I didn't hear about it at a time, but I read about this part later on:
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A girl was asked by the gunman if she believed in God, knowing full well the safe answer. “There is a God,” she said quietly, “and you need to follow along God’s path.” The shooter looked down at her. “There is no God,” he said, and he shot her in the head.
The story and girl's picture was up on the wall in some church I went to.
I turned 12 just days after Columbine... I was in 6th grade. I remember being paranoid that my school would suffer the same fate, a sentiment which I also experienced the second week of 9th grade when 9/11 happened. Columbine & the Oklahoma City Bombing in 1995 are my earliest memories of being scared of being killed
I remember it as if it was yesterday 
it makes me scared just to think about 
