Family members of people killed in the Aurora movie theater shooting are asking the state to investigate Community First Foundation and its Giving First website for allegedly violating state law in the way it solicited relief funds for victims.

The Malman Law Firm, on behalf of 24 named family members, hand-delivered letters Tuesday to offices of the Colorado attorney general and secretary of state calling for the investigation. The group is also asking for an audit of the fund.

The group’s members are related to 11 of the 12 people killed in the July 20 massacre at the Century Aurora 16 theater. All but relatives of Jesse Childress are included. The mass shooting also injured at least 58 people.

The letter accuses Community First and its Giving First website of violatingKorea's Boy Who Cried Wolf Is Now Screaming "Thermonuclear War"

The boy who cried wolf is now openly screaming "thermonuclear war." No, really. AFP reports that North Korea said Tuesday the Korean peninsula was headed for "thermo-nuclear" war and advised foreigners to consider leaving South Korea, as the UN chief warned of a potentially "uncontrollable" situation. "Tuesday's advisory -- greeted largely with indifference -- followed a similar one last week to foreign embassies in Pyongyang, to consider evacuating by April 10 on the grounds war may break out. "The situation on the Korean Peninsula is inching close to a thermo-nuclear war," the Asia-Pacific Peace Committee said in a statement carried by the North's official Korean Central News Agency." The result - a big yawn, which sadly for Kim Junior