After years of silence, John DeCamp has spoken out about what happened in the case against Solvay Pharmaceuticals where he represented Columbine survivor Mark Taylor. John DeCamp is the Author of the Franklin Coverup, a former State Congressman, a Vietnam Veteran and the first attorney to sue the Catholic Church for sexually abusing children. Now that even the Pope admits to wide-spread pedophilia in the Church, let’s move on to these allegations of sexual predator cops.
There is, was, and always has been a written motive for the Columbine attack.
Clearly, you can see from the document below that the Government officials involved and the press have missed the real motive for Columbine which is clearly stated in this entry into Eric’s yearbook by Dylan. This document has a “JC-001” bates number on it and was part of the original 11,000 pages produced publicly after the first investigation. On the day of the attack, Eric wore a t-shirt emblazoned with the single word, “Wrath.”
“Ahhh, my favorite book (referring to hell on earth). We’ll have so much fun killing enemies, blowing up stuff, killing cops!! My wrath for January’s incident will be godlike.”
Obviously, ALL of the alleged Columbine motives are dead wrong. This crime wasn’t about hall-way harassment, bullying by jocks, the trench coat mafia, etc. This is about two boys getting even for being raped up the ass by armed men wearing badges.
Here you have the motive, written in the hand of one of the killers. Is there something confusing about what is written here?
The “January Incident” was the year before the shooting when Eric and Dylan were raped, arrested and booked for breaking into a van and stealing electronic equipment. According to Eric’s mother (paraphrasing her deposition), Eric was very distraught and crying a lot after the arrest.
Remember, 60 Minutes brought out the fact that the Bomb Warrant to search the Harris home was hidden for 2 years. Why? Obviously, had the bomb warrant been served, the rapes by the JEFCO Sheriff Deputies would have come out.
