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A jury late today found james holmes guilty of multiple counts of first-degree murder in the july 2012 shooting rampage at a midnight screening of "the dark knight" movie in aurora, colorado. 12 people were killed, 70 more wounded. holmes' lawyers had acknowledged that their client carried out the attack but holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity with the defense citing his delusion that each person he killed would increase his self-worth. police said he knew what he was doing was wrong and he meticulously planned the attack. holmes could now face the death penalty for his crime. join...

Talk about in the manifesto was, his mother, apparently at the end of may, my mother told me that i had to move to santa barbara on june 4th. it sounds like a lot of this goes back to his own mother. and the killings were not just of women but men and women. >> right. and i think too, was he angry at the men for not choosing him? this is a kid who was just angry in general and probably felt rejected. he couldn't connect. he could not feel loved or successful. maybe he didn't feel like a real man. ? if he had this many problems, very quickly, and he had all this contact with mental health profe...

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And aurora and wants to speak directly to people maybe thinking of doing something similar. i begin asking him about that winter day in 2003. you've had lots of time now to think about what happened on that day. why do you believe you killed your parents? >> well, that's a good question, piers. i think i would have to say that it was a combination of things. i would have to say there was bullying. there was abuse. there was psychological factors. psychological factors that i didn't know about until actually after i got incarcerated. i found out that my biological parents were mentally disabled...

And he did what he did, it likely would have gone further. that seems likely. but the best predictor of future behavior is past behavior. this is a guy who was not violent. his violence for how many minutes was he violent? in terms of predicting is he a changed man? i don't think that's the question. the question, is is his illness controlled? is he being treated in prison? the man himself, if you look at the trajectory of his life, is not a violent man. >> what's fascinating about these recent shooters, if you look at james holmes in aurora, adam lanza at sandy hook and you go back to tucson ...