ANDRIA HALL, CNN ANCHOR: Police in Oregon have released a group of video recordings that show a shackled Kip Kinkel touring his school, which he'd assaulted with gunfire hours earlier. Only 15- years-old at the time of the attack, Kinkel is serving a lengthy prison sentence for the murders of his parents and two fellow students. More now from CNN's Eric Horng.</s>ERIC HORNG, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Just six hours after the shootings, in handcuffs and with a police jacket hung around his shoulders, detectives brought Kip Kinkel back to Thurston High School to interview him. The newly released police videotape shows a sullen and subdued Kinkel.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I got a couple questions; just curiousity: Kip, when you were coming in here, are you -- how were you holding the rifle? Do you have it shouldered, or do you have it down to your hip?</s>HORNG: Kinkel was ultimately convicted of killing his parents and two male students, and wounding 25 others.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Are you taking specific aim at kids?</s>HORNG: After walking Kinkel through the different parts of the building, Detective Al Wharthing (ph) winds up his questioning.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Why did you do that?</s>KIP KINKEL: I had no other choice.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: You had no other choice? Did any of these students make you upset or anything? Is there any more area around this school that we need to walk to or talk about?</s>KINKEL: No, sir.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Everything happened in that northeast breezeway, and here. Is that correct?</s>HORNG: Kinkel, now 17, was sentenced last november to 112 years in prison. Eric Horng, CNN.
Oregon Police Release Videotapes Showing Kip Kinkel in Police Custody After School Shooting