School massacre: Families sue entertainment companies

The families of several victims of America’s worst school shooting are suing companies that create violent video games and sex-oriented websites.

School massacre: Families sue entertainment companies
Tue, 24 Apr, 2001 - 08:38

The families of several victims of America’s worst school shooting are suing companies that create violent video games and sex-oriented websites.

The families claim the products influenced the teenage gunmen who killed 13 people at Columbine High School.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: AmericaPlace: ColumbinePlace: ColoradoPlace: Paducah, KentuckyPerson: Dave SandersPerson: ArlenePerson: Eric HarrisPerson: Dylan KleboldPerson: SandersPerson: Michael CarnealPerson: KleboldPerson: HarrisEvent: School massacreOrganisation: Nintendo of AmericaOrganisation: Sega of AmericaOrganisation: Sony Computer EntertainmentOrganisation: Time Warner IncOrganisation: AOL Time WarnerOrganisation: ID Software IncOrganisation: GT Interactive Software CorpOrganisation: Heath High School
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