Whether Klebold killed himself, as some reports have claimed.
Zansberg, representing the Denver Post, made his arguments before Judge Brooks Jackson. The Denver Rocky Mountain News has asked the judge to release Klebold's autopsy.
Attorneys representing victims' families, as well as the Klebold family and Jefferson County contend releasing the autopsies will unduly upset the victims' families.
"It's still a traumatic event for the community," said attorney James Rouse.
Judge Jackson continued the hearing until Nov. 30. Victims' families are expected to testify at that time.
Klebold and Harris rampaged through the school on April 20, 1999, killing 12 students and Sanders. They then killed themselves.
To date, two of the 15 autopsies have been released — those of Harris and student Isaiah Shoels.
October 11, 2000
