Support the Columbine mini-series on Lifetime

Lifetime network has talked about developing a mini-series based on the Columbine High School Massacre. While no other word has been spoken, this certainly has drawn a lot of controversy by those who would rather not see nor re-live such a horrific event. But I believe it should be made, because what many don't seem to get is the fact that Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold were actually very troubled, disturbed kids who indeed needed help. Besides their psychological disorders, they were also one of the most bullied students in the school. There can be many other motives as to why they committed such a crime (ie narcissism), but I feel as though Lifetime will expose them well enough to make the audience understand what kind of people they were, and hopefully end up not hating them. The pair should be remembered, not in praise for their act, but in sympathy.
Yes, what they did was terrible, and I sympathize with the victims' families for their losses, but I am confident that if this gets adapted, it may raise awareness for youth violence and other troubles. More people need to understand what was going on with Eric and Dylan that drove them to their killing spree -- not the video games, not the music, not the movies, etc. And as Dylan's mother once said, after she learned about her deceased son's true distress, that's when she began doing all the research she could on suicide.
Thank you.