Bill Ockham

During the assault on Columbine High School, Jefferson County Officials referred to Eric Harris as the "Sheriff's Guy". This interaction was recorded on the Jefferson County Dispatch tapes and (inadvertently?) released to the public in 2001. When confronted, Jefferson County denied ever having or recording such an interaction.

Following NBC's controversial decision to partially air Seung-Hui Cho 's video manifesto, The Oprah Winfrey Show hosted a discussion on April 24, 2007, featuring Brian Rohrbough and Tom Mauser. During Rohrbough and Mauser's segment, the pair discuss with Oprah their positions on whether the Basement Tapes, created by Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, should be released.

Segment featuring the fallout of Tom & Sue Klebold's interview with New York Times' Journalist David Brooks. Released on May 15, 2004, his opinion piece, "Columbine: Parents Of a Killer", details insights from the Klebold's as to why their son, Dylan Klebold, alongside Eric Harris, carried out the 1999 Columbine High School Massacre. Brooks details his experiences working with the Klebolds and Brian Rohrbough offers his reaction to Brooks' op-ed. In particular, Rohrbough objects to the Klebold's assertion that they had no warning that Dylan was on a path to murder-suicide.

This videotape features examples of the "mazes" of corridors, hallways, etc. faced by responding SWAT teams at Columbine High School on April 20, 1999. This video was released by the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office on May 15, 2000 as part of the "Sheriff's Office Final Report". The video link was labeled as an "Example of the Maze of Rooms as Encountered by the SWAT Teams" and specifically named [columbine.cd/videos/SWAT_Tour.mpg].

Hosted by Jimmy Lakey, this April 18, 2001 radio show discusses the airing and fallout of CBS' 60 Minutes II "Columbine". Guests include Randy & Judy Brown, Brian Rohrbough, Evan Todd and Greg Zanis.

From the extensive Marion Stokes Archives, this tape features hours and hours of breaking news coverage of the Columbine tragedy, and really encapsulates the fear, angst and confusion of those early days following the tragedy.

Hosted by Peter Boyles, this radio show discusses the fallout of the leaking of the infamous suicide photos of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold and the decision by the National Enquirer to publish them. Guests include Westword's Alan Prendergast and Patricia Calhoun.

Full video of Dylan Klebold speaking to Brooks Brown, behind Blackjack Pizza in the fall of 1998.

Hosted by Peter Boyles, this April 18, 2001 radio show discusses the airing and fallout of CBS' 60 Minutes II "Columbine". Guests include Westword's Alan Prendergast, CBS News' Andrew Cohen, and Randy & Judy Brown.

Hosted by Peter Boyles, this 1999 radio show discusses Westword's Alan Prendergast's article, "Doom Rules" as well as then recent developments in the Columbine investigation. Guests include Brian Rohrbough and Westword's Alan Prendergast.

Hosted by Peter Boyles, this Dec. 14, 1999 radio show discusses the fallout of TIME Magazine's "The Columbine Tapes" issue. Guests include Brian Rohrbough, Judy Brown and TIME Magazine's Dick Woodbury.

On the first episode of the Ockham's Razor Podcast: Columbine, we speak with Randy Brown. Mr. Brown is the father of Brooks Brown, a longtime friend of Dylan Klebold, one of the two perpetrators of the 1999 Columbine High School Massacre. Additionally, Brooks Brown was an on and off friend of Eric Harris, the other perpetrator. Mr. Brown, along with his wife, Judy Brown, knew Dylan Klebold for the majority of his life, starting at early childhood. The Brown family was the only family who reported Eric Harris to the police, 14 times to be exact, prior to the tragedy at Columbine High School; Harris had made several death threats against the Brown family, and detailed extensively his pipe bomb building on his website. Following the tragedy, the Browns became closely involved with a number of victims' families in pushing for the truth as to what really happened at Columbine and why. In doing so, the Browns reviewed highly classified pieces of evidence such as the infamous Basement Tapes, the crime scene photos and the full version of the 911 library tape. Link to Mr. Brown's book: https://www.amazon.com/Inside-Story-Columbine-Coverups-Ballistics/dp/B08B386SXP

Longest available copy of the video known as "Rampart Range", featuring Eric Harris, Dylan Klebold, Phil Duran, Mark Manes and Jessica Miklich. Filmed on March 6, 1999. Released by the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office on October 21, 2003.

Released by the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office in 2004, as part of a larger compilation of Harris/Klebold clips. This video features Eric Harris, Dylan Klebold, Eric Veik, Mike Vendegnia, Chris Morris and others. The video was produced for Harris' Government and Economics Class, and was filmed over several days between December 2 to December 10, 1998.