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Speaker 2: A Wall Street line, shackle change, Oh weesome, gird it's

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calling my name. There is no mercy and it's been

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a tentery juice as the huge stream game Rango three,

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Come here by me or die inside these walls, inside

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the wild.

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Speaker 1: And when the girls I.

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Speaker 3: Hey everyone, and welcome back to Bloody and Gola. I'm

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Jim Chapman and I am back with another Fifty Shades

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of Evil series episode, and this time we are going

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to go to Colorado when on June twelfth of twenty twelve,

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a twenty four year old mail by the name of

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James Holmes entered a midnight movie screening of Batman The

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Dark Night and he was armed with an AR fifteen,

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a one hundred round magazine, as well as a twelve

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gage shotgun and a Glock forty caliber pistol. He killed

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twelve people, injured seventy others. And when you talk about evil,

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this guy embodies it. So today we are going to

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talk about what led up to this shooting, what became

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of James Holmes, and we're going to go to the

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state of Colorado to do it and tell you the

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story of the Colorado Theater shooter and for James Holmes,

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it all started in nineteen eighty seven, but it was

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not in Colorado. It was in San Diego, California, where

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he was born to parents, Robert and Arlene Holmes. And look,

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his parents were very smart, educated professionals. His dad was

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a mathematician and his mom was a registered nurse, and

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they were super smart people, very affluent. And although he

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was born in San Diego, he was actually raised until

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the age of twelve about seven hours no of there,

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in what's known as Castorville, California. However, at the age

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of twelve, that family moves back to San Diego, and

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by this time James had a younger sister who was

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two years younger than himself. Now, up to this point,

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he appeared to have a pretty normal childhood. His family

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took vacations, they had fun together, but it was not

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completely without its challenges. When James was just eight years old,

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his parents sent him to a psychiatrist because he had

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hit his sister. Now it could have been one of

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those sibling rivalry things that maybe his parents overreacted, or

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maybe they knew something was a little bit off with James.

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But outside of that, everything up until this point appeared typical,

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though he was a very shy kid when he was

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very young. Now, one thing that was a parent was

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that he he was smart, gifted. Even so, James and

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his family they moved back to the San Diego area,

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and James took this pretty hard, felt like he was

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leaving his friends, and he was so upset about this,

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in fact, that on that seven hour drive back to

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San Diego, he attempts to cut his own rest with

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a piece of cardboard, which really it was no big deal,

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just barely broke the skin. And his parents kind of

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looked at this as possibly some sort of reaction to

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that move and something to seek a little bit of attention.

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But this is the timeframe where James would say later

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after his arrest to a psychiatrist that he felt he

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was starting to become mentally ill. Now by the time

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he was a teenager. His parents they tried to get

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him out. They were good people. They went to several

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different places to see psychiatrists. But the issue with James was,

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although it just appeared something wasn't right, it wasn't the

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warning signs that you would see where you would say,

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oh my gosh, this guy needs help right now. Just

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not huge things that would stand out. He just seemed

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kind of disconnected, if you will, from the rest of

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his family. Now, despite all this, he had a pretty

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typical social life. He had a few friends, He played soccer,

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he ran cross country, and in two thousand and six

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he would graduate from high school with honors. Now, although

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he would say he was never bullied during his high

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school years, he would say later that he would overhear

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people talking about him from time to time and that

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they would say he was strange and just different. He said,

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when this would happen, he would picture violent images in

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his head. When he was asked about this, he said,

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images like a saw going through whoever happened to be

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saying these things about him. Now, that I would say

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is quite the warning sign, right, but he would keep

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that to himself. So, as I said, he graduates from

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high school with honors. He attends the University of California

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at Riverside, and he graduates from the University of California

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at Riverside in twenty ten with a three point nine

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to six GPA in neuroscience. Now, he would say later

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that he chose neuroscience because he knew that he had

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something wrong mentally and that he wanted to learn how

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to fix his brain. Now, after college, he toiled around

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with a few jobs and then decided he wanted to

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go back to college to pursue a PhD in neuroscience.

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people he would work with if these odd jobs he

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had worked at like a factory at one point in

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some other places, they said he was very antisocial. He

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would stay to himself a lot of the times, and

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this would gradually get worse and worse for James as

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we go along. So James applied to several schools to

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seek this PhD and he ends up picking Aurora, Colorado

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in the University of Colorado in which to get his PhD.

