“When I first met Dylan, he was very shy. He dressed like a pretty normal kid: jeans, T-shirts. He liked computers more than other kids but besides that he was fairly normal. He didn’t know how to interact with people without another person there or something that he could talk about like a movie or music or something. But he was just kinda goofy, had a really sneaky sense of humor. And he was really morose and he’d make jokes about things that a lot of people don’t make jokes about: about death and, about just really dark things.
Dylan, the whole time I knew him, never had a girlfriend, and never talked about a girl he liked or anything. I mean, I know that there were girls he liked and you could tell when he talked to them or looked at them, but he never had a girlfriend or anything. That was never something we talked about. It wasn’t something he was comfortable talking about.
Dylan was very smart and you could just even tell by talking to him. His vocabulary was extensive. He was using a lot of… high school kids just don’t use multi-syllable words.”
- Devon Adams in an interview (link here)
