What really happened at Columbine? It’s not what you think.
The official story regarding the Columbine High School shooting is wrong. I’ve been researching this case since day one, I’ve been to the school many times, I’ve interviewed real witnesses, I’ve had friends who knew the shooters, I knew the creator of the “Trench Coat Mafia” very well, and have access to more documents than what has been published, including unredacted files and original audio testimony that has never been heard before. What I’ve come to discover about this case in the last 25+ years is extremely shocking and goes far beyond the idea of a “third shooter” or “accomplices who got away.”
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Why aren’t these topics discussed on Reddit, Tumblr, and other social media spaces?
Simple. Most people online are summarizing other people’s research, sharing the same sound bytes created by other people, and don’t have time to read the documents, let alone perform dedicated, in-depth research.
In-depth research has become difficult for three reasons:
Online communities transitioned away from discussion forums and toward social media that presents new feed content on every visit, making it difficult to return to discuss in-depth topics long-term.
The exclusive use of mobile phones for internet browsing makes it hard to perform dedicated research.
There are over 40,000 pages of documents to read and analyze. It takes many years of reading, analyzing, and critical thinking to understand the bigger picture painted by the investigative files. Us OG researchers had the advantage in the early days because we read the documents as they were released. We had time to digest and document the information. Today’s crowd skims content and misses important clues.
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