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although they would eventually break up because she would say

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she didn't want to have a long term relationship. And

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although he didn't verbalize the fact that this crushed him

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at the time, it crushed him and his mental state

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was going down at this point, so it was a

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blow that he didn't know how to deal with or

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didn't have the tools to deal with at that time. Now,

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they did continue to see each other, and I guess

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up relationship, but they were not boyfriend and girlfriend, and

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he had said later on in interviews that he was

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absolutely in love with this girl. Now, it was during

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this time that also his anxiety would get really bad

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around almost everyone, so bad in fact, that while he

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was in school he would go see a psychiatrist himself. Now,

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she takes this appointment with James, and they have a

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couple of sessions together, and she picks up that there

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was a lot messed up underneath the surface with this kid,

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so much so that she reaches out to a colleague

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because she started to think this is beyond how I

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can help him. So she emails this colleague and I'm

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going to read you that quick email. This is from

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psychiatrist Margaret Wroth to psychiatrist Lynn Fenton, and it was

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emailed March nineteenth of twenty twelve. She said, I saw

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a student late Friday who I would hope you would

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be able to see as soon as possible. He is

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the most anxious guy I have seen and has symptoms

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of OCD. But most concerning is that he has thoughts

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of killing people. Though I do not think he is dangerous.

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he was experiencing, as I might have to report him.

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The reason I think might be best for you to

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see him, as I think it might be best to

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keep him in our system, and she means in the

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school system. What do you think about that? I am

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leaving right now to go get some work done on

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my car. Should be back about noon or twelve thirty.

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issues are really surfacing to wear James, not that he

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was attempting to hide them from other people, but he

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was certainly attempting to hide them from the public. He

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she does agree to work with James, and this is

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in late March of twenty twelve. And throughout these sessions

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he would mention that he's having or was having homicidal thoughts,

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and he would say these homicidal thoughts increased to about

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three or four per day. He would start to express

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hatred for people, and the doctor would note that he

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was having increased psychotic thinking levels. She would prescribe zoloft

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in Clonzipam for him. And what the doctor did not

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know during these sessions is that toward the end of

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their sessions, James started purchasing firearms. On May twenty second

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of twenty twelve, he actually purchased his first weapon, a

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glock pistol a week later, on May twenty eighth, a shotgun.

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He was already planning something, but he wouldn't disclose that

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to his psychiatrist now. Just prior to his last session,

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on June seventh of twenty twelve, he purchases an AR

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fifteen rifle, six thousand rounds of AMMO, a drum magazine,

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and this drum magazine would increase the round capacity of

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that rifle from thirty rounds in the regular magazine to

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one hundred rounds. So it was on June eleventh that

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Holmes goes in for a session and he tells doctor

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Fenton that he failed a major oral exam and he

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quit school on the spot. And not only that, he

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also said he was quitting his therapy and she was

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like why, and he said that he had lost his

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student status, which also means that he would lose his

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insurance due to not being a student anymore. So when

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you're on your parents' insurance. You have to be a

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student in college when you were the age of James Holmes. Well,

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if he drops out of school, then he's not going

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to be covered under that policy. And he said he

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could not afford the four hundred dollars monthly fee that

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she would be charging him. Now, doctor Fenton, she was

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very concerned about this. Obviously, she sensed a lot wrong

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with this kid, and she offered him free sessions. Hey,

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we're not going to charge you anything, but he declined

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those free sessions. And it's at this point you could

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will with doctor Finton. So on this day they did

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have one final session and James was described by the

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doctor as very belligerent during this session. The session was

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very short and it was very tense, and he walks

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and doctor Finton would be so concerned about this she

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would actually contact James's mother out of concern for him

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leaving therapy, as well as campus police. Now in his

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mother's case, his mother would testify at the trial and

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say the doctor never mentioned me, meaning doctor Finton, that

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James had threatened or had mentioned that he had these

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thoughts of killing other people. She said, had doctor Finton

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mention this, I would have done everything I could to

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pick him up that day. But the doctor never told

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her that. The only thing she mentioned that I was

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able to locate was that he was quitting his therapy

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and she was concerned about it. But she did contact

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campus police as well the doctor, doctor Finton, and they

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deactivated his student ID cards. So he had one of

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those student ID cards where he could swipe in and

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out of buildings, and doctor Fenton was concerned he was

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going to come do something to her, so they'd deactivated

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his ability to be able to get into buildings. They

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also ran his criminal record, but the issue was James

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Holmes didn't have any criminal record, So once they did that,

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they just kind of put the file to the side.

