The estranged father of accused Club Q shooter Anderson Aldrich said his son had “a lot of rage” and attacked his own mother.
admitted his son had “a lot of rage” and choked their own mother during one violent domestic outburst.
In a separate incident in 2021, Aldrich — who identifies as non-binary — allegedly threatened to kill their grandparents when they mentioned plans to sell their house and move to Florida,MMA fighter Aaron Brink, the father of accused Colorado Springs shooter Anderson Lee Aldrich, outside his home in San Diego, California on Nov. 25, 2022.
“I actually made more attempts to email him,” Brink said. “He has been kind of toxic … it was too little, too late. I think we already missed the opportunity … At the time I think he was looking to retaliate or something. I wanted to see him to try to make it work.” During a court hearing last week at El Paso County District Court, Aldrich’s defense attorneys revealed they areThe alleged Colorado nightclub shooter wanted to be “the next mass killer,” their grandmother told cops.When asked if he knew that Aldrich identified as non-binary, Brink said he did not know what that meant, adding he was “old school.”
He added, “Everybody’s lives matter. Your life matters. The gender you are… gay or straight … I have a heart. My heart goes out to the victims. Words can’t describe how sorry I am.” “It was my choice to be a porn star, but I thought he would say, ‘Cool. Cool. My dad’s a porn star! Like, ‘My dad’s a porn star! What does YOUR dad do,'” Brink said.
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