The Columbine Guide: added photos, enlarged autopsy reports
Feb 23, 2017
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I added more photos of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold to the photos page of my Columbine Guide.
I also made the scans much larger on the Columbine killers' autopsies page. And I added internal page links so that you can jump right to relevant sections like "wound summary," toxicology, and the gastrointestinal section that indicates Dylan had apparently eaten potato skins that morning.
And I added a commentary page to Dylan Klebold's journal.
Update: I've continued adding more since then. And more to come. I've also updated my Columbine page at my main site.
The updates make the historical material easier to navigate, with larger scans, direct links to specific sections, and additional commentary for readers exploring the sources. Clear organization can make detailed archival research more accessible without losing the context of the original documents. For a completely different activity, Melon Playground is a physics sandbox game where players can experiment with objects and create their own scenarios.
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