http://www.columbine.home.dhs.org/ Source: columbine.home.dhs.org Published: July 22, 1999 Author: Columbine Research Task Force Posted on 07/29/1999 13:10:17 PDT by blackcat "Intelligence agent talks" © 1999 Columbine Research Task Force Rights of unaltered reproduction/distibution waived. columbine.home.dhs.org For over a week the CRTF webmaster and Mr. John Quinn have been in contact with a man who claims to work for a notable government intelligence agency in Denver. This man visited Columbine High School the day after the shooting. He is a "Computer Scientist and Forensics Investigative Specialist". His past is laced with missions in Vietnam, duties with the CIA, Special Forces groups, and other government connections. For the past week we have made attempts to verify this man's identity. The CRTF webmaster has interviewed in-length three friends of this source who live in Denver. These people all concurred that the source works for the intelligence agency he claims, is truthful and honest, and was at Columbine High School a day after the shooting. We consider these three people to be credible and honest themselves. We also have in our possession the full name, phone number and mailing address of this source. We consider this source to be fully, 100% truthful. The source wishes to remain anonymous. We shall refer to this source henceforth as "Wilton" (not his real name). Wilton wishes to publicly expose the truth about the Columbine High School shooting, among other things. He says, "I've only had one goal for the past eleven years -- help as many people as possible by getting them information so as to prepare themselves for what is coming." Due to his background and specialties in the field of forensics, Wilton was called to Columbine a day after the shooting by two of his agency's field agents. There, Wilton relates to us a scene in which an "alphabet soup" of government agencies had converged "My partner and I, and our field agents then toured the school, assessing the death and devastation, the backpacks, the incredible number of federal agents on the scene, and so forth..." "There was no third gunman, in the conventional sense." Instead, says Wilton, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms agents were seen prior, during, and after the shooting, specifically on the roof of the school and inside the school. "They were observed on the roof of the school shortly before 11:21 that morning, by 4 neighbors across the street from the school, and by at least 12 students, all of whom have given sworn statements to this fact. The ATF agents were seen dropping through the roof into the school at apparently the same time the shooting started. We spoke with two of the neighbors and six of the students who all confirmed this." What is more, Wilton says up to ten students all gave sworn testimony stating that they did not recognize specific non-masked shooters. "Shell casings have been found in areas where the two boys did not go....Shell casings were found on the roof of the school." "The boys did not start a fire, then go and kill themselves. In fact, when they got to the cafeteria, apparently, they turned down and to their left in an attempt to get out of the building! Seeing the law enforcement people, and the fire department personnel, they instead turned back into the cafeteria and disappeared. Apparently, fifteen minutes later they were dead. They did not kill themselves, however. We've seen the forensics, the bodies and the physical evidence. The powder burns on the skulls were not expressive enough to have been a suicide. In other words, they were not dark enough, black enough, intense enough. The wounds were created from a distance of apparently three feet." Wilton reviewed a copy of the school's surveillance tape (he noted the tape had not yet been "doctored" by the FBI). He reports as follows, "What we saw on the tape -- we had a copy, remember -- was the two boys rounding a corner, fully armed. What it also showed, however, was that several seconds later, possibly 30 [seconds], two other men rounded the corner after them, moving very quickly. They wore black jumps, typical of the ATF or FBI, were heavily armed and appeared to be carrying explosive devices, possibly grenades. Possibly. Their faces were not seen, they were not observed again." "Two ATF agents were observed planting 3 of the 5 propane bombs...after the school had been thoroughly searched twice by all law enforcement personnel!" A Captain and a Sergeant of the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department witnessed the ATF agents placing the bombs in the school. "We spoke to these two individuals -- in fact we were the only people they would talk to about what they had seen. They are extremely frightened and will not come [out] and make statements to this effect." Wilton says that teacher Patti Nielson told him personally that she was shot by a "lone gunman", and not by either Eric Harris or Dylan Klebold. There are even questions as to whether Harris and Klebold were actually responsible for the massacre that subsequently occurred in the library after Nielson was shot. "Nielson has also stated -- as have several of the students with her -- that while they were crouched on the floor at 11:45 [in the library] they distinctly heard 'bombs' going off downstairs!" "Within twenty minutes of the beginning of the shootings, the FBI, the CIA, the NSA, the ATF, FEMA (their emergency preparedness van) and MI6 -- I know the agent and was quite surprised at his interest -- were on the bloody scene! Now how in the hell is that possible? This was a state matter, what were all these Feds doing here?", said Wilton. Wilton continued on to concur that a "SOG" or "Strategic Operations Group" agent who is a Boy Scout leader 39 years of age in the Denver area was directly involved in the shooting. This was first reported by John Quinn. "He has blatantly made statements to the effect that he was not only involved in the murders at Columbine, but was squad leader. We have several sworn statements to this effect", he said. Wilton called the 6 million dollars raised for Columbine students and parents a "hush fund". He complained of the blatant "SWAT" tactics used during the shooting, which he says could not have been the work of two young boys. Wilton was appalled at the "calculated" attitude of Governor Bill Owens as he surveyed the school. Owens was apparently "assessing the damage to see what could have been done different. The commando tactics used were certainly straight out of the Feds book." It was reported in the news media that Dylan Klebold was known as "Vodka" because he once guzzled an entire bottle of the alcoholic beverage. However, Wilton reports that "Vodka" is actually an older man in his fifties who would visit both Harris and Klebold and "came only at night and was very secretive about his affairs and dealings with the boys. And dealt only with the two boys...'Vodka' seems to have been their controller, their handler." Friends of both boys provided Wilton with this information. Wilton says "Vodka" also provided the boys with mind-altering "pyscho-trowpic" drugs. "These drugs were present in the bodies of the two, [and] were identified in the autopsies..." Wilton blasted Sheriff John Stone calling him "compromised, [a] cowardly piece of scum." Stone, says Wilton, knew beforehand that the shooting would occur and did nothing to stop it. Stone "lied straight faced to the press, the citizens and the students many times about these things...He is a liar, a coward and a traitor. I've told this to him and several of his men, as well as two ATF agents on-site, personally. Needless to say, I'm not always welcome....breaks my bloody heart!" © 1999 Columbine Research Task Force Rights of unaltered reproduction/distibution waived.
