“It can be hard to differentiate between someone who is genuinely getting out of a cycle of depression, and someone who feels relief because they know they’re going to die.” — Sue Klebold Copy Share Image
“Would they have recognized clinginess, hypochondria, and sleep disturbances as possible symptoms of depression in their own kids? Not one of them would have. Would you?” — Sue Klebold Copy Share Image
“Was he evil? I've spent a lot of time wrestling with that question. In the end, I don't think he was. Most people believe… — Sue Klebold Copy Share Image
“[Dylan's friend] Zack's girlfriend, Devon, made a book for us.... There was Dylan--grinning while pushing Zack's dad into the pool; sporting a Hawaiian shirt… — Sue Klebold Copy Share Image
“An acquaintance working at a youth correctional facility told me some of the imprisoned boys cheered as they watched television coverage of the destruction… — Sue Klebold Copy Share Image
“the school’s administration favored athletes, making excuses for them while coming down hard on others for lesser offenses.” — Sue Klebold Copy Share Image
“If you hurt your knee, you wouldn’t wait until you couldn’t walk before seeking help. You’d ice the joint, elevate it, skip your workouts—and… — Sue Klebold Copy Share Image
“Dylan and Eric planned the massacre together, and they acted together, but I believe—as most of the investigators who examined the evidence do—that they… — Sue Klebold Copy Share Image
“It can be hard to differentiate between someone who is genuinely getting out of a cycle of depression, and someone who feels relief because… — Sue Klebold Copy Share Image
“A resigned Dylan tried to comfort a horrified newcomer to the group: “You get used to it. It happens all the time.” It” — Sue Klebold Copy Share Image
“If the portrayal of Dylan as a monster left the impression that the tragedy at Columbine had no relevance to average people or their… — Sue Klebold Copy Share Image
“What on earth did you people do to create such anger in a child? How could you not see what was happening? I was… — Sue Klebold Copy Share Image
“Would they have recognized clinginess, hypochondria, and sleep disturbances as possible symptoms of depression in their own kids? Not one of them would have.… — Sue Klebold Copy Share Image