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Colorado movie theater mass shooting
On July 20, 2012 a gunman opened fire on a crowded movie theater, leaving at least 12 dead with more than 50 others injured. Investigators have named 24-year-old James Holmes as the shooter.
Latest Headlines
- Theater attack prompts new Colo. mental health law
- Lawyers: Experts diagnose Holmes' mental illness
- Insanity plea by Holmes holds risks for both sides
- Survivors to wed on anniversary of Colo shootings
- Suit against Holmes' psychiatrist placed on hold
- New insanity plea may slow Colorado shooting case
- Colorado shootings suspect to enter insanity plea
- Theater shooting suspect's lawyers file arguments
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- Psychiatrist Warned Police About James Holmes
- Prosecutors to Seek Death Penalty in Aurora Shootings
- Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty in Colorado Theater Massacre
- James Holmes Offers Guilty Plea To Avoid Death Penalty
Photos
Actor Bale visits Aurora shooting memorial, hospital
Dark Knight Rises star Christian Bale and his wife paid a visit to Aurora Tuesday, stopping at a memorial to the victims of Friday's mass shooting and seeing some of the victims in an area hospital.
Red-haired Colo. shooting suspect makes first court appearance
His hair dyed orange-red and a dazed look on his face, the man accused of going on a deadly shooting rampage at the opening of the new Batman movie appeared Monday in court for the first time.
Around the Web
- James Holmes: Online ammo purchased prior to Aurora shooting (+video)
- James Holmes' insanity-plea challenges to be heard in court
- James Holmes Returns To Court
- Colorado shooting suspect James Holmes' gun sales released
- James Holmes' lawyers to challenge insanity defence law
- Holmes: Online Ammo Purchase Preceded Massacre
- James Holmes received six deliveries from online ammo vendor, new documents show
- Judge in James Holmes case unseals documents on gun sales
- Investigators searched Holmes' bank records, iPod
- Lawyers in Colorado shooting case to challenge insanity defense law
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