Ten years after Columbine » SHOOTING2

A concerned onlooker who wished to remain unidentified prays outside the New Life megachurch in Colorado Springs, Sunday, Dec. 9, 2007. A gunman shot four church goers in the second of two shootings at Colorado religious organizations in a single day.

A concerned onlooker who wished to remain unidentified prays outside the New Life megachurch in Colorado Springs, Sunday, Dec. 9, 2007. A gunman shot four church goers in the second of two shootings at Colorado religious organizations in a single day.

A concerned onlooker who wished to remain unidentified prays outside the New Life megachurch in Colorado Springs, Colo., Sunday, Dec. 9, 2007. A gunman allegedl.y shot four church goers — possibly youth group members — in the second of two shootings at Coplorado religious organizations in a single day. (Kevin Moloney for the New York Times)

Dr. Chris Colwell, center, the emergency physician who tended to the wounded and dying at Columbine High School immediately following last Tuesday's shootings, stares blankly beside paramedics as the names of the thirteen victims killed in the shootings are read at a memorial service in Littleton, Colo., Sunday, April 25, 1999. The victims were eulogized by Vice President Gore, Denver Archbishop Charles Chaput, and the Rev. Franklin Graham.
Vast memorials at Robert F. Clement Park near the high school where 13 were killed last month still draw thousands of people moved by the tragedy. Here the curious and grieving pass the flower-covered truck of slain Columbine student John Tomlin.

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