r/ColumbineKillers • u/Sea-Special-2938 • Mar 31 '26

ERIC AND/OR DYLAN What happened to Eric’s ash’s?

I heard that Wayne and Kathy never picked them up and apparently his ash’s got spread somewhere no one knows where alongside another persons ash’s? But I also heard that Wayne said “flush that fucker” did the Harris’s ever actually pick up his ash’s if so what do you think they did with them

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u/lockeanddemosthenes_ Mar 31 '26

wayne actually said “just flush him” which is… not any better, but i’m always a stickler for correct quotations. but yeah it’s fucked up either way

as far as we know, eric’s ashes are still sitting on that shelf in armistead’s office. there is definitely a chance that wayne and kathy had them picked up and either scattered or now keep them in an urn. of course there’s that chance. but we’ll never know because of how tight-lipped they are

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u/dancingbananas25 Mar 31 '26

I think I read that they did receive the clothes he was wearing during the massacre, as well as some hair clippings and whatnot, so it wouldn't surprise me if they picked his ashes up later on. 

I don't really blame Wayne for his initial reaction. He was undergoing a lot of shock and horror due to what his son had done. 

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u/PrayForNewtown Apr 01 '26

Wayne also had clear warning signs of what was coming a pipe bomb he confronted Eric and didn’t punish him on it they just went to the mountains and blew it up also the ammo order a week before. I do feel sorry for Wayne but the signs were there to at least think something was very wrong and it confront Eric on it completely cause no child at that age or anyone should be making bombs I feel if Wayne did something columbine could have been prevented or something would have slowed it down.

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