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Three days after Friday’s deadly assault on a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado Springs, police have arrested the likely killer, but haven’t announced any motive.

Colorado Springs Grieving over Planned Parenthood Shooting

Three days after Friday’s deadly assault on a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado Springs, police have arrested the likely killer, but haven’t announced any motive.

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"Justice is death."

DA Seeks Death Penalty in James Holmes Case

"Justice is death."

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Twelve people died last week during the premier of “Dark Knight Rising” in Aurora, Colorado, but James Holmes was charged today with 24 counts of 1st degree murder.

Aurora Shooting Suspect Charged

Twelve people died last week during the premier of “Dark Knight Rising” in Aurora, Colorado, but James Holmes was charged today with 24 counts of 1st degree murder.

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