“His answering machine message was incoherent, just bizarre, really bizarre — slurring words, but he didn’t sound drunk, just strange — I could make out “James” somewhere in it,” Glenn Rotkovich, of the Lead Valley Range, in Byers, Colo., told FoxNews.com. “I told my staff, here’s the name — James Holmes — this is the person. If he shows up come get me. I need to talk to him before anything else,” he added. “I said, I’m not sure about this guy.’ It was kind of bizarre.” – EXCLUSIVE: Massacre suspect James Holmes’ gun-range application drew red flag
THE MEDIA COVERAGE overseas is represented above by News International, from which Rupert Murdoch has stepped down, with many other examples of how the media shouldn’t cover the carnage.
Buzzfeed has a compilation of American headlines across the country.
The gun range answering machine message sent a loud and clear signal. But we never seem to be able to make the jump from a warning to a notification of authorities. A gun range manager is also the last likely person who would alert police.
UPDATE: First photo of James Holmes, today in court, via Twitter.
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