Holmes Sought Help Before Shooting

According to a video interview, James Holmes had called a crisis hotline for help before he killed 12 people and wounded 70 others at a Colorado cinema. In the video, Holmes said he lingered outside the cinema for a "moment or two" and called a mental health hotline. He also thought the FBI could have stopped him. His phone call to the crisis line was reportedly disconnected, and the FBI did not come. Prosecutors say Holmes was sane at the time of the shooting and are seeking the death penalty. Defense attorneys claim schizophrenia distorted his ability to tell right from wrong and he should be sent to the state mental hospital. Two state-appointed psychiatrists have deemed Holmes legally sane but mentally ill at the time of the shooting at the suburban movie theatre.