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not really our problem. We're campus police, and that was

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where that stopped. Now. When doctor Finton took the stand

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in the trial for this case, she did testify that

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she did not alert James's mother nor the police that

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he had made threats or exhibited any desires to kill anyone,

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even though he told her he had this secret desire

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to kill people. She testified in court it was due

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to his lack of revealing any specific place, land or intent.

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these thoughts, that's kind of intent to me. But I

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guess what she was saying was he didn't sit down

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with her and say, Okay, I plan to go to

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Speaker 4: For example, Jim, did you see what happened in Texas today?

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Speaker 3: Wait before you tell me that, let me tell you

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what happened in New York.

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Speaker 4: It cannot be as crazy as the case I told

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you about yesterday in Louisiana.

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Speaker 3: You know what, we should do a podcast about it.

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Speaker 4: And with that we did. Crime War Weekly covers the

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crime news headlines that have dominated the week.

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Speaker 3: Simply by searching Crime War Weekly or clicking the link

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in the description of this podcast. Now, because we are

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on the subject of doctor finton I want to go

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ahead and mention this. The day before this twisted individual

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decided he wanted to go kill a bunch of innocent people,

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James Holmes mails an entire notebook, a manifesto, if you will,

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to the attention of doctor Finton. Now, inside of this notebook,

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which was fifty six pages, it was front and back,

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Every plan you could imagine in what I'm going to

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notebook contain? Well, I'll cover some of the ramblings, if

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you will, that were inside of this notebook. There were

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some philosophical ramblings. So basically this notebook opens with big

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handwritten questions that read like a torment in philosophy student,

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if you will, a journal of some sort, things like

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what is the meaning of life? What is the meaning

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of death? Can a person have both no value and

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be ultimately good and or ultimately evil in value? These

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were questions that were written inside this notebook. He had

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wrote the word why two hundred and forty seven times

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across eight pages, just the word why. He also had

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some pretty cryptic lines in there, including the mind is

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a prison of uncertainty. He had another one that said,

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to all problems death death multiplying both sides of an

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equation by zero. When mankind can't find truth, untruth is

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converted to truth via violence. I mean, just some weird shit.

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Another one said, the reason why life should exist is

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as arbitrary as the reason why it shouldn't. Life shouldn't exist.

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And these sections of the notebook were filled with like

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stick figured doodles, symbols, They had fragmented sentences. They were

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just very bizarre scribblings all over these pages. Now prominent

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section of that notebook was labeled self diagnosis of a

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Broken Mind, and Holmes list possible conditions that he had

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kind of self diagnosed himself with, including schizophrenia, adjustment disorder,

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restless leg syndrome, and other vague entries that he had

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In there. He wrote in length about trying to rehabilitate

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the broken mind through neuroscience, but he said he concluded

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his soul must be eviscerated to fix it. He described

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a decade long obsession to kill in a long standing

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hatred of mankind. He called people sheeple, and he also

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listed alternatives to death, and he put ignore the problem.

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He talked about the obsession to kill, and he said

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he considered nuclear or biological bombs, serial killings, and other

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mass murder casualty methods before checking mass murder slash spree

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as the winner, if you will, the one that he

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had chose to do. He had a notation that said

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maximum casualties easily perform with firearms, although prontive in nature,

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no fear of consequences being caught is ninety nine percent certain.

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Then under that he had venue options airport, and then

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he had notes underneath that that said substantial security too

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much of a terrorist history. Terrorism isn't the message. The

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message is there is no message. Then he had national

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force and he put rejected too personal and yields too

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few kills. And then lastly he had movie theater, which

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is obviously what he chose, and he put what better

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place to case than that of an inconspicuous entertainment facility.

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Then underneath that it said case the place. And he

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was in this section detailing all this research he did

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on what he was going to commit, and it said

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south side of theater optimal fifteen screens theater ten and

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twelve were circled as best targets in complex and then

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he marked the best parking spot for his car. He

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had victim clustering notes in there, saying many initial persons

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packed into a single area. He even had mapped out

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an escape route. He had even put in the response

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time estimated by police, which he had three minutes as

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the estimated response time. He would have stick figure victims

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drew in this notebook he had theaters with and he

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would have notes like too many exits. He would have

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notes like reminders to practice shooting at the range, and

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he even listed the weapons and the ammunition that he

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had already acquired. So it goes without saying that at

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this point James Holmes is completely off the rails, and

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on July nineteenth of twenty twelve, he makes his final preparations.

