The name of the school was Indianola Junior High School when I was a student there.

Thanks for telling this powerful story, I was 2 monthes old at the time, my Great Great Grandfather parrished there that morning, it was seldom talked about with the family.

Thanks for telling this story. It needs to be remembered.

They showed this to us when I started working at an assisted living facility when I was twenty one. So that was about twenty eleven, twenty twelve. It really stuck with me man.

Watching from MN 🙏🥶...60yrs,and12 days later ...breaks my ❤️😢im sorry to your community, thank you for the documentary

I went to this school back in 98/99 remember smoking in the bathroom and skipping class regularly didn’t last long got kicked out had to go to alternative school which is just a way to say bad school for kids. Had the biggest crush on a girl named Tameka though remember that

Nice. I've read the story a dozen times and that hammer blow still took me by surprise

Thank you so much for documenting this

A few years back I stumbled upon the memorial marker in Fitchville at a roadside park. I started reading the marker and immediately broke down into tears and could not stop crying. I am a Nursing Home Administrator by profession and this moved me beyond words. I had to go to Norwalk to the cemetery and pay my respect and pray at the grave of the victims buried together. I continue to this day to share this video and information with my staff as a training on the importance of Fire Safety. Prayers... watching again today as a reminder to myself why we do what we do when training our staff.

Very well done.

Strong wonderful person. Love to everyone affected by this awful tragedy.

When you get old, you better have family who love you, or money. If you have neither, you might end up like these poor souls.

KZbin is fine with encouraging sexual perversions but not with learning about a tragedy so similar can be prevented? No thanks to needing a nanny. Let ME decide what my kids and I should watch!

This. Is. Awesome.

My Grandpa, George Parks, was one of the fireman there that day. He told me a little about that day once, only once. I know what he witnessed deeply affected him. Such a heartbreaking thing that occurred.

Beautiful

Easily one of the best documentaries I have watched on this massacre

What those boys did was totally wrong and horrific but in reality if every kid was a good person like this girl it would not have happened! Unless you've been bullied for years you can not know the depths of hell you are in every day usually for years! Young people can not see the future, that when your in the adult world things totally change! They think their life will always be filled with pain and darkness! Some do or as in my case, try to kill themselves. Some who have other mental issues kill the ones they precive are the root of their torture! And bulling is torture! The adults in this world need to work really hard to end bulling not put all their effort in gun control! If someone is troubled enough to want to actually kill people they will find a gun on the streets! Just think if one of those teachers were trained and armed they could have saved a lot of lives that day! That is reality!

Have explored that place,looks so different

I was in 9th grade when this happened. things were very different after this for me.i was called to the principal several times for the gothic way I dressed, wearring a long jacket in cold weather, and for wearing black boots with different color shoe laces... before this I had never been in trouble or called into the office. really made me distrust the font office staff and other adults that kids should feel ok reaching out to for comfort and advice. sadly I'm afraid our world hasn't learned , but has grown much more hateful and violent. I pray for peace and love to our generation and the ones after us now.

This day is still a fresh wound....just seems like yesterday this all happened...sadly school shootings are becoming an everyday epidemic...To the survivors stand strong we are all with you and the victims we will never ever forget any of you!!!! #ColumbineStrong

19 years later, we still haven't done a damned thing. Now when these happen, the students are called crisis actors and has anyone seen these idiot Sandy Hook deniers? When does this stop?

your coach was an angel that day and an angel today. how selfless! he definitely earned his wings! i hope if i make it in to Heaven, i get to shake his hand ❤

i️ admire this document of sarah’s columbine because even though she wasn’t shot, and luckily survived, i️t shows how much this tragedy affected everyone. not just those who were shot, or the families that suffered through the loss of their kids. this tragedy affected every single person in the school. thank you for sharing this. every student & teacher are truly strong

My Great-Uncle Edward McManaway died in the explosion that day. This is so crazy that so many lost their lives in this horrible tragedy. God bless all the coal miner's and their families. Mining is a hard, hard job.

Loved this.. a lot different than any of the other interviews.

this is the best video on columbine ever made

I am watching this because it came up with the recent 2018 highschool shootings in Florida where 17 students/teachers were killed. Anyways, thanks for sharing your story. You are an incredible young woman who has turned the bad in your life into good.

God Bless All Columbine Students. This Tragedy Happened When I Was 9. Changed My Life. Before 9/11.

You are an awesome, hero sara! I remeber hearing about this in high school. I was devestated. I was living in texas at the time. Not a day goes buy that i don't remeber how shocked and depressed our school was over it. Our entire school was heartbroken. 15 people lost kids that day. Rather then point fingers at your situation i can only look back and thank god i never died at 14 myself. Later on in sept of 99, a football player went into the boys restroom at my school and decided to end his own life. At the time i was told there was a gunmen that might be in school. I remeber being in the library myself but getting up and high tailing it out of there, the moment i heard the annoucment. You are not alone in the world of tragedy, we all feel it and i wish you nothing but peace and happiness for the rest of your life. God bless you!

No one has forgotten. God Bless You All.

Powerful and relevant. Thank you for sharing your story.

i'm researching the Columbine story as if it happened just yesterday. it's important to remember it and learn from it as a whole for generations to come. thank you for sharing your journey with us!

such a brave girl.very sad day for Columbine 😢😢rip to all the victims

What an incredibly strong and courageous woman.

I remenber watching the news about the shootings in Colombine and it hit me because i was a Senior too so it was very sad to see so many teenager's died and they had my same age 17 in that moment.

I liked this one. Good job.

18 years since

strong woman

This was a very heartbreaking and pitiful story. I feel so sorry for the victims and their family members who survived them. They deserved so much better than to become a footnote in history. Thank you for telling their story and keeping them from being forgotten.

really enjoyed this

This is so sad that people had to go though this

That was a really good film. Thank you for making and sharing it.

Thanks for sharing your story

Besides the power and importance of the content, this was so beautifully shot and edited together. You really did the subject justice.

thank you for uploading this. brought tears to my eyes.

Gotta love that eternal black cloud hanging over Cleveland. #CLE

my uncle cam mcgee and his son camuel earl mcgee was both killed in the millfield ohio mine . when they were found they was locked in a embrace.

I've lived in Millfield my whole life. My hometown. My dad told me my great grandfather survived the mine explosion. We now own the garage which was the old company store from the coal mine. I go passed the mine all the time. My grandma lives down the street from it I can see the smoke stack from her yard.

Always nice to work with high quality source material.