Colorado Cinema Shootings: Fellow inmates plan how to kill suspect in prison

By on July 23, 2012

James Holmes

Crazed Batman cinema killer James Holmes is still acting like The Joker in prison, it was revealed last night. Holmes — who shot dead 12 people including Veronica Moser-Sullivan, six — entered jail to shouts of “kid killer”.

And some inmates at the Arapahoe Detention Centre, Colorado, are predicting HE will be killed behind bars.

Holmes, 24, first told cops he was Batman’s enemy The Joker after the massacre in Aurora, Colorado, on Friday that also left 58 people wounded.

His deranged behaviour has continued in jail with him spitting at guards.

One prison insider said of the gunman, who is under suicide watch in solitary confinement: “He hasn’t shown any remorse. He thinks he’s acting in a movie.”

Holmes’s answering machine message was also inspired by The Joker.

Glenn Rotkovich — who ran a gun range the maniac tried to join — told of his shock when he tried to ring Holmes.

He said: “His message was bizarre. He was slurring words but he didn’t sound drunk. Looking back, I think he was trying to be The Joker.”

Prisoner Wayne Medley, 24 — who was in the jail when Holmes was brought in — said: “All the inmates were talking about killing him. Everyone was looking for an opportunity. It’s all they could talk about.”

 

 

 

 

Source: UK Sun

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  • Lorriane6609

    Life will be hell for him in jail./ well deserved. Like I tell all men in jail..just don’t bend over in the jail’s shower to pick up the soap. He will be yelling ” Ooop there it is”. The bitcher deserves everything he gets.
    RIP -to the victims.

  • Olaotan

    I hope the court doesn’t sentence him to death. Life in jail picking up soap in the shower would be enough punishment…and I can predict the guards would look the other way when he is being dealt with. Nice! RIP to the victims, so sad