Columbine High School shooting archive - On April 20, 1999 Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold took the lives of 13 victims and their own lives


est. 4 21 1999
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Aftermath - Life Goes On
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Denver teens read the news posted in a business' windowWhat happened after the bullets stopped flying and shooters were dead? Examining the evidence left behind. Repairing the damages. Healing, supposedly. But for most of the people who were involved in this tragic event, healing isn't something that has come quickly. Some individuals have gone on to turn a tragedy into a personal triumph while others never were able to put back together the fragments of their shattered lives.

Along with the necessary physical recovery for the victims came also the necessary investigations and, sadly, the obligatory lawsuits. In the modern age, it's how the average man can get legal revenge: Through due process. The county was sued, the law enforcement were, the parents of the shooters, charity organizations, major corporations and more. Lawsuits don't resurrect the dead, though, and no amount of money can undo what happened that fateful April morning.

Each year that has passed since the events of April 20, 1999 there have been new developments, new chapters in the story of Columbine's survivors. Below you can find photo galleries and information featuring key events that have gone on in the months that have followed the shootings at Columbine High. The pages are set up in chronological bullet-point fashion for ease of keeping track of what happened when.
+ Present-Day Photos of Columbine High +

Outside Inside New Library
+ Updates & Events by Year +

1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
South side of Columbine High School, present-day