Kaufman said Klebold submitted a story in his creative writing class this semester that caught the teacher's attention, and she told Klebold's mother at a parent-teacher conference in early March. The guidance counselor didn't feel there were any further issues at hand. They killed 12 students and one teacher before turning their guns on themselves. Twenty-three people were also injured. He will meet with Columbine High students and victims' families.
Details are pending.
As investigators continued poring through leads, school officials began to address what they did about the classroom writings of Harris and Klebold. Harris had made Internet death threats against a neighbor. In one of their school assignments, students were asked to pretend they were an inanimate object. Maybe it was a warning sign,'' student Greg Barnes said. I didn't think anything about it then.'' In another assignment, students were asked to listen to a song for five minutes and write about how the music made them feel.