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• Colorado theater shooter transferred to an unknown prison; No reason stated by Officials

  Theater shooter James Holmes has been transferred to another prison. Officials won't tell the public or the families of the people he killed where or why.

• Colorado movie gunman sentenced to 12 lifetimes and 3,318 years

  Condemning movie massacre gunman James Holmes to 12 life sentences and the maximum 3,318 years in prison for his rampage in a midnight screening of a Batman film, a Colorado judge said on Wednesday that evil and mental illness are not mutually exclusive.

• Colorado movie gunman is 'monster' destined for 'hell,' victim says

  The Colorado movie massacre gunman is destined for the "darkest, most painful part of hell," a sobbing victim testified on Monday at the start of a three-day hearing after which James Holmes will be formally sentenced to life with no parole.

• Quiet victims at peace with Colorado gunman's life sentence

  When the Colorado gunman's defense lawyer rose to make her closing argument and the other families of the murder victims of James Holmes walked out of the courtroom, Scott and Kathleen Larimer stayed in their seats.

• Jurors reach verdict on life or death for Colorado movie gunman

  Jurors deciding whether gunman James Holmes should be executed for the Colorado cinema massacre reached a verdict on Friday after watching a video of the body-strewn theater recorded after he killed a dozen people at a midnight screening of a Batman film.

• Father of Colorado movie gunman pleads with jury for his life

  The father of the Colorado movie massacre gunman pleaded on Tuesday for his son's life, showing the jury photos of family vacations when he said James Holmes was "a really excellent kid" who became mentally ill and is not to blame for his July 2012 rampage.

• Colorado movie gunman's sister sobs, says she still loves him

  The younger sister of Colorado movie massacre gunman James Holmes testified at his trial for the first time on Monday, telling jurors who will decide his fate that the murders were completely out of character, and she still loves him.

• Survivors of Colorado cinema massacre describe horrors for jury

  A woman who survived Colorado's movie theater massacre found an escape route blocked by bodies, she told jurors on Tuesday in the murder trial of gunman James Holmes. And a nine-months pregnant woman slipped in blood while fleeing with her badly wounded husband.

• Sobs heard as Colorado cinema massacre trial begins

  Colorado's long-awaited cinema massacre trial began on Monday with opening statements in which jurors were asked to decide whether gunman James Holmes was insane when he killed a dozen moviegoers in 2012, or a calculating mass murderer who deserves execution.

• Jury selection to start in Colorado cinema massacre trial

  The first of some 9,000 potential jurors will report to court in Colorado on Tuesday as selection begins for the trial of James Holmes, the former neuroscience graduate student who killed 12 people in July 2012 at a midnight screening of a Batman movie.

• Judge in Colorado cinema massacre case won't delay trial again

  A judge overseeing the Colorado movie theater massacre case said on Wednesday he will not delay the trial of gunman James Holmes again, rejecting a request by the defense for more time to study the results of a second court-ordered sanity exam.

• Lawyers for accused Colorado theater gunman oppose televising trial

  Attorneys for accused Colorado theater gunman James Holmes oppose requests by news media to televise his trial, arguing the presence of cameras would jeopardize his due process rights, a court filing made public on Friday showed.

• James Holmes Trial Update: Defense Team Suppressing Information, Says Gag Order Should Stay in Theater Shooting Case

  Attorneys for Aurora suspect James Holmes are reportedly asking a judge to conceal evidence to the public about the mass shooting. His legal team has asked Judge William Sylvester to keep a gag order in place in an effort to protect Holmes' right to a fair trial, due process, and an impartial jury. According to the Denver Post there is "a great deal of information about the case that has notbeen made public and are asking a judge to keep a gag order in place.

• James Holmes Trial Update: Aurora Suspect to Face the Death Penalty? Fox News Reporter Fights to Shield Sources

  The suspect's attorneys have tried to coerce the Fox News reporter to disclose her sources for the story, and a new hire suggests that prosecutor may seek the death penalty in the case.