If “crazy” had a picture in the dictionary THIS would be it!!! SMH…

Meet James E. Holmes, the man accused of going on a wild shooting rampage in a packed movie theater during a midnight premiere of the new Batman film.

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Holmes made his first court appearance this morning (Monday, July 23, 2012), finally giving the public a glimpse of the 24-year-old former doctoral candidate since his arrest moments after the gunfire ended early Friday.

Appearing dazed and confused, the man who identified himself to police as “The Joker,” dressed in a maroon jumpsuit over a white T-shirt, with his hair dyed various shades of orange.

Holms sat in court without blinking for long periods and at times, his eyes fluttered, then squeezed tight and reopened in a blank stare. He gave little indication that he was paying attention to the courtroom procedure that ended with assurances that he will continue to be held without bond.

More + video of Holmes’ bizarre behavior in court:

VIDEO: James Holmes 1st Court Appearance

Prosecutors asked the judge, which the court granted, for more time to file charges in the horrific case, in which Holmes allegedly shot 70 people – 12 fatally – early Friday in an Aurora, Colo., movie theater during a midnight showing of “The Dark Knight Rises.”

Holmes is set to be arraigned next week. He was placed on a no-bond hold.

VIDEO: Family of Auroara Victims Speak At Court Hearing

But despite all of the tragedy that came out of Friday’s “Dark Knight” rampage in Aurora there was at least news of one miracle: the unborn child of a severely injured victim of the massacre has so far survived — despite at least one bullet puncturing her mother’s abdomen.

Pregnant 25-year-old Ashley Moser — and the baby she is still carrying in her womb — somehow survived a vicious fusillade from a semiautomatic assault rifle that struck her three times.

But the good news was undercut by tragedy — Moser’s angelic, 6-year-old daughter Veronica had become the youngest victim of crazed, Joker-inspired shooting suspect James Holmes. (read more)

As of late Sunday, at least 17 people remained hospitalized — eight in critical condition — in five area hospitals.