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Littleton, Colorado / Columbine Shootings #749443

CNN Evening News for Thursday, Feb 26, 2004
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(Washington: Aaron Brown) Report introduced.

(Golden, Colorado: David Mattingly) Colorado's report indicating there may have been warning signs prior to the Columbine school shootings by Dylan Klebold & Eric Harris reviewed; scenes shown of ten thousand items on public display. [Colorado attorney general Ken SALAZAR†- talks about hindsight & the horrific strategy.] [Columbine mother Dawn Anna TOWNSEND†- reacts to seeing the guns that killed her daughter.] [Columbine father Randy BROWN†- says the families matter.] The explanations as to why the information was not acted on by the police discussed.

Reporter(s):
Brown, Aaron;
Mattingly, David
Duration:
00:03:50

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