Tuesday, June 4 2013 9:35 PM EDT2013-06-05 01:35:12 GMT
A judge accepted James Holmes' long-awaited plea of not guilty by reason of insanity Tuesday and ordered him to undergo a mental evaluation -- an examination that could be a decisive factor in whether the Colorado theater shooting suspect is convicted and sentenced to die.
A judge accepted James Holmes' long-awaited plea of not guilty by reason of insanity Tuesday and ordered him to undergo a mental evaluation -- an examination that could be a decisive factor in whether the Colorado theater shooting suspect is convicted and sentenced to die.
Tuesday, July 24 2012 12:05 PM EDT2012-07-24 16:05:52 GMT
With their anger and tears stirred by the sight of James Holmes in a courtroom with red hair and glassy eyes, the families of those killed in the Colorado theater massacre now must go home to plan their
With their anger and tears stirred by the sight of James Holmes in a courtroom with red hair and glassy eyes, the families of those killed in the Colorado theater massacre now must go home to plan their final goodbyes.
Monday, July 23 2012 12:48 PM EDT2012-07-23 16:48:54 GMT
President Obama Visits Aurora Survivors
President Obama was only supposed to be in Colorado for about two hours or so, but he was so caught up talking with relatives, survivors, and first responders in Aurora that his visit lasted about four hours.
Friday, July 20 2012 6:56 PM EDT2012-07-20 22:56:26 GMT
The president and CEO of Cinemark Theaters said he was "very saddened" by the deadly shootings at a Denver-area midnight showing of "The Dark Night Rises."
The president and CEO of Cinemark Theaters said he was "very saddened" by the deadly shootings at a Denver-area midnight showing of "The Dark Night Rises."
Friday, July 20 2012 6:49 PM EDT2012-07-20 22:49:58 GMT
A man wearing a gas mask and black SWAT gear killed 12 and wounded dozens more inside a crowded movie theater during a midnight showing of the new Batman movie.
A man wearing a gas mask and black SWAT gear killed 12 and wounded dozens more inside a crowded movie theater during a midnight showing of the new Batman movie.
PHILADELPHIA -
DC Comics is asking retailers to postpone sales of a Batman comic book out of respect for victims of the shooting at a theater showing "The Dark Knight Rises" in Colorado.
In an email sent to shops on Monday, DC Entertainment wrote that it had decided to postpone the release of "Batman, Incorporated" No. 3 "because the comic contains content that may be perceived as insensitive in light of recent events."
The email, a copy of which The Associated Press obtained Tuesday, did not disclose the content. The series is written by Grant Morrison and illustrated by Chris Burnham.
On Twitter, Burnham wrote that the issue would be delayed for "some grim imagery that would seem wholly inappropriate given the Aurora killings."
He also wrote that "It's not just a Batman comic with guns in it. There's a specific scene that made DC & the whole Bat-team say `Yikes.' Too close for comfort."
DC Entertainment asked sellers not to make the issue available until Aug. 22.
"Please do not make this issue available at this time. Please hold the copies," the email read.
Also delayed were digital editions of the issue.
DC Entertainment said the issue was not being held because it is a Batman title, but because of concern about the content in the issue.
The publisher's other Batman titles are not being delayed, including the 11th issue of "Batman: The Dark Knight" due out Wednesday and "Detective Comics" No. 12 next week.
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By MATT MOORE Associated Press
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