Jurors to Weigh Whether Colorado Theater Shooter Should Die

Jurors quickly dismissed the claim of James Holmes that he was legally insane when he killed 12 people and injured 70 others in a Colorado theater. Now they'll have to consider the extent of his mental illness again as they decide whether he should pay with his life. In this penalty phase that began Wednesday, the personal values of each juror become paramount, as they consider whether the lifelong suffering Holmes caused by opening fire on the audience in a crowded Batman movie premiere outweighs the extent of his mental problems. Sentencing is expected to last a month, and could be even more heart-wrenching and polarizing than the 11-week trial that resulted in convictions on murder, attempted murder and other crimes for his July 20, 2012, attack.