This is True Crime Kids. We're here, Joe. We're here, Jess.

The end of the, I'm not going to say saga.

A saga, I think, is a hero's tale.

So what would this, the horrible conclusion to our series on Columbine?

How you doing, Joe?

I'm doing all right.

Now give me just a minute here.

We'll fix that for you.

Oh.

This is going to get bad.

Okay.

When we left our series on Columbine at part two, we had just finished covering the life of Eric Harris, who we deemed Sherman, because he looks like the Shermanator from American Pine. In part one, we had went over the life of Dylan Klebold, who we called Shrek, because he's big and he's sad and he's complicated like an onion he has layers together sherman and shrek

formed the duo that perpetrated the atrocities at columbine high school in 1999 kind of like a

like a boy band that you don't want to be a part of you know because they because they did end up being famous, like almost as famous as the back street boys.

But they shredded a completely different kind of weapon.

Yeah, that's where you use infamous, right?

Infamous, yes.

And today, Joe, we're going to be getting into the atrocities themselves.

And we have a lot to talk about today. This is probably the longest

outline I've ever written, so I want to get right into it. On Thursday, October 22nd,

1998, Sherman Harris begins making large amounts of pipe bombs. And by the time he's finished,

Joe, he has an arsenal of 39 cricket bombs.

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