BREAKING: Aurora Theater Killer Sent Incriminating Notebook to Psychiatrist Before Attack

so now the post office will need to open your letters, and hire a bunch of new people to do it.

saves the post office (temporarily) and allows more spying on 14 amendment CITIZENS.

what did i win?
 
conveniently not opened until a week later... everything about this guy screams "government programmed assassin"

there are just way too many coincidences and odd things that can't easily be innocently explained
 
I want handwriting analysis done on this notebook.
 
In related news, a shredded up "suicide note" in some 30 pieces of yellow legal paper was discovered in Vince Foster's breifcase in plain view, after it had been thoroughly searched multiple times and those same pieces of paper went somehow inexplicably unnoticed.

Determined later to be a forgery. Now why would someone forge a suicide note....?
 
Pieces of bountiful evidence like this just don't fall from the sky in such an orderly fashion. This is a narrative being shaped, almost akin to the post-incident themes that intelligence agencies shape. It's almost too perfect. Life doesn't unfold in such a manner as we all know.
 
AuH20 said:
Pieces of evidence like this just don't fall from the sky in such an orderly fashion. This is a narrative being shaped, almost akin to the post-incident narratives that intelligence agencies shape. It's almost too perfect. Life doesn't unfold in such a manner as we all know.
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The prosecution team needs to prove that he pre-meditaded the killings and that he was "sane". I think its fabricated evidence.
 
So the police are called to the psychiatrists office over a suspicious package. Said package turns out to be nothing. The police decide to investigate the mailroom where they discover an package from the alleged shooter that had been languishing there for possibly over a week before the shooting took place.
Also, even though the police took possession of the package and are under a gag order a 'source' somehow leaked everything in it.
Interesting.
 
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"Police and FBI agents were called to the University of Colorado Anschutz medical campus in Aurora on Monday morning after the psychiatrist, who is also a professor at the school, reported receiving a package believed to be from the suspect. Although that package turned out to be from someone else and harmless, a search of the Campus Services' mailroom turned up another package sent to the psychiatrist with Holmes’ name in the return address, the source told FoxNews.com."

Now why would he suspect some other package as being from the killer, only to be completely mistaken, and then "well, lookey here! Says the policeman...look what we found!(drop gun, drop drugs, drop murderous rampage notebook, drop whatever we need)"

And how inept is the mailroom normally, that this was still not delivered?

And why did he tell his psychiatrist ahead of time what his plans were, when that would have foiled his plans if he had actually read this notebook?
 
Nickels said:
and if it turns out he wrote it, he must've done it at gun point. because there's no proof he wrote anything in the notebook voluntarily.
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A handwriting analysis would alleviate my suspicion. I don't think they have pyschotropic drugs at their disposal that could influence someone to create a notebook of ghastly images and specific murder intentions.
 
Nickels said:
and if it turns out he wrote it, he must've done it at gun point. because there's no proof he wrote anything in the notebook voluntarily.
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And if it turns out that he didn't write it? Seriously folks, what's with the "Let's jump on everyone that asks questions" mentality of some here? AuH20 has not been in the "It must have been a false flag" camp. That doesn't mean anomalies aren't worth looking into.
 
Zippyjuan said:
The guy wanted attention and fame it seems.
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If he wanted fame and attention, then sending a notebook with your plans to someone a full week in advance, so they could potentially foil them (if not for an inept mailroom, perhaps) isn't the way to to it.

Keep the notebook in the apartment to find, after you tell law enforcement the place is boobytrapped. Oh wait, that raises even more questions...
 
thoughtomator said:
conveniently not opened until a week later... everything about this guy screams "government programmed assassin"

there are just way too many coincidences and odd things that can't easily be innocently explained
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your post count as I write this is 2,563. 2 and 6 make 8. 5 and 3 make 8.

There is a number above your post count. It's 2012(the year you joined) your post is the 3rd post in this thread. 2+0+1+2 + 3 = 8. The time you posted was at 1:58.

Your punctuation is odd considering that you're missing periods at the end of your sentences and the ellipses. you used 6 punctuations, but double quotes contain 2 strokes, so the punctuation you used contained 8 strokes.

Too many coincidences
 
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jmdrake said:
And if it turns out that he didn't write it? Seriously folks, what's with the "Let's jump on everyone that asks questions" mentality of some here? AuH20 has not been in the "It must have been a false flag" camp. That doesn't mean anomalies aren't worth looking into.
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Let's examine the anomalies for one:

(1) Adult friendfinder profile had "Will you visit me in prison" tagline attached to it
(2) Guttural, incoherent voice mail greeting which freaked out the gunclub representative
(3) Gas mask being dicarded on the other end of the theater complex significantly far away from the exit door and parking spot where Holmes was apprehended
(4) The recent discovery of this "mea culpa" notebook outlining the shooter's bloody goals in graphic fashion

Is someone going to extraordinary lengths to prove that Holmes was extremely dangerous and unstable?? That's what I'd guess.
 
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