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He photographed his ballistic gear, if you will, including a

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gas mask, two tear gas canisters, a bulletproof vest, a shotgun,

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an AR fifteen, a glock pistol, as well as a

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ton of ammo. He lays all this stuff out on

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his bed and he takes a picture as if he

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were freaking proud of what he was about to do,

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and he wanted to memorialize this moment. This was at

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five seventeen that day, at six point twenty two pm,

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he takes a selfie and at this point he had

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dyed his hair orange and he had twisted the front

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of his hair to look like two horns coming out

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of his head Satanic style. Right. He then goes about

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the task of wiring his apartment home alone style, but

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with real weapons. I'm talking trip wires that would set

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off homemade bombs, et cetera. Just prior to walking out

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the door, he does one more thing. He sets his

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computer to blast techno music thirty minutes after he leaves

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the house. Now, this is designed by plan in the

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mind of James Holmes. He actually wanted to lure police

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to his apartment and all those explosives that he had

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set inside would go off as soon as they walked

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in the door. And then at eleven thirty pm, James

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Holmes arise at the Century sixteen movie theater. Now he

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had three tickets to Batman the Dark Knight Rises and

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it was showing in two theaters, most popular movie of

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the summer, and this was like opening night for it.

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In the theaters it was showing him were Theater eight

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in Theater nine. Now, he had done a ton of

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research on these two particular theaters, and in the end

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he chose Theater nine to the ability to handcuff one

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side of the double doors shut. However, the tickets to

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theater nine were sold out. He tried three times to

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get theater nine tickets, and he kept getting Theater eight,

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thus the three tickets. And I want to explain that

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real quick. He was buying these tickets online and it

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wouldn't let you choose the theater. It was such a

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popular movie. And this was twenty twelve, it's not today,

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so you could choose tickets, but it would just automatically

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give you what's available. And because Theater nine was sold out,

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he just couldn't get tickets. He tried three times. So

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at eleven fifty five he goes inside of that theater

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and at twelve oh three am he's captured by surveillance

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cameras walking past concessions into Theater nine. And the way

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he explained this later on was even though he had

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tickets to Theater eight, the concession stand was actually located

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on Theater nine side. So he just went there and

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mingled around that concession stand for a minute, and then

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he went into Theater nine, because they only checked your

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tickets at the front of the entire complex, not when

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you get inside. So as he goes in Theater nine,

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he spots an empty seat on the front row, and

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he sits down for a few minutes, and the previews start,

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and as they're playing, he gets up out of his seats. Now,

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witnesses would say later that he appeared like he was

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taking a phone call. Now we now know that this

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is fake, that he made this up. He just kind

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of picked up his phone, put it up to his

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ear as if he was getting a call, and started

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pacing out of the theater. It's part of the plan.

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He then goes to the left side of the theater,

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where it's like a cubby. No one else can see you.

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And I want you to picture this. One side of

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that hallway that cubby led to the lobby of the theater,

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and the other side is an emergency exit, and he

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goes out of that emergency exit and right in front

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of it. Because he had planned all this out, his

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car is part so as he's walking out that door,

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he props it open just slightly with a tablecloth holder,

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and that was obviously, so it would not shut and

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lock behind him. Now, this is about twenty minutes into

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the movie. Upon entering his car home, start changing into

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that ballistic gear that he had photographed on that bed right,

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a helmet, a gas mask, bulletproof vest, even bulletproof growing guards,

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and leggings. He armed himself with all three guns the

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hour or fifteen, the shotgun and the pistol. Now about

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midway through changing in his cramped car, two employees actually

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walk right by him to throw some trash out, But

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James Holmes was well concealed. He had dark tinted windows

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for his vehicle, and he had taken a sunshade and

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he had placed that across the front windshield, even though

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it was after midnight. And he would say later to

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a psychiatrist that had they saw him, he would have

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killed them. And he actually had his pistol trained on

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them the entire time they were out there. Now, once

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they went back inside, he completed putting on his gear,

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and he did one final thing before he exited that car.

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He actually dials and he calls a crisis hotline. Now,

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James would say later he called in the hopes someone

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could talk him out of what he was about to do.

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He claimed no one answered, that he never heard anything.

