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One of the alternate jurors came to the capital murder theater shooting trial wearing a t-shirt with a picture of a person in an electric chair on the back of it. Though Juror #983 is an alternate and isn’t usually in the courtroom, luck would have

Judge slaps ban on Newsweek and reporter who ID'd juror in a tweet.

Judge slaps ban on Newsweek and reporter who ID'd juror in a tweet.Twitter is like that popular girl  you didn’t trust but you made friends with anyway.  Her friendship got you a place at the cool cafeteria table, but one bad move and you

Aurora theater shooting victims walk toward the front doors of the Arapahoe County Justice Center, where the shooter is on trial.Last week’s 165 guilty verdicts – including 24 counts of first-degree murder – against James Holmes distinguish the

Killer's attorneys tasked with showing human side of murderer There were only three of us journalists in the courtroom today, so we sat in the front row like the public watchdogs we are: the Denver Post’s John Ingold, Julie Gauthier of CBS, and

CENTENNIAL, Colo. — Thursday’s guilty verdicts — 165 in all against James Holmes, including 24 counts of first-degree murder — marked only the beginning in the what could be most taxing phase of the Aurora theater shooting trial for jurors:

James Holmes has been found guilty on all 24 counts of first-degree murder and another 141 felony counts. CU News Corps will continue to follow this news and have stories later today.CU News Corps reporters have been at every day of the trial, and

[video:https://vimeo.com/133728877]CENTENNIAL, Colo. — Aurora theater shooter James Holmes could be sentenced to death in the coming months after Holmes was found guilty on 165 charges Thursday afternoon in Arapahoe County District Court.Jurors

“Count one, Jonathan Blunk. Count two, Alexander Boik. Count three, Jesse Childress. Count four, Gordon Cowden. Count five, Jessica Ghawi. Count six, John Larimer. Count seven, Matthew McQuinn. Count eight, Micayla Medek. Count nine, Veronica Moser-

After 11 weeks, closing arguments in the trial of Aurora, Colorado, theater shooter James Holmes are scheduled to start Tuesday, and the jury is expected to start deliberations on Wednesday. He has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity (NGRI). If