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Anderson Aldrich, 23, made a deal with prosecutors to plead guilty to 50 hate crime charges and 24 firearm violations to avoid death penalty, according to court documents.

The person convicted in the mass shooting of the Colorado Springs LGBTQ club is already serving life in prison on state charges.

ABC NewsOne year ago, five people were killed in a shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub that left a small Colorado community grieving: Daniel Davis Aston, Kelly

One year ago, five people were killed in a shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub that left a small Colorado community grieving: Daniel Davis Aston, Kelly Loving, Derrick Rump, Raymond Green Vance, Ashley Paugh. ABC News went to Colorado Springs earlier this year to speak with survivors about their recovery, resilience and stories about the ones they lost in the tragedy. Friends, family, and community members described Aston's wit, Loving's fighting spirit, Rump's humor, Vance's soft...

One year ago, five people were killed in a shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub that left a small Colorado community grieving: Daniel Davis Aston, Kelly Loving, Derrick Rump, Raymond Green Vance, Ashley Paugh. More than a dozen others were also injured in the shooting. ABC News went to Colorado Springs earlier this year to speak

ABC NewsOne year ago, five people were killed in a shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub that left a small Colorado community grieving: Daniel Davis Aston, Kelly Loving, Derrick Rump, Raymond Green Vance, Ashley Paugh. More than a dozen others were also inju...

Court documents say that amount could go up if additional victims or losses are identified by the district attorney's office in Colorado Springs.

District Attorney Michael Allen is proposing the Club Q shooter make over $85,000 in restitution payments to victims of the shooting.

The Colorado Healing Fund says it will dole out more than $800,000 to Club Q survivors and relatives of victims. The move follows continued backlash from victim advocacy groups.

Bearing physical and emotional scars, Club Q survivors and victims’ relatives bravely stood this week in the same room as the shooter who killed their loved ones before Anderson Lee Aldrich was sentenced to more than 2,000 years in prison. Their horrifying accounts paint a meticulous and forensic portrait not only of the night’s carnage but of the ensuing heroism and communal strength, writes Sheila Flynn