JUDY WOODRUFF, CNN ANCHOR: The coroner in Jefferson County, Colorado is expected to announce this hour if he will conduct an inquest into the death of a student who was killed during the 1999 shooting at Columbine High School. CNN's David Mattingly is standing by right now for us in Golden, Colorado. David, what do you have?</s>DAVID MATTINGLY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Judy, Jefferson County coroner Carl Blesch (ph) says at this time, there will be no inquest at this time. No new questions, no new witnesses called to ask more questions about the death of Danny Rohrbough. If you remember, the 15-year-old was shot and killed at Columbine High School during the rampage of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold back in 1999. The parents of the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department have come to two conclusions: the sheriff's department saying he was killed by the gunman, the parents saying he may have been killed by a police officer. So those questions still remain. The family actually was hoping for this type of decision, so they can pursue a more broader investigation with the state legislature. So, another turn of events in this long and continuing investigation into the Columbine shootings.</s>WOODRUFF: David, why did it take so long to figure out that it might have been a police bullet, rather than one of the -- a weapon -- ammunition from one of the guns that was used by Klebold and Harris?</s>MATTINGLY: The family has been pursuing this line on their own. And they were alerted to this possibility by a family friend, who was a county sheriff's deputy at Columbine at the time. He told them that he saw their son killed, and that he was possibly in the line of fire for police officers. But that information has been called into question, because that deputy has since been fired for giving the family false information. This may -- what sort of impact this may have on their case remains to be seen, as the family pursues other means of asking these questions.</s>WOODRUFF: All right. David Mattingly reporting for us from Golden, Colorado. Thanks, David.
Coroner May Conduct Inquest into Columbine