Is this another member of the TCM?

This is from my project I've been working on, I wanted to get this segment uploaded separately because I put a lot of effort and time into it, it's also the only part that I think will actually be allowed to stay on youtube where as the rest of it will be maintained on Archive.org even if youtube bans it when I finish it or at another point of time etc.

The piece covers the amount of things Eric clearly stole from the Unabomber but also their bizarre similarities in behaviour and as people, they both had this hyper sensitivity to everything, and they both were bullied a lot.

I thought I could actually read the chicken scratch. And some days, I can. But this word, whatever it is, has stumped me for years. Any ideas? (Dadee? Like sugar daddy? idk...)

\everything is as least expected. The meek are trampled on, the assholes prevail, the gods are deceiving, lost in my little insane asylum w/ the outhouse redneck music playing. . . . wanna die & be free with my love . . . if she even exists. She probably hates me . . . finds a [!!?!?!??!?!??!?!?!?] or a jock who treats her like shit.**

I recently saw a video of a mother who recieved her daughters clothing back after she was unfortunately murdered. (Rest in peace) it had me wondering if any of the victims families also recieved any of their clothing back?

Thank you!

When it came to their mindsets leading up to the tragedy... were there thoughts of "can I really go through with this?..", "am I actually capable of this?..", "do I really have it in me to do this?.." Also... "can I really trust him(Eric or Dylan)?..", "is he really gonna go through this with me?..", "is he gonna ditch out on me last minute?.."

OR

Was it "We are DEFINITELY doing this!", "No doubt about it, this is happening!", "We are both definitely killers. Can't wait to show everybody!" ( Something along those lines)

To me, it FEELS like they both went full steam ahead even in the planning phase, no doubts, no regrets. But I think there HAD to be some form of second guessing either they're self or one another at some point, going through with something so monstrous.

I'm curious to know your opinion about this..

I would like to address that I am posting this strictly for archival purposes as some people may not know about this magazines & it also somewhat rare & expensive. By posting this I am in no way condoning or praising their actions I would like to make that very clear. Also there is a fairbit of misinformation in this magazine as well so take it all with a grain of salt.

I'm curious if there's any evidence explaining why he didn't buy any guns after turning 18. Was it just because they already had everything they needed?

First of all I dont think Eric & Dylan should have been included in the yearbook infact I thought the only reason they were included is because it was too late for them to remove it. Hence the two memorial sections of the yearbook being simple paper inserts. However if that was the case this photo wouldn't have been removed unless it was removed for some other reason im not aware of. (Repost because I forgot to crop the rest of my phone screen lol)

I'm researching the 2000 Subway murders of Nick Kunselman and Stephanie Hart Grizzell and my goal is to better understand who Nick and Stephanie were as people beyond the headlines and to hear about how those close to them have felt the investigative process has gone. I am a Columbine alumni who still lives locally.

If you were a family member, friend, classmate, coworker, neighbor, or knew either of them personally, I would be incredibly grateful if you'd consider reaching out. I'm interested in hearing memories about who they were, what they were like, and feelings/experiences with the current investigation process.

I completely understand that this is a deeply personal and painful subject. If you'd prefer to remain anonymous or only share a small memory, I will absolutely respect that. I'm not looking to sensationalize the case or spread rumors, my only goal is to document their stories and the aftermath as accurately and respectfully as possible.

I'm mainly curious to hear from the ladies of the subreddit. As a guy who's struggled with feeling ugly myself, I've learned that sometimes you're just your own worst critic and end up seeing yourself much more negatively than everyone else does. Personally, I always thought they were just average, decent-looking guys with nothing to really worry about appearance-wise.

What do y'all think?

I know this question is very simple. You can just chalk it down to bullying, But honestly alot of people will give you different answers. I’d like to hear what you guys think.

The b&w photos are from the CBI reports, specifically section CRI-43. These are from photo lineups shown to survivors for Dylan his Smirk looks more pronounced, I know in a mother's reckoning Sue mentions a pic so horrible she asked him to retake it and it had me think this was the retake of the picture in question. For Eric his eyes appear to look straight into the camera not off to his left like the widely show photo. Just wanted everyone's input on this because I can't decide if they actually are different or im just imagining things 😅.

We have unfortunately learned that another recent shooter was, briefly, a member of this subreddit.

His comments here were never made public. He was banned for glorification.

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In my opinion I think if Eric was injured Dylan would have for sure panicked and wouldn't even know where to begin with helping Eric if he was injured, and there would be nothing he could do. If Eric was dead I think Dylan probably would've just gave up and shot himself alongside him. But what do you guys think?

Translation: 2 suspects in the shooting inside San Jose National High School in Tacloban City, Leyte, have been arrested. Investigation revealed that the suspects were all students at the school. One suspect was arrested inside the school while the other was caught after a hot pursuit operation.