'Temporal Order Judgement Reversal' experiments...

'Causing events to happen in the past'
Aurora shooter, father involved in 'algorithmic research' 

As it turns out, numerous eye witnesses saw a man receive a phone call inside the theater at Aurora, Colorado, just moments before a black-clad shooter wearing a gas mask burst through an emergency exit the man with the telephone held open for him, and started killing people with an assault rifle.

James Holmes, accused mass murderer

The accused gunman, James Holmes, is the son of a computer scientist who has developed algorithmic solutions to detecting financial fraud and predicting certain trends in the world of money management for the credit reporting agency, FICO. 

According to this video report, young Holmes and his "mentor" at the University of California at Riverside were involved in a series of experiments involving certain cerebral stimulations that will cause a person to experience reality in radically different ways.

"Subjectively, you're causing events to happen in the past," he explained to his fellow students. The innovation could be used to increase the reaction time of drivers, or to increase the enjoyment of people who play video games, he said.

Like the father of Adam Lanza, a troubled youth blamed for killing 20 first graders and 8 teachers at Newtown, Connecticut, he was scheduled to testify in the LIBOR (London Interbank Offered Rate) federal RICO prosecution and Congressional investigation into allegations that the world's top banks manipulated the yields of various derivatives by shaving the points reported as earnings on various municipal bonds. Mr. Lanza is a key executive in the tax department of GE Capital, a firm that deals in the municipal bond-related derivatives.

Numerous cities have followed Baltimore's lead and are suing for massive money damages under the terms of the Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organization (RICO) statutes following the conviction of bank employees in a U.S. District Court in New York, for the manipulative practices. The chief complaint is that they were cheated out of a lot of money in earned percentage points due to the manipulation of the reality of the exact amount of interest income their bonds generated.