Police: 12 dead in Colorado theater shooting

The Troll Doll wrote:

According to an Aurora cop who was there the Fire Department never did allow the ambulances to come to the scene. The police had to load the victims in their cars and drive them up the hill to the ambulances. When they ran out of ambulances they drove the victims to the hospitals in the police cars. This makes me sick. The fire chief needs to be fired and sued for everything he owns.

karlVII wrote:

Just drove by the citizen erected memorial and there must have been thousands and thousands of flowers and candles along with the 12 white crosses and one HUGE wooden cross all placed by ordinary compassionate citizens. And I would venture to guess approximately 200-250 people gathered and milling around mourning our hurt community and Family's of those lost.
I think the City of Aurora should make make that field directly across Sable Blvd. from the Theater into a big memorial park.

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SunT wrote:

My, my, my! ANOTHER troll suffering from an inferiority complex who finds it necessary to resort to name calling and cyber-bullying when others don't share his opinion. What a sad life you must lead. Have a wonderful day!

The Troll Doll wrote:

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It wasn't on the news. I heard it straight from the cops mouth who was there. He was pretty upset. I wish it was on the news but I'm sure they've all been instructed not to talk to the media.

The Troll Doll wrote:

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It wasn't on the news. I heard it straight from the cops mouth who was there. He was pretty upset. I wish it was on the news but I'm sure they've all been instructed not to talk to the media.

DoodleO wrote:

With all the information coming out now, I am left wondering how many victims inside the theater could have been saved? Every time I try to put together a timeline of the event and response, I read another article with different details concerning times. Has anyone put this together (or can anyone point me to an article that helps explain it)?
Sadly, our media coverage (in Texas) has dwindled to an occasional report on the shooter. Honestly, I could care less about him, his family or their "excuses" for why he did what he did. The focus should be on the lives of the innocent victims and the help their families need. My heart breaks for them.

The Old Cold Warrior wrote:

Sorry, Sikh shooting is a better, if not more gory, story because at last we can whine about a sought-after white-supremacist racist hate crime! Still, we feel dejection and dejection upon the reflection that there is still no Tea Party connection. Rats! Bad news for Dimuhcrats!

Knock off purse seller wrote:

This is why people should have guns. If someone had one they could've killed this fool and the victim list would've been a lot smaller.

Library Lover wrote:

Whine, whine, whine! Give up your guns...but I'll keep mine.

do it the right way wrote:

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Absolutely correct.
What gets me is that when they have a person like Holmes who
was caught at the theatre...had his apartment rigged to kill more
people, etc...an open and shut case... Why doesn't this country
take him out to an empty lot....have the media there, and
someone shoot him through...temple to temple with no less
than a .357 Magnum.Why waste money trying to convict people like this?
Who cares if he's mentally unstable...had a bad life as a child,
or whatever?
Shoot the bastard in the head and close the case.
We slap criminals on the hand for punishment and their
is no justice left in America.
We should get rid of the people like that..
and within a week.