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That's why she got socked a few times."ĭaniels added: "Once we were on the ground I looked in his eyes and he knew he came close with his demise. I did get him six or seven good ones and this stupid ass case manager ran out of her office and and put her head in front of Holmes' cause I was about to knock him out. "It was just impossible to do by myself with so many cops. "I'm so sorry I couldn't wipe him out and sent him packing to Satan's lake of fire," Daniels acknowledged. Then, in October, Holmes was attacked by Daniels.Ĭolorado Department of Corrections The assault caused only minor injuries to Holmes - something that Daniels regretted, as he confided in the aforementioned letter. "'The facility has an operational capacity of 756 beds but currently has only 620 occupants.'" Also, it seems there is some mollycoddling going on since most people with notorious/high-profile crimes would just be put in restrictive housing until they could be integrated into Management Control Unit status."Īt that time, DOC spokeswoman Adrienne Jacobson confirmed that Holmes was housed at CSP in a management-control unit - the term that's replaced phrases such as "administrative segregation" or "solitary confinement." She added that his isolation was "'partly a function of the number of empty beds at CSP now,'" Prendergast wrote. I thought you might be interested to know the amount of resources DOC is expending on this dude. Whenever he is out of his cell, a guard sits in a chair in front of the pod and watches him. He gets out of his cell two hours in the a.m. "Holmes has been placed in a sixteen-man pod all by himself. The following month, Prendergast reported about suggestions that Holmes was getting special treatment floated by an inmate, who wrote the following:

Holmes was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in late August 2015 at a hearing during which Judge Carlos Samour memorably said, " Get the defendant out of my courtroom." The following March, sources acknowledged that Holmes was no longer being held in a Colorado prison, but officials wouldn't offer up his actual location, adding an element of mystery to an incarceration that had been controversial from the jump. At the time, officials said the shift was being made for security reasons - and they declined to say whether he was still in the state. In January 2016, as we've reported, we learned that Holmes had been transferred from San Carlos Correctional Facility in Pueblo, where he'd been housed since a move from the Colorado State Penitentiary in Cañon City.

At present, he's being held at the United States penitentiary in Allenwood, Pennsylvania.

Aurora theater shooter James Holmes has been on the move within the prison system since a 2015 attack on him by Mark "Slim" Daniels, who apologized in a letter to writer Alan Prendergast for being unable to send the man who killed twelve people and injured seventy others at the Aurora Century 16 theater on July 20, 2012, to "Satan's lake of fire." Now, for the first time in more than a year, we finally know his location.