Horrifying Video of Bomb Squad Entering Aurora Theater Shooter’s Home [VIDEO]

After the grim news of the Aurora movie theater shooting broke, the police had to enter the shooter's home.
They knew that they could probably find just about anything.
Video just being released and posted by TheDenverChannel.com shows the bomb robot breaking through the door and entering the apartment of James Holmes, who has been convicted and sentenced for the shootings during an early screening of a blockbuster movie, The Dark Knight Rises.

The video is a long one. At first it doesn't seem like anything is happening, like it's frozen. Then at about :50 seconds in the camera shakes, as if the robot hit the door to open it.

At about 2:10 the robot turns the knob and opens the door.

The first glance inside reveals some gloves, empty plastic green two liter soda bottles with no labels on them, a pair of shoes. The camera pans up and down and zooms to make sense of the scene before proceeding and shows a white, powdery substance seemingly scattered in rough lines along the doorway.

An inside closet door obscures the view of the majority of the room.

At almost four minutes in, more of the room is shown, and wires are strung forebodingly from an unknown source to a bottle in the middle of the room.

Then the camera pans around and reveals a few round objects that seem to have wires going to them, and fuses coming from the top.

It totally looks like the area is wired to explode. However, the video doesn't have any audio, so whatever the experts who were on the scene thought of it is not known to me.

Then, at 5:25, the video zooms in on something that is blinking. It's hard to say what it is. It just adds validity to the fact that the squad should proceed with extreme caution and evacuate the building, which, at this point, had already been done.

During the video, I found myself on the edge of my seat and completely creeped out, as James Holmes had to know that investigators would soon be entering his lair as he constructed the booby traps.

Thanks, as always, to our friends at TheDenverChannel.comfor their great reporting.

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