| Show j‘r'tiil “riyUWMi 16A Friday April National 30 1999 Standard-Examine- r COLORADO SCHOOL MASSACRE Deputy had been watching Harris for a year Investigators had hoped for more as they seek evidence that others helped Harris and Klebold plot their April 20 assault on the Littleton school The gunmen killed 12 students and a teacher before committing suicide Officials were questioning a man who may have supplied the semiautomatic pistol used by one of the young attackers But authorities said no arrests were im- TSe Associated Press DENVER - The sheriff's deputy stationed at Columbine High School had been keeping an eye on gunman Enc Hams for about a year before last week's massacre officials confirmed today The Denver Rocky Mountain News reported today that Neil Gardner the sherifT s depuy stationed at Columbine received a report in March 1998 that Hams was detonatng pipe bombs and talked of committing mass mur- minent der The newspaper obtained a copy of a “suspicious incident” police report sent to Gardner It was based on information that Columbine parent Randy Brown filed with the sheriffs office on March 18 1998 It included printouts of Harris' Internet warnings that he was ready to ERiCGAYThe Associated Press Michael Shoels (left) and Vonda Shoels (middle) the parents of Columbine High School student Isaiah Shoels are escorted into the Heritage Chnstian Center in Denver Thursday by THEIR SON KILLED IN MASSACRE: kill “God wait until can kill you people" read one of the postings contained in report "I'll just go to some downtown area in some big (expletive) city and blow up and shoot everything I I can’t 1 LaQuitia Taylor for Isaiah’s funeral He said Gardner had been keeping an eye on Harris at school observing his actions and noting his associates But without proof of a chargeable offense there was nothing that he could do Davis said can" Gardner was at Columbine April 20 when Hams and Dylan Klebold attacked the school with bombs and assault weapons Gardner exchanged fire with one of the gunmen Today sheriTs spokesman ShenlTs Sgt Jim Parr told the News “It was sent to him and he was aware of it and nothing came of it There was simply nothing else we could do” Steve Davis confirmed that Gardner “had been watching Enc for quite some time” School Stunned friends Scnpps Howard News Service LITTLETON Colo Hour after agonizing hour Tom and Sue Klebold waited to hear about were” More than a week has passed since Dylan Klebold and his best friend Eric Harris turned the world upside down The Klebolds are not talking on advice of their attorney But iiini V li lujiiiamni ' 'J''t i n she looked at her “It's Dylan" Brown said “They put his name on the TV “I think we were just quiet for a while Everybody was silent Tom and Sue weren't crying They were just in shock We all their son Dylan Sheridan police had taken over their Deer Creek Canyon house The klebolds and friends hovered outside Rock formations around the house made their cellular phones nearly useless I inally friend Judy Brown who had been keeping vigil with the Klebolds reached her family on her phone for an update on the news at Columbine High imiW a sharp about-fac- e ViewSonic ony 1 9" Color Monitor cams $349 iccri ttGS&nsa- ViewSonic 21” Color Monitor °ny $549 ViewSonic 29” Color Monitor only $599 mm tTCTffiagg WWW ARMADILLOBROTHERS COM EaSHZMQ USA Tennis 123 is a fun affordable way to learn tennis fast ages and skill levels welcome All Call today to sign up In on the fun Get They put his name on the TV’ ‘It’s Dylan rr Detectives have traced guns used in the Columbine High School massacre seized dozens of bombs and recovered dramatic video evidence of the nightmare inside But 11 days after the attack the only person who has been arrested is a hardware store clerk accused of concocting a story about selling the gunmen material used in their bombs - from earlier suggestions that the man would be arrested “in a day or two” after negotiating terms of his surrender Others have been questioned but prosecutor Mark Pautler declined to label them as suspects “It is not a good idea to let people know ahead of time that we are going to arrest them” he said Thursday Agents from the federal Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms earlier this week visited the Blackjack Pizza shop where Harris 18 and Klebold 17 worked The agents were investigating whether a pizza delivery-ma- n acted as a middleman between the students and the gun seller Crime laboratory technicians are conducting ballistics tests to determine which guns fired the ammunition that killed each of the 13 victims If bullets fired by TEC DC-- 9 the paramilitary-styl- e did not hit anyone the gun seller may only face charges of illegal gun peddling rather than being implicated in the murders 6 ’VHiM— ujLli I Brown has been in constant contact with the Klebolds and said the couple remains as shocked about their son's involvement as they were the first day That was April 20 Brown had called the Klebolds when she learned of the shooting because of what she heard when she turned on the television She saw a girl who was crying and saying “It's Eric Harris It's Enc Horns” Brown knew the name well She said Harris had threatened her family and she had tried to warn the Jefferson County Sheriffs Department that he was violent and obsessed with guns and pipe bombs FOR INFORMATION CALL TOP OF UTAH TENNIS ASSOCIATION She also knew Harris ran around with Dylan Klebold a boy she had known for years The Browns' and the Klebolds’ sons were about the same age 801-392-38- “Tom (Klebold) was saying 'This isn't happening This is absurd There’s nothing you’re going to find Go ahead and look I don’t care Dylan’s not violent”’ Brown said g a mm WUSW1 ItennisI mt 33H13M8ZZ 56 (miMGUME A- JHMJHIUI r- - 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