Verdict reached in movie theater massacre trial
James Holmes to learn his fate three years after attack at crowded movie premiere that killed 12 people
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James Holmes to learn his fate three years after attack at crowded movie premiere that killed 12 people
Jurors shown photos of 12 victims before starting to deliberate over whether James Holmes was legally insane when he opened fire in theater
After making their final arguments, prosecutors and defense lawyers left the fate of James Holmes up to jurors
James Holmes' defense argues he was legally insane when he carried out the deadly 2012 attack at a movie theater in Aurora, Colorado
Just before his trial began the parents of Colorado theater shooting suspect James Holmes begged for him to be spared the death penalty
Psychologist testified that Holmes' IQ score was above average when he first examined him, but went down after two years in jail
Colorado theater shooter's attorneys will attempt to convince jury Holmes was legally insane when he killed 12, wounded 70 others in 2012 attack
Colorado woman who lost 6-year-old daughter and unborn child -- and was left paralyzed -- is final witness for prosecution in movie theater massacre trial
Defense argued forcefully to limit testimony from Ashley Moser, whose 6-year-old daughter was among the slain, because it would be too heart-wrenching
Despite complaining of having homicidal thoughts, James Holmes never showed any plans to carry them out, his psychiatrist testified
Gargi Datta says she and James Holmes broke up in February 2012 but continued to hang out as "friends with benefits"
Former girlfriend testifies she broke up with James Holmes months before he killed 12 people and injured 70 at Colorado movie theater
Judge's decision to dismiss 3 jurors from theater shooting trial demonstrates difficulties of protecting jury from vast media coverage
Another psychiatrist who interviewed James Holmes after the 2012 theater massacre said that he knew right from wrong
Defense attorneys hope to convince jurors that James Holmes was insane during 2012 Colorado movie theater shooting that left 12 people dead
In an interview with a pschiatrist, James Holmes described his step-by-step process at carrying out the 2012 theatre massacre
In video played for jurors, James Holmes says he repeatedly asked Dr. Lynn Fenton if she was going to have police detain him
In a videotaped conversation with a psychiatrist, James Holmes said he believes he increased his self-worth by committing the shootings
In taped interview, Holmes told psychiatrist that six months before deadly movie theater attack, "My mind was kind of falling apart"
In videotaped interview with psychiatrist, Holmes admitted he has "regrets" about deadly 2012 shooting at movie theater
Prosecutors say the writings of James Holmes in a notebook are evidence of his plot to kill; Holmes' defense says it demonstrates his insanity
At his murder trial, jurors see the notebook James Holmes kept before the July 2012 attack that killed 12 people and injured 70
Coroner testifies at trial of James Holmes, accused of killing 12 people in shooting rampage at suburban Denver movie theater in 2012
Testimony in Aurora movie massacre trial includes dazed comments from admitted shooter James Holmes
Police officers who arrested James Holmes drove him past badly injured victims being treated after movie theater massacre