GOLDEN, Colo. -- Initial notes made by the first officers who arrived on the scene of the Columbine High School shootings indicated the killers acted with cruelty.

The 700 pages of notes released Tuesday under a judge's order stated that one victim appeared to have been shot at very close range in the face. Another victim appeared to have been shot while she lay prone on the floor.

The notes and sketches made by investigators immediately after the April 20, 1999, shootings, include graphic details of the crime scene.

District Judge Brooke Jackson in April ordered the materials released after CBS and several victims' families requested them.

"Some of the contents might fall within the 'be careful what you ask for' category," Jackson said in his April 6 order.

Students Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold killed 12 students and a teacher before committing suicide.

Some victims' relatives had sued to gain access to the investigative materials to prove their claims that authorities mishandled the response and failed to heed warnings of the rampage. Authorities have denied those allegations.

"I doubt that after this release that we've seen all that is available," said Brian Rohrbaugh, who claims his son Daniel was killed by police. "The sheriff's department has tried very methodically not to release that information."

County officials said some material will never be released, including most autopsy reports, and crime scene photos.

The lab books are available at the records desk on the lower level of the Jefferson County Sheriff's Complex, 200 Jefferson County Parkway. Those wanting to purchase the materials should make checks payable to Jefferson County for the cost of printing, which is $37. The county cannot accept credit-card payments.

Additional Resources:

• Jefferson County Schools District
• Columbine Victims Organization
• Jefferson County Sheriff's Office