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Sol Pais was a 19 year old member of the TCC (True Crime Community) who felt that she had a “deep connection” with Eric Harris, one of the shooters from the 1999 tragedy at Columbine High. She was incredibly depressed and expressed this on her personal website. (http://web.archive.org/web/20190417185631/http://dissolvedgirl.neocities.org/) From this website, where she uploaded her journal, we know Sol was incredibly spiritual, leading to her forming the delusion that Eric Harris and herself had some sort of “spirital connection.”
Sol was so depressed that she made the decision to commit suicide choosing Denver, Colorado (the same city Columbine took place) to take her own life. There’s speculation as to why she chose Colorado but (in my opinion) the “core reason” was the fact that Colorado is where Eric Harris lived for a period of time as well as where he ultimately died by suicide. There is some speculation that his ashes are scattered at ‘Mount Evans,’ the same place Sol would take her life. Sol, who was from Surfside, Florida, flyed out of Orlando International Airport to Denver International Airport and immediately Ubered to purchase a pump-action shotgun. This is the same gun Eric Harris used to kill himself. Sol then, after buying this gun, traveled by Uber to the Echo Lake Campground in Arapaho National Forest in Jefferson County, CO. She was dropped off at the at the base of Mount Evans. (This is not the same place Eric Harris died, but it is close.) She committed suicide by an oral gunshot wound. She was 19 at the time of her death.
After her death, there was a public warning issued for Sol’s arrest because they thought she was a threat to local Colorado schools. This resulted in many Colorado schools being completely shut down. Sol was catagorized as a national threat by the FBI. The news and public offcials reported that she had made a threat to Colorado High school; but this would later be proven false. Colorado authorities later found Sol dead at the campsite she traveled to. She had never made a threat and she had died before she was even reported as missing.
-SOURCE, I recommend checking out the other comments on the orginal post as well.
Sol was dead LONG BEFORE the FBI reported her as threatening. Sol Pais traveled to Denver, CO. to commit suicide. She had no plan to hurt anybody but herself.
This misconception created by Florida and Colorado officials is still, despite being completely incorrect, being pushed by mass-media.
Sol didn't want to hurt anybody but herself. She did not deserve this.
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(Question asked by Antonio, CBox)
Erics ashes are rumored to be scattered there. We don’t know if his ashes really were scattered there. Sol most likely knew Mount Evans was the closest area to where Eric died (CHS.) Not to mention it is a remote & beautiful area. She didn’t want people seeing her body/commit. She also almost certainly didn’t want to scare anyone. Not to mention taking a gun up there isn’t uncommon. It’s a very good cover up.
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This is backed up by Sol's autopsy report.
In this YouTube video Sol's art can be seen in her high school. She worked on a mural of a tree, as seen below.
Below is a collection of drawings from Sol's journal.
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"808 state, alice in chains, aphex twin, autechre, beach fossils, beastie boys, the beatles, bones, the buttertones, the chemical brothers, the clash, the cure, dead kennedys, deftones, depeche mode, die krupps, the doors, fog lake, foo fighters, garbage, gary numan, george harrison, the gun club, guns n roses, hole, joy division, kidneythieves, kmfdm, korn, led zeppelin, marilyn manson, massive attack, marina and the diamonds, ministry, nine inch nails, nirvana, orbital, pearl jam, radiohead, rage against the machine, rammstein, rolling stones, smashing pumpkins, the smiths, sonic youth, soundgarden, static-x, teen suicide, type o negative, $uicideboy$, wavves, the who, yung lean."
The bolded text indicates Sol really loved these bands. She put a heart next to them in her orginal Listography.
You can also see Sol's Spotify playlists here.