The University of Colorado, Denver confirms it received a suspicious package on campus that it turned over to authorities.
In a statement Wednesday, the university wouldn’t confirm the package’s contents or the sender.
Multiple news outlets have reported that the former neuroscience graduate student accused of killing 12 people in a Colorado movie theater sent a notebook to the university containing scribblings of stick figures being shot.
The university said Wednesday that the package was immediately investigated and turned over to authorities within hours of its delivery Monday.
Citing unnamed law enforcement sources, Fox News’ website reported that James Holmes sent the notebook in a package that had sat unopened since July 12.
In the statement,Authorised replicawatches Stockists. Large Mens Breitling Watch range. the university disputed that it received the package on July 12 but did not elaborate.
THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for further information. AP’s earlier story is below.
The former neuroscience graduate student accused of killing 12 people in the Colorado movie theater assault sent a package to his university before the attack describing a violent assault, multiple news outlets reported Wednesday.
Citing unnamed law enforcement sources, Fox News’ website reported that shooting suspect James Holmes sent a notebook to the school that sat in a University of Colorado, Denver,vuittonhandbags the Art of Fusion in Watches, mailroom unopened since at least July 12 and wasn’t found until Monday.
Fox said the notebook contained drawings of stick figures being shot and a written description of an upcoming attack. The package containing it was addressed to a psychiatrist at the school,The Design Museum presents iconic French shoe designer buychristianloubouti, the website reported. It was unclear if Holmes, 24, had had any previous contact with the person. The neuroscience program that he withdrew from on June 10 included professors of psychiatry.
NBC News,shoespumps for Men, Women & Kids. Foot Locker carries the best selection of Nike ShoesOrder high quality cartierreplicawatches at home. We will run out of fake watches of all popular brands of our online shop! also citing unnamed sources, reported that Holmes told investigators to look for the package and that it described killing people.
The FBI and other law enforcement agencies refused to confirm the reports to The Associated Press.
The University of Colorado, Denver, issued a statement saying it could not confirm the reports or discuss any aspects of the investigation, citing a gag order placed on the case by a judge. It said that packages to the main mailroom of the Anschutz Medical Campus, where Holmes studied, are not tracked unless the U.S. Postal Service requires a signature upon delivery.
Before the gag order was issued, police said Holmes received more than 50 packages at the school and his home that apparently contained ammunition, combat gear and explosive materials that he used in the attack and to booby-trap his Aurora apartment. Holmes’ apartment building remained closed on Wednesday, although his defense team stopped by for a brief visit. They left without answering reporters’ questions.
Holmes was allegedly stockpiling for the attack while he studied at the school’s neuroscience program. He bought a shotgun and pistol in May, authorities say. On June 7, the date he took a year-end oral exam, he bought an assault rifle. He filed paperwork to leave the program three days later and did not provide a reason, the university has said.
On June 25, he filed an application to join a private gun range in eastern Colorado, but the club’s owner, hearing what he described as a "bizarre" outgoing voice mail on Holmes’ cell phone recorded in a low voice with heavy-breathing, told his staff to watch out for the man. Holmes never came to the range.
In a statement Wednesday, the university wouldn’t confirm the package’s contents or the sender.
Multiple news outlets have reported that the former neuroscience graduate student accused of killing 12 people in a Colorado movie theater sent a notebook to the university containing scribblings of stick figures being shot.
The university said Wednesday that the package was immediately investigated and turned over to authorities within hours of its delivery Monday.
Citing unnamed law enforcement sources, Fox News’ website reported that James Holmes sent the notebook in a package that had sat unopened since July 12.
In the statement,Authorised replicawatches Stockists. Large Mens Breitling Watch range. the university disputed that it received the package on July 12 but did not elaborate.
THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for further information. AP’s earlier story is below.
The former neuroscience graduate student accused of killing 12 people in the Colorado movie theater assault sent a package to his university before the attack describing a violent assault, multiple news outlets reported Wednesday.
Citing unnamed law enforcement sources, Fox News’ website reported that shooting suspect James Holmes sent a notebook to the school that sat in a University of Colorado, Denver,vuittonhandbags the Art of Fusion in Watches, mailroom unopened since at least July 12 and wasn’t found until Monday.
Fox said the notebook contained drawings of stick figures being shot and a written description of an upcoming attack. The package containing it was addressed to a psychiatrist at the school,The Design Museum presents iconic French shoe designer buychristianloubouti, the website reported. It was unclear if Holmes, 24, had had any previous contact with the person. The neuroscience program that he withdrew from on June 10 included professors of psychiatry.
NBC News,shoespumps for Men, Women & Kids. Foot Locker carries the best selection of Nike ShoesOrder high quality cartierreplicawatches at home. We will run out of fake watches of all popular brands of our online shop! also citing unnamed sources, reported that Holmes told investigators to look for the package and that it described killing people.
The FBI and other law enforcement agencies refused to confirm the reports to The Associated Press.
The University of Colorado, Denver, issued a statement saying it could not confirm the reports or discuss any aspects of the investigation, citing a gag order placed on the case by a judge. It said that packages to the main mailroom of the Anschutz Medical Campus, where Holmes studied, are not tracked unless the U.S. Postal Service requires a signature upon delivery.
Before the gag order was issued, police said Holmes received more than 50 packages at the school and his home that apparently contained ammunition, combat gear and explosive materials that he used in the attack and to booby-trap his Aurora apartment. Holmes’ apartment building remained closed on Wednesday, although his defense team stopped by for a brief visit. They left without answering reporters’ questions.
Holmes was allegedly stockpiling for the attack while he studied at the school’s neuroscience program. He bought a shotgun and pistol in May, authorities say. On June 7, the date he took a year-end oral exam, he bought an assault rifle. He filed paperwork to leave the program three days later and did not provide a reason, the university has said.
On June 25, he filed an application to join a private gun range in eastern Colorado, but the club’s owner, hearing what he described as a "bizarre" outgoing voice mail on Holmes’ cell phone recorded in a low voice with heavy-breathing, told his staff to watch out for the man. Holmes never came to the range.
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