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Characters so they could interact with possibly terrorists playing games. >> the documents were obtained from edward snowden and shared with "new york times" and propublica. why did they do this? >> in the onlime gaming world, you can communicate openly between two characters. this is not something that goes over the line. its in a smaller group. you can also gift money in the form of gold or characters or online currency. >> conceivably terrorists could plan real attacks through thinks fantasy ...

Trip wires, jars full the ammuniti ammunition, as far as full of liquid, some things that look like mortar rounds. we have a lot of challenges to get in there safely. >> reporter: now, the suspects father, james holmes, arrived here -- arrived in denver yesterday from california. the family released this statement that their hearts go out to the victims and their families. so far, we know of no warning that james holmes would have done what he allegedly did. he was an honor student, he played so...

In the -- in the fantasy games that get played online. a closed environment and often times these guys are playing under an alias. the best tool whether you are talking about law enforcement and fighting crime or terrorism, often times the best tool that the authorities have is the public. what interpol is doing is very important, trying to keep these days -- keep these cases alive because these people have to be brought to justice. they are saying we need the help past public. go to their site....

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Never seen anything like it. >> it is a very vexing problem, how to enter that apartment safely. i personally have never seen anything like what the pictures show us is in there. i see an awful lot of wires, trip wires, jars full of ammunition, jars full of liquid, some things that look like mortar rounds. we have a lot of challenge to get in there safely. >> the gunman was an honor student from a nice part of san diego, clean-cut, played soccer, excelled at science. people described him as shy ...