'We were hoping it would tell us what bullets were found where and from what guns those bullets were fired.' The report identifies the four guns used by killers Klebold and Eric Harris, the guns used by officers at the scene, and also documents the multitude of shells, cartridges and fragments recovered at the school. 'We have not seen anything in the ballistics report that would change that allegation,' Rouse said. Rouse said the ballistics report doesn't change his assessment because it doesn't provide enough information. Sheriff's officials deny the allegation, claiming that Rohrbough was killed by Dylan Klebold. He has declined to identify the witnesses, and the autopsy report remains sealed. Rouse says the claim is based on two eyewitnesses and the autopsy report. In a federal wrongful-death lawsuit against the sheriff's department, the family claims 15-year-old Daniel was killed outside the school by a deputy sheriff's bullet. Rouse represents the family of slain student Daniel Rohrbough. 'What we lack is the real underlying evidence,' said Jim Rouse. That was the chief complaint from a lawyer who represents several victims' families upon Tuesday's release of the 58-page report by the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. May 31 -The ballistics report on the weapons and bullets from the Columbine massacre fails to identify who fired the shots that killed and wounded each victim. With our phone app, you can even get instant notifications on breaking crime news, and watch breaking news as it happens, wherever you are.Columbine families seek to track each bullet Breaking crime newsįox News' staff of journalists are dedicated to getting you the most compelling crime coverage in America with the most accurate and constantly updated information you will find in digital media. Watch events unfold in real time with our live blog and in-court coverage of the most talked about criminal investigations in America.

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