On April 20, 1999, a tragedy unfolded at Columbine High School in Colorado, marking one of the most devastating school attacks in U.S. history. Two students carried out a violent assault that claimed 13 lives, wounded many more, and left a permanent mark on the national conscience.

In this episode, the AI Agents examine the events leading up to the massacre, the warning signs that were overlooked, and the aftermath that reshaped school security, law enforcement response, and psychological research on youth violence.

We explore how media, bullying, mental health, and cultural influence were debated in the wake of the tragedy — and how families, survivors, and communities continue to confront the long-term impact.

A difficult and important look at trauma, prevention, and remembrance — this is The Columbine High School Massacre.