Hello! Welcome to DylanKlebold.com!
Accurate information on the Columbine High School Shooting is hard to come by on the internet. That's why www.dylanklebold.com is dedicated to bringing you the most up-to-date, accurate information on the subject. From photos to biographies, motives and analogies, we provide you with the information that other websites have left behind. We don't advocate violence-- we advocate understanding and education.
www.dylanklebold.com welcomes critique regarding the accuracy of our information, sources, typography, and anything else that catches our readers eyes.
This site is currently undergoing another overhaul to eliminate the junk that has gathered consisting of dead links and misappropriated pages. Please bear with me on this one. My time is occupied with another major website development at the moment!
Who runs this site, and why?
My name is Calence Ethan Emerson and I created this Columbine Research website around 2002 in order to combine three websites into one: a research site, a memorial site and an analytical site.
I have a passion for educating people about Columbine and school violence for more reasons than can be explained through the written word. School violence is an issue that has affected me personally in many ways. My aim is to raise awareness and show people that we need to simultaneously eliminate the motivation for school violence as well as help our children find effective coping mechanisms to deal with the problems in their life that may accumulate over time and remain unresolved. Western culture has reached an all-time low -- and it's time to reclaim our society as one filled with compassion and respect for all.
Throughout the years I have educated many people about Columbine and school violence prevention including some who have been on the same path as Eric and Dylan. The educational aspect of my work has been reciprocal in the sense that I have learned something from every person I have educated.
I was once in Eric and Dylan's position -- long before Columbine. I know first hand what it's like to go through the juvenile justice system for having planned an attack against my school. My experience has allowed me to help people get back on track and establish positive coping and conflict-resolution skills. Since 1999 I have spoken to over six thousand people about Columbine and school violence. I've learned how to bridge the gaps between differing points of view, although my work is never done.
This website wasn't created just for researching information on Columbine; it was created to help people understand it for the purpose of preventing future incidents.
For more information, you can email me here
Or add me on myspace here: myspace.com/calence
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by Craig Scott's Xavion Productions Filmed at Columbine High School, this short film is a narration of a suicide letter written by a girl who attempts to explain to people why she has chosen to leave this world. Deeply touching, this film captures some of the most intimate thoughts and feelings teenagers face. | |
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by Craig Scott's Xavion Productions During one of her shifts at Subway, Rachel Scott thought about buying a sandwich for a homeless woman who came into the shop. Before she could make a decision, one of her customers bought a sandwich for the homeless woman. Rachel felt horrible regret for not acting sooner. This short film depicts a similar scenario where a man is forced to feel the sting of regret for letting the chance to perform an act of kindness slip away. |
