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When a kidnapping and felony menacing case against Anderson Aldrich was dismissed Aug. 11, the now-accused Club Q killer’s mother was elated.The next day, Laura Voepel took the 22-year-old to

Documents released in the 2021 dropped prosecution of the Colorado gay nightclub shooter paint a picture of potential missteps by prosecutors

Documents released in the 2021 dropped prosecution of the Colorado gay nightclub shooter paint a picture of potential missteps by prosecutors

Anderson Aldrich was accused of several felonies but the case was dismissed after witnesses were not properly served subpoenas.

Charges against Aldrich — who had stockpiled explosives and allegedly spoke of plans to become the "next mass killer " before engaging in an armed standoff with SWAT teams — were thrown out during a four-minute hearing in July in which the prosecution didn't even argue to keep the case alive.

An unsealed case file shows the Club Q attack suspect wanted to be “the next mass killer” and made a bomb threat in June 2021, but prosecutors reached a dead

During Anderson Aldrichs 22 years, his family led a gypsy-like existence hop-scotching between California, Colorado, Texas and back to Colorado again. His grandparents, who had a big part in raising

Laura Voepel, the mom of 22-year-old Club Q shooting suspect Anderson Lee Aldrich, was arrested outside her home in Colorado Springs early Sunday morning.

The man responsible for Saturday’s mass murder in Colorado Springs is the grandson of outgoing Republican California assembly member Randy Voepel, multiple news outlets confirmed Monday morning.

Rich Fierro - credited with bringing down the shooter in Colorado Springs - served three tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan, and said he has dealt with violence.