The Breakfast Run video, April 19, 1999
The Burger King located at 6797 W Ottawa Avenue, from the video.
Now it’s Angie’s Family Restaurant, an Italian and Mexican restaurant.
According to Eric Jackson, a senior in Dylan’s video class, who actually filmed the video, not only was it shot on April 19, 1999, but at the time of the massacre the tape was still in his backpack at the school. From Eric’s interview with the police on April 22, 1999 (JC-01-010770):
Jackson stated he and Dylan Kleybold were good friends. He stated he saw Kleybold on Monday at Jackson’s home. He stated they filmed a “breakfast” video for Dylan’s school project. The tape was called “American Dream”. He stated Dylan was concerned about his grades. Jackson stated the tape they made is located in his backpack in the choir room where he was when the shooting started. He gave the Reporting Agent a description of the backpack and gave permission to take the tape as evidence. The Reporting Agent located the backpack, lab personnel were notified of its evidence value, and they marked it for collection.
(Spelling is as in the original.)
Dustin Gorton, a junior, was the driver of the 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle. Alas, his picture is not in the yearbook, but here’s his car:
From Dustin Gorton’s interview on April 24th with the FBI (JC-01-010745 and JC-01-010746):
Gorton stated that he knows Eric Harris, Dylan Klebold, Nate Dykeman, Chris Morris, and Zachery Heckler and considers all of them friends. Gorton stated that he last saw Dylan Klebold on Monday, April 19, 1999. He stated he owns and drives a 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle described as green with a white hood and a white fender. He made a videotape of Harris and Klebold on Monday, April 19, 1999, described as a “looking video.” Gorton stated that he and his friend, Eric Jackson, filmed Harris and Klebold for the purpose of their “looking video assignment.” He stated he is friends with associates of the Trench Coat Mafia. He stated the videotape take on Monday, April 19, 1999, was going to be used as a set up video for the schools morning in-house television program. Gorton did not provide any additional information as to having any prior knowledge of the school incident or any information or prior knowledge pertaining to the incident.
He reiterated that he saw Dylan Klebold on April 19, 1999, during 3rd hour which begins at 9:30 AM. Gorton stated Klebold “seemed normal” and wanted to smoke. He described the videotape being made at Eric Jackson’s residence and depicts Harris and Klebold “being late.” During the video, Gorton, Jackson, Harris and Klebold proceed to the Burger King drive-thru located on Ottawa and Pierce, Littleton, Colorado, at approximately 9:50 AM. Gorton described that he is driving his 1972 Chevelle. Dylan Klebold is the passenger in the front seat and Eric Harris is a passenger in the back seat. The videotape depicts buying food and driving to the CHS student parking lot and having their breakfast in the parking lot. He described that following the videotape being made, the group entered the building at 10:05 AM proceeding to the Video Production Room, also known as (aka) the Tech Lab.
Mr. Talocco, Eric and Dylan’s Advanced Video teacher
It is worth noting that Dylan and Eric were in different Advanced Video classes, Eric in second period (when Dylan was in calculus) and Dylan in third (when Eric had philosophy).
Dylan’s schedule for spring semester 1999 (JC-01-10452):
Eric’s schedule (JC-01-010108):
Mr. Kritzer, Eric’s philosophy teacher, said in his interview with the police (JC-001-003483) that he believed Eric had in fact been in his class on Monday, April 19th (and thus he couldn’t have been in the video).
Eric Harris is a student in his 3 period class. He sits n the back corner. Rebecca Hines, a Gothic, sits with him and Brooks Brown sits in front of him. He believes Harris was in class on Monday, but not Tuesday.
On the other hand, this contradicts Dustin Gorton’s claims to have made the aforesaid video with both Dylan and Eric. Just another example of the unreliability of eyewitness evidence at times, I guess!
Speaking of Dustin Gorton, this famous Columbine picture is actually of him hugging a friend (from People magazine of May 10, 1999):
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