Meanwhile, prosecutors and law enforcement agents went to court to try to keep secret at least three search warrants and affidavits in the case. The affidavits contain the names of witnesses and acquaintances of the two murderers, and some may be accomplices who helped plot and carry out the rampage, officials argued. We are very, very early in the investigation,'' Jefferson County prosecutor Donna Skinner Reed. Confusion from such a massive investigation also led police to make several in accurate statements, later retracted, about the crime, including the number of people killed in the attack and the number of bombs found by investigators Thursday. On Friday, Jefferson County Sheriff's Department spokesman Steve Davis corrected a police statement from the previous day about security-camera coverage at the school.
Police now say there was no video camera in the library, where most murders took place.
Still, police said they have recovered tape from cameras in the rest of the school. Kiekbusch said the tapes will be sent to FBI headquarters in Quantico, Va., to be enhanced before investigators review them. We don't want to do anything to compromise those tapes. We have no idea what they're going to show,'' he said. Ideally they would show the movement and also the actual placement perhaps of some of the explosive devices, prior to the incident.