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The alleged Colorado nightclub shooter wanted to be “the next mass killer” – and whined that their grandparents’ plans to move down south would ruin a plot to build a bomb, according to records from a previous arrest.
Anderson Lee Aldrich, 22, flew into a rage and threatened to kill their grandparents when they told them they had sold their house and planned to move to Florida in June 2021, according to records obtained by KKTV 11 News.
The incident ended with the SWAT team swarming Aldrich’s mother’s home, more than a year before Aldrich allegedly stormed an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs and killed five people.
The results in the 2021 bomb-threat incident are under seal and it’s not clear if the charges were dismissed.
However, advocates are questioning why Aldrich still had access to deadly weapons after the arrest. Colorado “red flag” laws may have removed guns that were in their possession, advocates have said.
