Latest News
- Top StoryMeet Snooki's New Boyfriend
- Nicole Richie & Joel Madden Celebrate Opening of New Playground
- Movie Wife: Vince Vaughn to Make 'Wonderful Real Husband'
- Brooklyn Decker's Swimsuit Issue Beauty Secrets Revealed
- Naomi Judd Defends Taylor Swift
- Nancy Kerrigan's Father's Death to Be Treated as a Homicide
- Ellen Reveals Her Approach to American Idol – and Simon Cowell
- Angelina Jolie Visits Haiti Earthquake Survivors
- Jen Aniston Explains Her Affection for Gerard Butler
- Anne Hathaway: I'm Not Very Pretty
- Tiger & Elin's Wedding Pastor Predicts: It Will Work Out
Top Five Most Read Stories This Week
LAST UPDATE: Wednesday February 10, 2010 02:10AM EST
PEOPLE Top 5 are the most-viewed stories on the site over the past three days, updated every 60 minutes
A graphic, 30-minute videotape showing bullet-riddled classroom walls, pools of blood and murdered and injured students being removed from Columbine High School is outraging the families of victims of last year's deadly school shooting in Littleton, Colo. "It hurts," Connie Michalik, whose son, Richard Castaldo, was left paralyzed after the April 20 incident, told the Associated Press. "They have pictures from the helicopter of dragging Richard by his feet." A Jefferson County District Attorney released the tapes to the victims' families on Tuesday. Copies are also being made available to the public for $25 apiece. (A Littleton spokesperson said the tape, filmed by an off-duty firefighter, is useful in safety training seminars.) It is not clear why pop music was added to the soundtrack or who would benefit from the sale of the tape.
PeopleTVJessica Alba and Ellen Play a Hot Game
Get PEOPLE Everywhere
Advertisement
Today's Latest Photos 02.09.10
Promotion
Treat Yourself! 4 Preview Issues
Today!
