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 Newly-released images show more than 20 bombs in the booby-trapped apartment of Aurora theater shooter James Holmes, who was sentenced last month to life behind bars. 
  
 The 27-year-old used soda bottles and wires to rig his apartment with home-made explosives and incendiaries that had to be made safe by experts with the help of a robot. 
  
 The scene inside the booby-trapped home of James Holmes. Aurora Police Department 
  
 Buildings surrounding his suburban Denver apartment had to be evacuated in the hours after the July 21, 2012 shootings in which he opened fire during a midnight screening of Batman film "The Dark Knight Rises," killing 12 people. 
  
 Holmes was formally sentenced on Aug. 27 to one life term in jail for each victim, plus 3,318 years for the attempted murder of dozens of others. He was convicted after the trial judge rejected his insanity plea. 
  
 With the trial over, prosecutors released some of the evidence including photos that showed how the apartment was to kill by exploding and catching fire. 
  
 Related: Survivors, Loved Ones Welcome James Holmes Convictions 
  
 A robot entered the apartment, but some of the devices had to be taken apart by hand. 
  
 An image from inside James Holmes' apartment. Aurora Police Department 
  
 Gary Smith, an Army veteran and explosives expert with the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives, told KUSA that his team took the task of securing Holmes' apartment in their stride. 
  
 "No, I really wasn't too scared," he said. "It doesn't surprise me to run across anything anywhere really. It's just a matter of time before something like that ends up here, kind of the way we look at it, kind of worst case scenario, you always try to think ahead." 
  
 Some of the images were taken from the robot's camera. 
  
 During the trial, it emerged that Holmes had considered killing people since he was a teenager. ||||| Newly released video shows the moment a bomb squad robot entered the apartment of Aurora, Colorado, theater gunman James Holmes, which was booby-trapped with over 20 bombs and incendiaries. 
  
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 After Holmes was apprehended behind the theater, where he opened fire three years ago during a midnight screening of the Batman film "The Dark Knight Rises," he told police about his booby-trapped apartment, according to Richard Orman, a senior deputy district attorney for the 18th Judicial District of Colorado. 
  
 Five buildings surrounding Holmes' residence were then evacuated, and a remotely controlled Adams County Bomb Squad robot was sent into Holmes' apartment early in the morning of July 21, 2012, just a few hours after the shooting, Orman told ABC News. 
  
 The Explosives and Incendiaries the Robot Found Upon Entry: 
  
 The first thing you can see in the newly released video obtained by ABC News is white powder and discolorations scattered across the apartment's floor – gun powder and gasoline and motor oil, respectively, according to a newly released, 62-page FBI report obtained by ABC News that details the explosives. 
  
 A closer look from the bomb squad's robot camera also revealed dozens of black spheres with fuses all connected to each other and to pickle jars with liquid and bullets inside of them. 
  
 Courtesy District Attorney’s Office for the 18th Judicial District of Colorado 
  
 The 16 black spheres contained smokeless powder and gasoline, while pickle jars connected to the spheres were layered with thermite, which creates high-temperature fires, in addition to bullets and napalm. 
  
 A few 2-liter soda bottles in the back of the apartment also contained more gasoline. 
  
 The Booby Traps Holmes Set Up to Trigger an Explosion: 
  
 The first booby trap was a trip-wire made of a fishing line with one end connected to the door jam and the other connected to a thermos, Orman said. The thermos had a bottle of nearly pure glycerin perched precariously on a frying pan that contained the chemical potassium permanganate. 
  
 If the glycerin had fallen in, a huge flame would've ignited, "blowing up the whole apartment," Osman said. 
  
 He added that Holmes set up a recording with 40 minutes of silence, followed by loud music in what he believed was an attempt to get someone to open the door and set off the trap wire. 
  
 Courtesy District Attorney’s Office for the 18th Judicial District of Colorado 
  
 Holmes' downstairs neighbor Kaitlyn Fonzi testified in May she was drawn to the apartment around midnight by the music, and though she knocked, no one answered so she left. 
  
 Two other booby traps involving remote-controlled pyrotechnic systems were also set up by Holmes, including a button set up inside the apartment and a remote control placed by a dumpster outside next to an RC toy car. 
  
 "We believe he hoped someone would hear the boom box, try to play with the car and use a remote control that would actually blow the whole place up," Osman said. 
  
 None of the trigger systems were ever initiated, and all the bombs were successfully disarmed. 
  
