The Guardian There is blood on the carpet, and folded cards on the floor mark the place where the bodies fell.
Charred books lie open on the desk and bullet holes pockmark the walls.
Parents of the victims voiced outrage yesterday at the decision by a local county lawyers' office to put the gruesome video on sale - the latest in a succession of deeply debatable decisions to allow the public to have access to video and taped evidence from the worst school shooting incident in US history. For the first time today, I saw my daughter being dragged over to the fire engine. I don't need to see that. It's really painful. Lawyers for the local Jefferson county authorities say that they had to release the video because a judge who is hearing a civil negligence suit brought against the emergency services by a group of Columbine parents has ordered it to be handed over to the plaintiffs.