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He held the phone to his ear for nine seconds

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and then just hung up. However, records indicates someone did

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answer and that he hung up on that person. At

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that point, he places in his earbuds and he turns

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up techno music full blast, and he exits his vehicle. Now,

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as soon as he steps out, he drops one of

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the two tear gas canisters he had. Now, at this point,

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he's geared up to the max. He can barely see

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due to the gas mask he had on, and it

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actually had scratches on it, so it really affected his vision.

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So he kind of panics for a second. He hardly

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looks around for this rolling tear gas canister of all things,

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but he can't find it. He then proceeds back to

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the emergency exit that he went out of, and there's

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a little corner there where nobody can see you, and

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he kind of stands there for about thirty seconds, almost

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like he was debating do I really want to do

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this or not? Well, he decides to do it, and

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at twelve thirty eight am he re enters that building

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through the emergency exit into the theater. Now as soon

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as he steps back in that theater, he throws the

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tear gas canister that he didn't lose into the crowd

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in this place is freaking packed to the gills. Every

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seat is taken in this four hundred seat theater by

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this point. Now, many people saw this canister flying over

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the crowd, and it had smoke coming out of it

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at that point, but they assumed this was some sort

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of teenage prank. I mean, you got this guy standing there,

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he's geared up as if he's going to war, and

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he's got orange hair, and he throws something in the

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air with smoke coming behind it. I don't think anyone

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would automatically assume it was as serious as it actually was.

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They assumed it was like fireworks or a smoke bomb

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of some sort. But that thought left everyone's mind in

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there within just a few seconds, when Holmes opens fire

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with that shotgun, he fires off all six shells that

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were loaded in that shotgun in rapid succession. Then as

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quickly as you could think, he switches to that AR fifteen,

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which was loaded with one hundred rounds, and he quickly

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fires off sixty five rounds before the gun suddenly jams. Now,

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during this time, it is absolute chaos in that theater.

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People are screaming, they're trampling over one another, trying to run.

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Someone at some point trips a fire alarm, and with

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the AR fifteen jammed, Holmes calmly retreats to the right

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side of that theater hallway that leads out to the theater,

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where he is just out of the line of sight

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of those inside. And at this point a family of

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three they see this as an opportunity. They think maybe

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he left and they wanted to get the hell out

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of there, so they make a run for it, thinking

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that Holmes went out the emergency exit, and they turn

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in the hallway to go run to the theater lobby,

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and they run right into James Holmes. Now at this

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point he's working on that AR fifteen, trying to get

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it unjammed, but he has his forty caliber pistol in

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his hand and he fires off three shots, hitting all

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three people. They are all shot, but they managed to

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escape past him. Now, at this point, literally hundreds of

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calls are placed into nine one one, And initially I

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was going to play a few of those calls for you. However,

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these are so disturbing. I just decided not to. If

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you want to hear him, a simple Google search will

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pull up some nine one one calls and you can

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listen to him. But it was just too disturbing. I

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didn't want to put it out there. Now, the shooting

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itself only lasted one to two minutes. It was that quick.

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Police arrived just ninety seconds after the first nine to

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one one call. But in this short amount of time

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the damaged homes managed to inflect was staggering. He fired

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off seventy six shots total from those three weapons. Twelve

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people were killed, including a six year old girl. Now,

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several of these people died while shielding other people from

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the bullets. Seventy people were injured. Fifty eight of those

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were injured as a result of direct gunfire. Another twelve

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were injured as a result of the tear gas or

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being trampled on. Out of that theater. Now, after the

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shooting stopped, James Holmes simply strolled back out of that

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emergency exited where two police officers walked right by him.

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They assumed he was police due to being geared up

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in all this ballistics gear. He walks to his car.

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He lays his weapons inside and he raises his arms

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in a surrender position in the air. Police took note

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of this, realized this is the fucking guy, and they

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place him into custody. Now. Once in custody, shockingly and

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thank god, he did tell police his apartment was wired

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with explosives, which, due to the use of robots and

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some other means, it took police over twenty four hours

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to even make entry into his apartment. They also found

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in this car tire tax to pop tires, as well

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as a first aid kit, alerting police that he had

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planned on a police chase and he was going to

487
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toss his tire tax out and he had a first aid.