 Holmes was convicted in July on one count of the possession of incendiary devices, in addition to two counts for each of the 12 murders and 70 attempted murders he committed inside the theater. He was sentenced last month to 12 life sentences, plus 3,318 years for his crimes. |||||
– Evidence released in the wake of James Holmes' sentencing last month gives a shocking look at the deadly booby-traps the 27-year-old Aurora theater shooter had placed around his Colorado apartment. ABC News reports the apartment contained black balls filled with smokeless powder and gasoline; pickle jars containing bullets, thermite, and napalm; and soda bottles full of gasoline. A fishing line connected to the doorjamb was meant to trigger a fire by knocking a thermos of glycerin into a frying pan of potassium permanganate. Holmes left loud music playing, which drew a neighbor to the door. Fortunately, she didn't open it. He also placed a remote detonator next to an RC car near the building's dumpster in the hopes someone would play with it and blow up the apartment. "It doesn't surprise me to run across anything anywhere really," Army veteran and ATF explosives expert Gary Smith, who led the team that disarmed Holmes' apartment in the hours following his arrest, tells NBC News. "It's just a matter of time before something like that ends up here [is] kind of the way we look at it, kind of worst case scenario, you always try to think ahead." A remote-control robot was sent into the apartment to disarm most the explosives, but some had to be taken apart by hand. Five neighboring buildings were evacuated while the team worked, but in the end the apartment was cleared with no fires or explosions. Holmes was sentenced to life in prison Aug. 27 after killing 12 people during a showing of The Dark Knight Rises in 2012.
Skriv en sammanfattning baserad på denna artikel: Play Facebook Twitter Google Plus Embed Meet the Man Who Demantled James Holmes Booby-Trapped Apartment 1:10 autoplay autoplay Kopiera denna kod till din hemsida eller blogg Nyutgivna bilder visar mer än 20 bomber i den booby-fällda lägenhet Aurora teater skytten James Holmes, som dömdes förra månaden till livstid bakom galler. Den 27-årige använde läskflaskor och sladdar för att rigga sin lägenhet med hemmagjorda sprängmedel och brandbomber som måste göras säkra av experter med hjälp av en robot. Scenen inne i James Holmes försåtliga hem. Aurora Police Department Buildings som omger hans förort Denver lägenhet var tvungen att evakueras inom timmarna efter 21 juli 2012 skottlossningen där han öppnade eld under en midnattsvisning av Batmanfilmen "The Dark Knight Rises", som dödade 12 personer. Holmes dömdes formellt 27 augusti till ett livstids fängelse för varje offer, plus 3 318 år för mordförsök på dussintals andra. Han dömdes efter att rättegångsdomaren avslagit hans sinnessjukdomsansökan. När rättegången var över, släppte åklagare några av bevisen inklusive bilder som visade hur lägenheten skulle döda genom att explodera och fatta eld. Relaterade: Överlevande, Älskade Välkommen James Holmes Dömanden En robot gick in i lägenheten, men en del av apparaterna måste tas isär för hand. En bild från James Holmes lägenhet. Aurora Police Department Gary Smith, en veteran från armén och expert på sprängämnen vid byrån för alkoholtobaksvapen och sprängmedel, berättade för KUSA att hans team tog sig an uppgiften att säkra Holmes lägenhet i deras framfart. »Nej, jag var verkligen inte alltför rädd», sade han. "Det förvånar mig inte att jag stöter på något någonstans egentligen. Det är bara en tidsfråga innan något sådant hamnar här, liksom hur vi ser på det, typ av värsta scenariot, man försöker alltid tänka framåt." Några av bilderna togs från robotens kamera. Under rättegången framkom det att Holmes hade övervägt att döda människor sedan han var tonåring. Nysläppt video visar när en robot kom in i Aurora, Colorado, teaterskytten James Holmes, som var försåtlig med över 20 bomber och brandmän. Intresserad av ? Lägg till som ett intresse för att hålla dig uppdaterad på de senaste nyheterna, video och analys från ABC News. Add Interest After Holmes greps bakom teatern, där han öppnade eld för tre år sedan under en midnattsvisning av Batmanfilmen "The Dark Knight Rises", berättade han för polisen om sin booby-fällda lägenhet, enligt Richard Orman, en högre vice distriktsåklagare för det 18:e justitiedistriktet i Colorado. Fem byggnader kring Holmes bostad evakuerades sedan, och en fjärrstyrd Adams County Bomb Squad-robot skickades in i Holmes lägenhet tidigt på morgonen den 21 juli 2012, bara några timmar efter skottlossningen, berättade Orman för ABC News. The Explosives and Incendiaries the Robot Found Upon Entry: Det första du kan se i den nysläppta videon som ABC News fått är vitt pulver och missfärgningar utspridda över lägenhetens golv – pistolpulver och bensin och motorolja, respektive, enligt en nyutgiven, 62-sidig FBI rapport som erhållits av ABC News som detaljer sprängämnen. En närmare titt från bombtruppens robotkamera avslöjade också dussintals svarta klot med säkringar alla kopplade till varandra och för att pickleburkar med vätska och kulor inuti dem. Genom tillmötesgående