Prosecutors say suspect in theater massacre acted with
deliberation  — A hearing laying out the evidence against the
accused gunman in the Aurora, Colo., theater shooting ended
Wednesday with the defense deciding not to call witnesses to
explain James Holmes’ mental health.  The judge said he’ll rule
by Friday on whether Holmes should stand trial. If the judge
decides he should be tried, Holmes could enter a plea at a
hearing scheduled Friday morning.  Prosecutors argued they had
shown Holmes acted with deliberation and extreme indifference,
presenting evidence he cased the theater before the July 20
shooting, which left 12 people dead and 70 injured. They also
showed photographs they say Holmes took of himself and his
arsenal hours before the attack. The cellphone photos include
one of Holmes sticking his tongue out. His eyes are narrowed.
He’s wearing a black shirt and black skullcap. On either side of
his head are curls of red hair protruding up that look like
horns.  Sgt. Matthew Fyles testified Holmes wo