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The Century 16 Theater in Aurora, Colorado where the deadly shooting took place. Photo: Algr.
Jewish Week/JTA – As Colorado and the nation tried to absorb the tragic massacre in a suburban Denver movie theater, local synagogues conducted special prayers and the Allied Jewish Federation of Colorado launched a response fund for the victims and their families.
Early Friday morning, a man identified by police as James Eagen Holmes walked into a movie theater in the Denver suburb of Aurora presenting a midnight showing of the new “Batman” movie, “Dark Knight Rises,” and shot to death 12 people, wounding 58 others. Among the dead was a 6-year-old girl.
