According to Yahoo News an editorial by the Denver Post says Sylvester's order has "imposed an unusual shroud of secrecy on the case" and goes beyond protecting the defendant's right to a fair trial.
Rumors that the father of the shooter ties Libor banking scandal have surfaced and as of yet authorities claim they have no idea as to the motive of the shooter.
The Los Angeles Times, quoting Anthony Mai (a family friend), described Holmes in the following way: “I saw him as a normal guy, an everyday guy, doing everyday things.” He was a “very shy, well-mannered young man who was heavily involved in their local Presbyterian church.” Similarly, an AP Reportincluded the assessment of Jackie Mitchell, who lived in the same neighborhood as Holmes and reportedly had a beer with him the week of the shootings. “We just talked about football. He had a backpack and geeky glasses and seemed like a real intelligent guy,” Mitchell said. “And I figured he was one of the college students.” Noting that he had “swagger,” Mitchell’s “insight,” albeit based on a single encounter, purportedly authenticates a narrative of Holmes as a “normal” All-American kid. He drinks beer and talks football like many other 24-year olds. Other reports depict Holmes as “reserved” and “respectful;” as a “loner” and as a “kid,” despite being 24-years old.
Why the shroud of secrecy? Will the facts show that the shooter actually had no motive and no recollection of what he had done? Is there more to this then what meets the eye? Was he in fact a "sleeper assassin test subject"? Will we ever know for sure?
You'll know for sure after the elections. Who ever wins is going to use these shootings as an excuse to start the ban. First it will be the military type guns then they'll go after them all. I think there will be another shooting before the elections. Wake up America.
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