LATEST: Colorado Springs police investigators found a rainbow-colored gun target inside the apartment of suspected Club Q shooter Anderson Aldrich and a rough sketch of the layout of the LGBTQ nightclub, court testimony revealed Wednesday.
and uses they/them pronouns, Aldrich’s public defenders have said in court filings.
Colorado Springs police officers methodically walked through the evidence against Aldrich bit by bit during the hearing Wednesday morning. The hearing is expected to last through Friday. Crime scene photos published in court showed a lone shoe, a bloody rainbow suspender, a tooth in the snow. There was an overturned table, a wall riddled with bullet holes, and cartridge casings.
Victims watching the hearing cried and gasped as graphic crime scene photos were shown that depicted bodies and blood. Aldrich tapped their leg and a member of the defense team rubbed Alrich’s shoulder and handed them tissues. Aldrich did not speak. At the end of the preliminary hearing, Fourth Judicial District Judge Michael McHenry will decide whether there is enough evidence to support the charges against Aldrich. The judge could dismiss some charges or allow the case to go forward as is.
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