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FIRST-PERSON COMMENTARY (NO BYLINE)The defendant is now growing mutton chops – the latest in facial hair styles he’s chosen since he was incarcerated nearly 3 years ago.Should the jury live under a rock?When Tsarnaev received the death penalty

COMMENTARY - The very people that the Aurora theater shooter maimed sit just a stone’s throw away from him describing in as much detail as allowed the events of that day, the bodily wounds suffered and the long-term, physical disabilities or pain.

CENTENNIAL, Colo. — Deputy District Attorney Rich Orman threw his hands up, and his face twitched in irritation as he approached the podium to respond to the defense’s request.The fourth week of the theater shooting trial opened Monday with a

CENTENNIAL, Colo. — In the Aurora theater shooting trial, one of the only courtroom behaviors more persistent than defendant James Holmes’ eerily interminable chair swiveling is the repeated cry of “objection” from the defense.Public defenders seek

COMMENTARY, NO BYLINEThere’s a retired Army ICU nurse, a female explosions expert, and a victim’s advocate who, if she’d stayed with Aurora two more years, she’d have been counseling traumatized movie theater shooting survivors instead of sitting on

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FIRST-PERSON COMMENTARY, NO BYLINECourt exhibits: https://cunewscorps.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Exhibits-5-5-151.pdfWe’re learning more about James Holmes from previously secret documents now being made public as the trial moves along. We’ve

CENTENNIAL, Colo. — On Thursday, like most days of the Aurora theater shooting trial, the heaviest testimonies came last.The day began with Aurora Police Crime Scene Investigator Maria Pettolina on the stand once again. Pettolina, who began her

CENTENNIAL, Colo. — Wednesday’s trial proceedings showed that it’s possible to feel bored in the presence of a mass murderer.Now in its third week, the trial of James Holmes has begun to settle into a routine. Victims of the July 20, 2012, mass