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Tonight On "AC360" -- Remembering The Victims

August 17th, 2012
11:06 PM ET

Tonight on AC360: Remembering the Aurora, Colorado shooting victims

July 23rd, 2012
04:01 PM ET

Twelve innocent lives perished in the Colorado theater massacre on Friday. Among those who died were sons, daughters, parents, friends, and members of our nation’s military. They were each robbed of their future by a cold-blooded gunman.

Heartbroken loved ones continue to grieve, strangers mourn, and we're all left wondering why senseless acts of violence are allowed to happen. One deranged, merciless criminal can destroy life in an instant. The twelve victims in Aurora are gone forever, but not forgotten.

Tonight Anderson Cooper honors their memory and tells their stories. Some of their family members will share personal anecdotes and reflect on the extraordinary loss. Join us at 8 and 10 p.m. ET.

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