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The Media History and Ethical Impact of the Columbine Crime Scene Photo Leaks
"The tragic events of April 20, 1999, at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado, fundamentally altered the landscape of American culture, school safety protocols, and the media's approach to reporting on mass violence. In the aftermath of the tragedy, which resulted in the deaths of twelve students and one teacher, a massive investigative effort was launched by the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. Among the thousands of pages of evidence, ballistic reports, and video diaries, certain highly sensitive crime scene photographs were captured. The eventual leak and publication of the death photos of the two perpetrators, Eric Harris and Dyl..."
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