CNN analysts had a difficult time believing some facts that have been revealed about the Colorado Springs, Colorado LGBT club shooting. A 22-year-old biological male named Anderson Lee Aldrich shot many people at Club Q over the weekend. At least five died and 25 were injured with 19 injured specifically by gunfire. News reports scrambled to gather information about Aldrich at the onset of the shooting. A lot of assumptions and conclusions were reached without much information. The narrative of right-wing-inspired violence was immediately spun up. However, as more facts were revealed, that narrative quickly fell apart. CNN reported on the facts as they emerged and they had a hard time believing them.
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Colorado Springs shooting: Suspect in the Colorado Springs LGBTQ club shooting is slated to appear in court today as prosecutors work to finalize formal charges | CNN
Colorado gay club shooting suspect to be at court hearing | AP News
Club Q Shooting Makes Colorado Springs Ponder Its Past and Present – The New York Times
Navy identifies Club Q victim, someone with the same name police credit with stopping the gunman
Livestream shows Colorado Springs shooting suspect Anderson Lee Aldrich threatening to blow up home in 2021 | The Independent
Colorado club shooting suspect is nonbinary, attorneys say
Colorado Springs shooting suspect to make first court appearance | Colorado | The Guardian
BREAKING: Colorado Club Q shooting suspect is non-binary, uses ‘they/them’ pronouns: attorneys | The Post Millennial | thepostmillennial.com
Colorado club shooting suspect is nonbinary, attorneys say
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