från distriktsåklagaren för det 18:e rättsliga distriktet i Colorado De 16 svarta sfärerna innehöll rökfritt pulver och bensin, medan pickleburkar kopplade till kloten var skiktade med termit, vilket skapar hög temperatur bränder, förutom kulor och napalm. Några 2-liters läskflaskor längst bak i lägenheten innehöll också mer bensin. The Booby Traps Holmes Set Up to Trigger an Explosion: Den första boobyfällan var en trip-wire gjord av en fiskelina med ena änden kopplad till dörrsylten och den andra kopplad till en termos, sade Orman. Termosen hade en flaska nästan rent glycerin som satt ovisst på en stekpanna som innehöll det kemiska kaliumpermanganatet. Om glycerinet hade fallit i, skulle en väldig låga ha antänd, "blossat upp hela lägenheten", sade Osman. Han tillade att Holmes satte upp en inspelning med 40 minuters tystnad, följd av hög musik i vad han trodde var ett försök att få någon att öppna dörren och sätta av fällan vajer. Courtesy District Attorney’s Office for the 18th Judicial District of Colorado Holmes' en trappa ner granne Kaitlyn Fonzi vittnade i maj hon drogs till lägenheten runt midnatt av musiken, och även om hon knackade, ingen svarade så hon lämnade. Två andra fällor med fjärrstyrda pyrotekniska system sattes också upp av Holmes, bland annat en knapp som satts upp inne i lägenheten och en fjärrkontroll placerad av en container utanför bredvid en RC-leksaksbil. "Vi tror att han hoppades att någon skulle höra bomboxen, försöka leka med bilen och använda en fjärrkontroll som faktiskt skulle spränga hela stället", sade Osman. Inget av avtryckarsystemen var någonsin initierat, och alla bomberna avrustades framgångsrikt. Holmes dömdes i juli på ett åtal för innehav av brandbomber, förutom två åtalspunkter för vart och ett av de 12 morden och 70 mordförsök han begått inne på teatern. Han dömdes förra månaden till 12 livstidsstraff, plus 3 318 år för sina brott. Â°°
Write a summary based on this article: Play Facebook Twitter Google Plus Embed Meet the Man Who Demandled James Holmes Booby-Trapped Apartment 1:10 autoplay autoplay Copy this code to your website or blog Newly released pictures show more than 20 bombs in the booby-trapped apartment Aurora theater shooter James Holmes, who was sentenced last month to life behind bars. The 27-year-old used soda bottles and cords to rig his apartment with homemade explosives and incendiary bombs that had to be made safe by experts using a robot. The scene inside James Holmes' devious home. The Aurora Police Department Buildings surrounding his suburb of Denver apartment had to be evacuated within the hours of the July 21, 2012 shooting where he opened fire during a midnight screening of the Batman film "The Dark Knight Rises", which killed 12 people. Holmes was formally sentenced August 27 to a life imprisonment for each victim, plus 3,318 years for attempted murder of dozens of others. He was convicted after the trial judge rejected his insanity application. When the trial was over, prosecutors released some of the evidence including footage showing how the apartment would kill by exploding and catching fire. Related: Survivor, Beloved Welcome James Holmes Sentence A robot entered the apartment, but some of the devices must be taken apart by hand. A picture from James Holmes' apartment. The Aurora Police Department Gary Smith, a veteran of the Army and expert in explosives at the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Weapons and Explosives, told KUSA that his team took on the task of securing Holmes' apartment in their rampage. "No, I really wasn't too scared," he said. "It doesn't surprise me that I'm encountering something somewhere really. It's only a matter of time before something like that ends up here, as well as how we view it, kind of the worst scenario, you always try to think ahead." Some of the pictures were taken from the robot's camera. During the trial, it emerged that Holmes had considered killing people since he was a teenager. Newly released video shows when a robot entered Aurora, Colorado, theater shooter James Holmes, who was insidious with over 20 bombs and firefighters. Interested in ? Add as an interest to keep up to date with the latest news, video and analysis from ABC News. Add Interest After Holmes was arrested behind the theatre, where he opened fire three years ago during a midnight screening of the Batman film "The Dark Knight Rises", he told police about his booby-trapped apartment, according to Richard Orman, a senior deputy district attorney for the 18th Judicial District of Colorado. Five buildings around Holmes's residence were then evacuated, and a remote-controlled Adams County Bomb Squad missile was sent into Holmes' apartment in the early morning of July 21, 2012, just a few hours after the shooting, Orman told ABC News. The Explosives and Incendiaries the Robot Found Upon Entry: The first thing you can see in the newly released video that ABC News received is white powder and discoloration scattered across the floor of the apartment – gun powder and gasoline and motor oil, respectively, according to a newly released, 62-page FBI report obtained by ABC News as details explosives. A closer look