A disturbing video has emerged of alleged Colorado LGBTQ nightclub shooter Anderson Lee Aldrich and their mother spewing racist slurs at fellow passengers after a flight to Denver in July.
In the video, a person believed to be Aldrich tells Martinez,"You keep following me and I'm going to f--- you up."Though the overweight person was wearing a mask, Martinez now recognizes the person as the nonbinary suspect, Anderson Aldrich.Martinez said a black man tried to intervene to de-escalate the situation but that Aldrich hurled a racist slur at him.Martinez said Aldrich was “very hateful acting – like, just evil.
Kayla added: “Like just being in the presence of him, I could just feel like the hate. He just seems like he has hate deep down in his heart.”Maria said her “friend was like, we won’t be surprised, like, if he’s a mass shooter. And it was scary to think that.”“I can see where he gets it from. She’s the one that started with the racial slur … She was obnoxious. The whole flight,” she told KDVR.
Aldrich appeared dazed, bruised and bloodied in court on Wednesday due to two people holding them down until police arrived.“She literally made the crew remove a young lady with her baby that were sitting behind her because she was complaining about the baby — and the plane hadn’t even taken off yet,” De La O added.
Maria said she tried to complain to the cabin crew but that they told her to call a customer service rep, who later told her to submit the complaint in writing.Aldrich hasn’t been formally charged but may face murder and hate-crime raps for allegedly in court — apparently from the actions of the two people who held them down until police arrived.
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