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Hey you think Dylan’s and Eric’s parents go in jail for what the kids did? The columbine shooting happened at the high school where they all went to school. The parents of the two boys should go to jail because they did nothing to stop them.
They should be punished for their kids because they went in and killed kids in their school. Dillon had a bomb in his dad's closet. The shooting happened in 1999 and it was April 20th and it was in Denver. He put a gun under his bed and no one knew it was under there. Dillon and Eric made bombs in there house and their parents didn’t even know they made them.
Other people that came in their house should have smelled something and told the parents that something smells weird. They made the bomb by looking
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