Hello, welcome back to New Crime that's podcast, I'm on and I'm Michael.

All right, we're going back to Colorado, we just can't resist because we got too many

also most nurse from Colorado and we recently did a just a banter over on Patreon where

we asked what cases you always wish we would cover in this case, in particular came up

multiple times from our Colorado listeners, so big shout out to CO, y'all are crazy out

there and I don't know what's going on if it's the high elevation or what it is, but there

are an inordinate amount of shootings going on up there.

It seems like there has been, they were doing mass shootings before it was even like, I

don't I hate to say popular, but a thing that happens far too often, right?

Especially Aurora.

Yes, Aurora.

This one dates back to 93, I mean I guess you could classify it as a mass shooting, even

though there was only four dead in this one and a fifth victim wounded, but a crazy story,

a lot more to it than meets the eye, like when you first look into it, you glance at the

Wikipedia page, I was able to dive in and find some good stuff.

There's a couple of really good sources that we'll talk about on the other side of the

intro.

Yeah.

That I used and fascinating killer in this case and we'll obviously have some information

about the victims as well, but this killer was one of the more honest people and had some

issues with bipolar and stuff that's no excuse.

Clearly it was culpable for what he had done and sat on death row for a long time because

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