Chapter 141 Section 6

Someday in April, I'll get my revenge with "Vodka" and fuck natural selection...we'll be dressed in black from head to toe: black military trench coat, black military trousers and a custom black t-shirt - in the background A large letter R or V, preceded by a smaller NBK... (R is the first letter of "Rebel" Rebel, V is the first letter of "Vodka" Vodka. NBK is the abbreviation of the movie "Natural Born Killers" , which means "Natural Born Killer". NBK is also another code name for Eric and Dylan's "4.20" or "Doomsday Judgment" plan - the author's note)

Before school in the morning, before everyone gets up, we're going to... Brooke's.We go in, kill everyone silently, and take our time with Brooke... We have plenty of time to humiliate him, spit on him, torture him to death.Afterwards, wind up the time bomb and bring down the whole house, taking all the weapons you can find.Who knows?Maybe we'll be very lucky.Then, all set, drive to school at lunchtime, park the car.We'll put on our sunglasses and bring all our bags to our table.It's very casual, just like usual, but try to talk as little as possible.If someone asks, they will say that there are things related to science experiments and English lectures, or musical instruments, etc...

After the initial shock had passed, the riots began. "Vodka" raised his gun and fired, and I threw detonators into the crowd.Then I strafed and he threw the detonator.If we can go up to the second floor, we will rush into each classroom one by one, and see whoever is not pleasing to the eye will collapse.If possible, hijack a nice car or two, drive into neighboring housing estates, and throw "Malotov cocktails" (a homemade Molotov cocktail, usually filled with gasoline in a glass wine bottle, at the residents. A fuze is connected to the mouth of the bottle—the author’s note).At this time, the police must have arrived, and we will fight with them for a while.We'll use all kinds of homemade bombs, and whatever weapons we have at our disposal.In short, the more destruction and damage done, the better. ...I hope to leave a permanent impression on the world.

In fact, as early as half a year ago, Eric and Dylan had already started collecting guns.They worked in the "Black Jack" pizzeria for more than a year, just to earn money to buy weapons and various raw materials.They tried to buy guns themselves, but couldn't because federal regulations prohibit anyone under the age of 18 from buying a gun. In December 1998, they brought Dylan's girlfriend Rory Anderson with them and bought three guns, including the high-point 9mm carbine and two rifles, at a "gun and arms fair" in Denver.Months later, all three guns were used as the murder weapon in the "Columbine School Shooting".Rose, who was older than the two boys, later responded to police interviews when she said Eric and Dylan told her they bought the guns only for shooting practice.Luo Bing asked if they had other uses, and the two boys said, "We're not so stupid."

Luo Bing followed them to the "Tannen Gun Show". Eric and Dylan picked out the guns and handed over the money and the guns to Luo Bing to pay.Many people at the exhibition saw them, but no one questioned their actions. Fortunately, Eric was over 18 years old at the time of the incident, and the police investigation showed that Luobing did not know her friends' plan to shoot and kill her friends in April. Luobing Anderson was not charged. It took a lot of trouble for the police to track down the source of the TEC-DC9 semi-automatic submachine gun, because it stands to reason that you must be 21 years old to buy heavy weapons.The police investigated the manufacturer and learned that the gun was ordered by Navega Company in Miami, Florida after it left the factory, and was resold to Randall Company in Baldwin, Illinois in 1994.The third sale was by Randall to a gun shop in Westminster, a suburb northwest of Denver.They were legally sold to a customer over the age of 21, according to the gun store's shipment records.After changing hands several times, the gun was transferred to Larry Russel, an individual arms dealer in Thornton, a northern suburb of Denver, and soon after, it was sold at the "Tannaen Gun Show".Larry Russel has no record of the buyer, but he insists it was sold to an adult.The police had taken him to the police station to identify the photos, and Larry said Eric Harris, Dylan Colebord, or Rory Anderson were not gun buyers.

Because the middle school students in Columbine were all under the age of 21, the police turned the focus of the investigation to the "Black Jack" pizzeria where Eric and Dylan worked part-time after school.After a period of intensive investigation, the store employee Mark Mans voluntarily surrendered to the police, saying that he illegally sold the TEC-DC9 semi-automatic submachine gun to the minor Eric in January 1999.Mark Mance was arrested in May 1999 and later sentenced to 6 years in prison. In the United States, illegal gun sales like this abound.But just like the illegal tobacco and alcohol trade that abounds everywhere, nothing happens. Once a minor causes trouble by driving while drunk, the store that sells alcohol to him is regarded as "culpable", and it can be easily done. He was fined bankrupt by the police and the insurance company.

In the late winter and early spring of 1999, every weekend, Dylan went to Eric's house to "make ammunition" in the garage converted into a workshop: detonators, "Malotov cocktails", cricket bombs and gas tank bombs, etc. .Cricket bombs are small bombs modified from off-the-shelf firecrackers.Dylan even had his nickname "Vodka" etched on some detonators and bombs. Dylan and Eric found almost everything they knew about explosives on the Internet.Until now, teenagers in the United States can easily find information on the Internet, such as how explosives are made and the raw materials used.Before the rise of the Internet in the 1990s, some books on weapons and explosives were indeed published in the American book market, but the Internet and books are completely different. You can poke anything on the Internet with whatever content you want.No wonder afterwards many people condemned the lack of supervision of the Internet as one of the reasons for the "Columbine School Shooting".