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"It is clear the emotional wounds are still raw here," commented NBC's Lester Holt from the Columbine memorial, before debunking some lore about the attacks. "Harris and Klebold did not have specific targets. Rather their plan was to indiscriminately kill hundreds with two propane bombs"--which failed to work--"nor were they loners or victims of bullying." Holt did not address whether the rumored uncanny fantasy culmination of their plot was true: that the schoolboys planned to hijack a jetliner, have it fly to New York City and destroy the World Trade Center.
ABC anchor Charles Gibson (at the tail of the Snow videostream) interviewed Kenneth Trump of the National School Safety & Security Service. Trump believes that schools are safer now than they were ten years ago: "Students will come forward and report plots, weapons and other safety concerns," he claimed, "recognizing that today they are not snitching; they are possibly saving a life." Whether Harris and Klebold would have responded by making their plot even more clandestine and so harder to foil, nobody knows.
The memorial features on all three newscasts involved profiles of twentysomethings, now living adult life, who were high schoolers at Columbine on that fateful day. NBC's Roger O'Neil introduced us to Crystal Woodman Miller, a motivational speaker, and Andrew Robinson, a feature filmmaker. Kate Snow's A Closer Look on ABC brought us Valeen Schnurr, social worker, Patrick Ireland, financial planner, and Anne Marie Hochhalter, retail store manager. On CBS, Mark Strassmann assembled the five alumni of Columbine HS who have returned to teach there: Katie Tennessen, Mandy Cooke, Alise Williamson Steiner, Cris Welsh and Brett O'Neill.
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