aurora theater trial
- Number reaches $4.5 million — and that doesn't begin to count defense attorney salaries and some expenses still to be released by prosecutorsGraphic by Lo Snelgrove/CU News CorpsNo one knows exactly how much taxpayer money was spent on the Aurora
- Why we don't know how he spends taxpayer dollars and what it's like to defend bad guys like the Planned Parenthood shooterColorado Public Defender Doug WilsonThis CU News Corps story ran in the Colorado Independent.Colorado Public Defender Doug
- On the eve of the Aurora theater gunman’s formal sentencing, we have a conversation with the District Attorney who prosecuted the case for seven months. George Brauchler sat down with CU News Corps’ Carol McKinley to explain what’s ahead. This
- James Holmes was sentenced to life in prison despite killing more people than the three African American men, on Colorado’s death row, combined. Now, many are asking, does race affect who gets death?James Holmes killed more people during his movie
- 1. George Brauchler pacing like a prize fighter before his closing remarks, looking over at the crowded victims’ families side.2. James Holmes, who had his head on his hands during jury instructions while the jury is out, is now staring straight
- Theater killer will spend his life in prison without parole.CENTENNIAL, Colo. —James Holmes will spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole.The 12-member jury was unable to reach the unanimous decision required for the
- Blood and horror. Senseless violence. Public death. Not many people would disagree that mass killings are awful occurrences.But some people benefit from them.Friday afternoon, Aurora theater shooter James Holmes was sentenced to life in prison
- Killer's fate could be decided as early as FridayCENTENNIAL, Colo. — After more than 60 days in court, the Aurora theater shooting is over. No more closing arguments, no more phases. Only the deliberations remain. In hours or days, the world
- [video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lUfLM_1W9k]Wednesday, the prosecution wrapped up its victim impact section of the penalty phase with testimony from arguably the persons who suffered the most tragic loss in the theater shooting: Veronica
- Theater shooting survivor Josh Nowlan says though he is very religious, he’s not opposed to the gunman receiving death in this case. “On to the next phase,” he said Monday.By Kelsey Ray CU News CorpsCENTENNIAL, Colo. — James Holmes is still