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He's a kid. I guess if he gotten a wreck

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or something, he could doctor himself back up. So they

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bring him into the interrogation room and they bag his hands,

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and the reason that they do this is to secure

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any GSR residue, gunshot residue that he may have on

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his hands. And you can tell during this point the

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cops they were doing everything they could not kill this guy,

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and understandably so, I mean, you can tell they got

496
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a ton of disdain for this clown. As they are

497
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bagging his hands. So this punk is sitting there with

498
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these bags on his hands, and what do you think

499
00:34:38,599 --> 00:34:42,239
he's doing? He starts doing hand puppets back and forth

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with the bags. Talk about someone that doesn't realize the

501
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evil of what he just did. Now, they did attempt

502
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to interrogate him. However, as soon as they read him

503
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his rights in the interrogation room, he invokes his right

504
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to remain silent. He basically said, I an attorney, and

505
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I want a quarter pointed attorney. It requests a lawyer.

506
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And at that point you got to stop questioning or

507
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whatever he says is inadmissible in court. So police stopped him.

508
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He got his lawyer. Eventually this goes to trial and

509
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in the end he has found guilty and he is

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sentenced to twelve life sentences plus three thousand, three hundred

511
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and eighteen years in prison. And it wrapped up quickly

512
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for a case of this size. That was in twenty

513
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twelve that he actually got convicted. Now, in that trial,

514
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key evidence, just a quick sypnosis of that. They had

515
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survivor testimony, they had videos, they had that notebook that

516
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I told you about. Obviously a ton of psychiatric exam evidence,

517
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and you may wonder why no death penalty in this case,

518
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And according to jurors statements after the trial, they failed

519
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to unanimously agree on the death penalty due to his

520
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documented mental illness. Whether you agree with that or not,

521
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that was the case there and why he didn't get

522
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the death penalty. Now, after his trial, he's in jail forever. Right.

523
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He's initially held in Colorado's state facilities, and in twenty

524
00:36:23,199 --> 00:36:27,000
fifteen he gets assaulted by another inmate, and so at

525
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that point they move him. They transfer him to federal custody,

526
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and he gets housed at USB United States Prison Allenwood

527
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in Pennsylvania, and he was housed in what's not as

528
00:36:39,519 --> 00:36:46,199
protective isolation due to his obvious notoriety. Look, people will

529
00:36:46,239 --> 00:36:49,599
get major points if they kill that guy other prisoners,

530
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so that's why he's housed there. He spends twenty three

531
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hours per day confined to his cell. He has no

532
00:36:57,320 --> 00:37:01,920
contact with other inmates and has it he has refused

533
00:37:02,079 --> 00:37:05,679
any sort of visits, even from his own family. And

534
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you know what, it's my opinion that he deserves every

535
00:37:09,239 --> 00:37:13,360
single thing that he has gotten. This is one of

536
00:37:13,400 --> 00:37:20,199
the most horrific individuals that I have covered yet. And

537
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he deserves every bit of sitting in that cell twenty

538
00:37:24,280 --> 00:37:28,440
three hours a day. In my opinion. Of course, families

539
00:37:28,480 --> 00:37:32,519
were affected by this over you know, hundreds of thousands,

540
00:37:32,559 --> 00:37:36,679
the whole community of Colorado was affected by this horrific shooting.

541
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My thoughts, prayers, hearts go out to all of the victims,

542
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all of the victim's family, friends, and everybody in the

543
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Colorado community that was affected. What a horrific, senseless, fucking,

544
00:37:49,960 --> 00:37:56,960
senseless tragedy taking place in twenty twelve in Colorado. But

545
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there you have it. That is fifty shades of the

546
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Evil Colorado. I want to thank everybody for listening. Check

547
00:38:04,039 --> 00:38:07,239
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548
00:38:07,679 --> 00:38:12,920
Patreon dot com slash Bloody and Gola podcast. And this

549
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will be the last episode you hear before Easter, so

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I want to wish everyone out there a happy Easter

551
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with family and friends. And if you're in South Louisiana,

552
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wet crawfish for Easter. So I'm looking forward to that.

553
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Until next time for Bloody and Gola, I'm your host,

554
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Jim Chapman, much love.

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Speaker 2: Wall Street, Line, shackle Chain, It's calling by name. There

556
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is no mercy and it's been a tentery, Jess, as

557
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the hillstream game rangold the three.

558
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Speaker 1: I'm in by mere to die inside these walls, inside

559
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the wise, And when these I know it's oldbody, anglebody angle,

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Pa and Bud