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Evangelical radio host blames Colorado shooting on ‘the liberals’ way’
The director of issues analysis of a conservative fundamentalist Christian organization on Monday blamed the massacre that left at least 12 dead in Aurora, Colorado on “the liberals’ way” of teaching evolution in schools instead of prayer and the Ten Commandments. On his daily radio show, the American Family Associations’s…
WATCH LIVE: Attorney representing Colorado shooting suspect’s family speaks
The attorney representing the family of the shooter from a deadly incident in Colorado held a press conference on Monday. The theater shooting, in which suspect James Holmes is believed to have fired on a midnight showing of “The Dark Knight Rises,” killed 12 and injured as many as 50.…
WATCH LIVE: University of Colorado discusses shooting suspect
University of Colorado authorities held a press conference on Monday to discuss James Holmes, the suspect in Colorado’s tragic shooting who was also a student at the university. Holmes appeared in court for the first time on Monday as well. Watch live, broadcast on MSNBC on July 23. Visit msnbc.com…
Colorado shooting suspect appears in court
James Holmes, the 24-year-old alleged to have gunned down 12 people in a US cinema screening the new Batman movie, made his first appearance in a Colorado court Monday. With orange hair, Holmes sat glum-faced, his eyes repeatedly closing and opening in strange fashion, at the proceedings in Centennial, following…
Colorado shooting suspect due in court
The man accused of gunning down 12 filmgoers and injuring dozens more at a screening of the latest Batman movie in Colorado was expected to make his first court appearance Monday. James Holmes, 24, is accused of committing the massacre at a packed midnight screening of “The Dark Knight Rises”…
Obama consoles massacre victims, survivors
President Barack Obama paid emotional tribute to the victims and survivors of the Aurora cinema massacre, as the shaken US town held a tearful vigil for the 12 dead filmgoers. Obama, making a visit to the stricken Colorado town, said he shed tears with relatives of those who died as…
Alleged Aurora shooter was turned down in attempt to join gun club
WASHINGTON — The man accused of committing the Batman movie attack applied to join a private gun club a few weeks ago but his paperwork appeared suspicious and he was not approved, a report said Sunday. The owner of Lead Valley Range, in Aurora, Colorado, telephoned suspected shooter James Holmes,…
Police: Aurora theater shooting suspect in solitary, for own safety
AURORA, Colorado — The gunman who allegedly opened fire on a Batman movie screening in Colorado, killing 12 people, is being kept in solitary confiment for his own protection, police said Sunday. James Holmes, a 24-year-old graduate student, was detained shortly after the shooting early Friday at a midnight screening…
Obama to meet Aurora shooting victims, families
US President Barack Obama will visit Colorado on Sunday to meet victims of the Batman theater massacre, a day after police entered the gunman’s apartment which had been rigged with booby traps. The visit also comes after authorities revealed the names of the 12 people who died in Friday’s shootings…
Police trigger small blast at Colorado shooter’s home
Bomb experts triggered at least one small controlled explosion Saturday at the apartment of the alleged Batman gunman James Holmes, after de-activating a tripwire, witnesses said. A small boom could be heard by reporters outside the apartment block, including AFP, where police have been trying to defuse multiple devices since…
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