Newly-released photos and video offer a chilling look into the booby-trapped apartment of Aurora shooter James Holmes.
The photos were taken after Holmes opened fire and killed 12 people during a midnight screening of The Dark Knight Rises at a suburban Denver, Colorado movie theater in 2012.
After arresting Holmes, the 27-year-old revealed to police that his nearby apartment was rigged with explosive and incendiaries intended to kill anyone who entered.
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New pictures have been released showing the scene police found inside James Holmes' apartment after the Aurora theater shooting
The photos show the floor of Holmes' home littered with a complex tangle of home-made bombs, gunpowder and incendiaries
White gunpowder is seen above scattered on the floor, designed to catch fire and help the rest of the explosives catch fire
Holmes was sentenced to life in prison last month for the shooting which killed twelve in the Denver suburb of Aurora
Last month, the 27-year-old was sentenced to life in prison for the shooting and with the trial now over, prosecutors decided to release these never-before-seen pictures to the public.
The pictures, some of which were taken by robots, show the carpeted floor of Holmes' apartment littered with about 20 black spherical bombs, which are rigged together with a tangle of fuse wires.
Also seen are pickle jars packed with napalm and bullets that would have torn through the home if exposed to heat. Nearly a dozen liter soda bottles filled with gasoline rest of the floor, along with a dusting of white gunpowder, intended to speed up the process.
Luckily, no one was hurt by Holmes' mouse-trap of bombs. The apartment and surrounding buildings were evacuated while bomb experts carefully disengaged the explosives with the help of a robot.
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