“This man doesn’t deserve to go on. What matters now is that he never sees the sunrise or a sunset,' a parent of a victim said.
Survivors and victims’ relatives lined up to berateas Aldrich pleaded guilty Monday to killing five people and attempting to kill another 46 at the Colorado Springs LGBT venue Club Q last November. Aldrich spoke sporadically to plead “guilty” to murder and attempted murder, and “no contest” to bias-motivated crimes, meaning Aldrich accepted a conviction without admitting guilt.
” In relation to the bias crimes, Aldrich said, “Because of the evidence presented, I believe that there’s a high probability of being convicted at trial... so I’m pleading no contest.” Victims addressed Aldrich before sentencing. Adriana Vance sobbed as she described her slain son, 22-year-old Raymond Green Vance, as a “kind, loving, gentle man.” Aldrich stared ahead as she said, “This man doesn’t deserve to go on. What matters now is that he never sees the sunrise or a sunset.
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