from the bomb squad's missile camera also revealed dozens of black orbs with fuses all linked to each other and to pickle cans of liquid and bullets inside them. Courtesy of the District Attorney of the 18th Judicial District of Colorado The 16 black spheres contained smokeless powder and gasoline, while pickle cans connected to the orbs were layered with termite, creating high temperature fires, except bullets and napalm. Some 2-litre soda bottles at the back of the apartment also contained more gasoline. The Booby Traps Holmes Set Up to Trigger an Explosion: The first booby trap was a trip-wire made of a fishing line with one end connected to the door jam and the other linked to a thermos, said Orman. The thermosen had a bottle of almost pure glycerin that sat uncertainly on a frying pan containing the chemical potassium permanganate. If the glycerine had fallen into, a huge flame would have ignited, "blowing up the entire apartment," Osman said. He added that Holmes set up a recording with 40 minutes of silence, followed by loud music in what he thought was an attempt to get someone to open the door and set off the trap wire. Courtesy District Attorney’s Office for the 18th Judicial District of Colorado Holmes’ downstairs neighbor Kaitlyn Fonzi testified in May she was drawn to the apartment around midnight by the music, and although she knocked, no one responded so she left. Two other traps with remotely controlled pyrotechnic systems were also set up by Holmes, including a button set up inside the apartment and a remote control placed by a container outside a RC toy car. "We think he hoped someone would hear the bombox, try to play with the car and use a remote control that would actually blow up the whole place," Osman said. None of the trigger systems were ever initiated, and all the bombs were successfully disarmed. Holmes was convicted in July of an indictment for possession of incendiary bombs, in addition to two counts of each of the 12 murders and 70 attempted murders he committed inside the theatre. He was sentenced last month to 12 life sentences, plus 3,318 years for his crimes. <unk>
– Bevis som släppts i kölvattnet av James Holmes dom förra månaden ger en chockerande titt på de dödliga booby-fällor den 27-åriga Aurora teater skytten hade placerat runt sin Colorado lägenhet. ABC News rapporterar att lägenheten innehöll svarta bollar fyllda med rökfritt pulver och bensin; pickleburkar innehållande kulor, termit och napalm; och läskflaskor fulla med bensin. En fiskelina kopplad till dörrjamben var tänkt att utlösa en brand genom att knacka en termos av glycerin i en stekpanna av kaliumpermanganat. Holmes lämnade högljudd musik spelande, som drog en granne till dörren. Lyckligtvis öppnade hon den inte. Han placerade också en fjärrutlösare bredvid en RC-bil nära byggnadens container i hopp om att någon skulle leka med den och spränga lägenheten. "Det förvånar mig inte att springa över något någonstans egentligen", säger arméveteranen och ATF sprängämnesexperten Gary Smith, som ledde teamet som avväpnade Holmes lägenhet under timmarna efter hans arrestering, till NBC News. "Det är bara en tidsfråga innan något sådant hamnar här [är] typ av hur vi ser på det, typ av värsta scenario, du försöker alltid tänka framåt." En fjärrstyrd robot skickades in i lägenheten för att desarmera de flesta sprängmedlen, men en del fick tas isär för hand. Fem grannbyggnader evakuerades medan teamet arbetade, men till slut röjdes lägenheten utan några bränder eller explosioner. Holmes dömdes till livstids fängelse 27 augusti efter att ha dödat 12 personer under en visning av The Dark Knight Rises 2012.
– Evidence released in the wake of James Holmes’ verdict last month provides a shocking look at the deadly booby traps the 27-year-old Aurora theater shooter had placed around his Colorado apartment. ABC News reports that the apartment contained black balls filled with smokeless powder and gasoline; pickle cans containing bullets, termite and napalm; and soda bottles full of gasoline. A fishing line linked to the door jam was intended to trigger a fire by tapping a thermos of glycerin into a frying pan of potassium permanganate. Holmes left loud music gambling, which drew a neighbor to the door. Fortunately, she didn't open it. He also placed a remote trigger next to a RC car near the building's container hoping someone would play with it and blow up the apartment. "It doesn't surprise me to run over anything really," said Army veteran and ATF explosives expert Gary Smith, who led the team that disarmed Holmes' apartment during the hours following his arrest, to NBC News. "It's just a matter of time before something like that ends up here [is] kind of how we look at it, kind of worst scenario, you always try to think ahead." A remote-controlled robot was sent into the apartment to disarm most of the explosives, but some had to be disassembled by hand. Five neighboring buildings were evacuated while the team was working, but eventually the apartment was cleared without any fires or explosions. Holmes was sentenced to life imprisonment on August 27 after killing 12 people during a screening of The Dark Knight Rises in 2012.