ROMANS: Guilty on all accounts. Jurors in the trial of Colorado movie theater gunman James Holmes, rejecting his insanity defense, they'll now decide whether he gets life in prison or death in the trial sentencing phase. We get more on the verdict now from CNN's Ana Cabrera. She is in Centennial, Colorado.</s>ANA CABRERA, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Christine, the jury of nine women and three men deliberated for about 12.5 hours before returning a guilty verdict, guilty on all 165 charges including first degree murder as well as attempted murder charges. They did not buy the defense's claim that James Holmes was insane at the time he opened fire inside that packed movie theater almost three years ago, killing 12 people and wounding 70 others. Now the jury sat through about 11.5 weeks of testimony they heard from 250 plus witnesses including dozens of victims, college professors as well as mental health experts. And they considered thousands of pieces of evidence before reaching this verdict. It was the moment the victims' loved ones and survivors have been waiting for, for years.</s>TOM SULLIVAN, FATHER OF VICTIM ALEX SULLIVAN: As soon as you heard the first, you know, guilty, we knew, you know, the dominoes were all, you know, going to fall. That was just what we needed to hear.</s>SANDY PHILLIPS: We're very happy that this animal, this monster will never see the light of day.</s>CABRERA: Now because Holmes was found guilty, this all moves into a sentencing phase which we're told could take about another month. The prosecution has said it will push for the death penalty. Christine?</s>ROMANS: All right, Ana Cabrera, thank you for that. You can't make an omelet without paying a lot more money by egg prices are soaring, next.
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