I'm not someone who condones the lawsuit culture. Every time something really bad happens, someone has to be sued for not being psychic and not anticipating what no one had seriously conceived. I'm all in favor of holding people and companies accountable for provable negligence -- they knew it was a danger and ignored it, like the McDonald's whose 185-degree coffee had burned several people before a woman who got severe burns from it sued -- but that's a lot different from "something's wrong, someone must be to blame."

So I've been skeptical of all the post-Columbine lawsuits saying that it was really the police who killed person A or person B. However, this site has pictures of maps the FBI has not released to the public, purporting to show that lots of police rounds were fired into the school, most have not been tracked to specific weapons (they weren't fired by any of the teen gunmen's weapons), and that "some police fired into closed rooms, where Eric [Harris] and Dylan [Klebold] never were, firing at unidentified targets."

Randy Brown is the father of Brooks Brown, the boy whom Harris told in the parking lot to take off so he wouldn't get hurt just moments before the attack began.