh erics parents have never tried to apologize on behalf of their son. For that, I dont feel bad for them
@@KM-en9nq For me, I'm just curious why they never once made a statement or anything. I'm sure the victim's families would have appreciated it
@@InfamousCrimeLocations They did speak with one of the victims parents years after the incident happened. Eric’s dad also mentioned his son on a work related webpage but it was taken down. I think they felt shame and wanted to deal with the incident privately and not go the public route that would have come with even more baggage. His dad was in the military, so I’m sure the family keeps to themselves by instinct.
They overlooked signs, but they did seek help for their son and his behaviors were brushed off as Eric “just being a boy”. I recently read that he worked at a fireworks stand, and his interest in explosives seemed normal at the time for his age. He also didn’t display obvious signs of a psychopath or troubled teen- he did well in school, held down steady jobs, had friends, and hobbies.
I live in Denver and am in Littleton about once a week, even drove past Columbine this morning. Dark and somber thoughts run through me whenever I have to go to that town because of this incident. A friend of mine moved into one of the victims homes, I don’t know how she is able to get past the history but I guess some people see it as the past and leave it at that.
I was a freshman in HS when Columbine happened. I can honestly from early reports on the events of that day ( and those leading upto it and the aftermath), that I initially felt what they'd done was horrific but, kinda understood that is stemmed from incessant, persistant bullying. But now, after learning that they in fact were the tormentors that harrassed other students, I feel they really had no justification and no real reasons for why they committed such horrendous acts violence. Turns out that they werent even part of that " Trenchcoat Mafia" of which the members looked more like average students that couldve been in Vocational classes in school. And that Dylan and Eric were even more popular than first reported. One of them even went to a school dance just a few weeks before they went on their spree. Nonetheless it doesnt change anything but, how theyre now seen. Just a senseless act of violence that insane or depressed teens (and adults alike), have been idolizing and attempting to outdo with their own horrific acts of violence ever since. RIP to all victims who've passed and hoping the survivors who still deal with any of these tragic mass shootings are going strong and prosper in every aspect of life.
Damn! I remember when this happened. It was such a shock and so sad and terrifying too. I was glad I graduated a few years before when we were sane! Seriously, prior to it you might’ve gotten your head slammed into a locker or girls might’ve spread rumors, but none of this mass murder rampage nonsense.
Beyond tragic..rest in peace all who lost their lives
Nicely done man.... This was a horrible thing that happened.
Them 2 dudes were monsters!
Enjoy your evening bro 👍
Yeah they really were. If only, someone was able to get through to them before. It was really weird and surreal being where they both lived because I could just imagine them both being there and stuff.
Wow .... I remember this tragic event the day it happened and I always thought that they came from a bad neighborhood but clearly that's furthest from the truth. The 1st home is beautiful as well as the neighborhood itself.
Now I believe that was the problem ... it is so beautiful and they were so evil it actually hurt them to live there. It's a tragedy across the board even these twos parents experienced the same results as the 13 other parents and my heart breaks for every one of them.
Love your vids. Do you ever get busted and called out by people when you show up?
I have been yelled at 4 times over the last year and they threatened to call the cops once. However, it is not illegal to film any house in the U.S as long as you stay on the sidewalk or street. So I wasn't doing anything wrong.
@@InfamousCrimeLocations thanks for the reply. Wondering if you'll ever do a vid about Albert Fish. That guy was off the charts in depravity.
@@doubanjiang He's on my list if I can get to NY area!
What fools to waste their lives for this and waste the lives of other innocent people I hope they are somewhere where they are learning what they’ve done wrong I’m sure they are
@@kartunland eternal fame and notoriety.. some of the most well known killers in American history. Which is what they wanted.
They wanted to die, they were gonna take people with them before they left too.
Revenge with hate mixed in and everyday some kids are adding more fuel to the fire thats already blazing hot.
@@kartunland they propperly wanted suicide and knew the consequences would not be for them, and obviously they must have had ekstreme hatred for people
@@kartunland They wanted to leave a lasting impression on the world. (litteraly Eric's words) and for sure he succeeded because 22 years later and it's still the most famous school shooting ever
Such a beautiful neighborhood for Harris’s family and what a magnificent piece of real estate the klebolds have ! Sad those two did what they did, they could’ve had great careers in software design and business….
Great work man. Glad the last thing to go thru their mind was hot lead.
I find it so hard to breathe in the mountains. I realize they lived in the foothills. But they smoked too? How did they even have oxygen? Dumb comment I guess. But everything about this case is so tremendously sad.