Colorado Shooter Anderson Lee Aldrich's Father Is A Porn Star Who Encouraged Bad Behavior

Anderson Lee Aldrich’s father Aaron Franklin Brink admits he taught his son to be violent among his own past indiscretions.

In a scathing interview with CBS News 8, the father of Anderson Lee Aldrich, the young man who shot up Club Q, an LGBTQ+ nightclub out of sheer hate for the group is reacting in a rather shocking way.

To be totally honest, in the video, Brink comes off as not all there and unable to control his body and barely getting out what he is trying to say. He shares with CBS8 that he is surprised his son shot up the club, but he is happy he isn’t gay!

When he heard it was a “gay bar” the “first thing” he thought was “oh my god is he gay?” but when he realized he wasn’t he said “okay” and literally let out a sigh of relief on camera.

He went on to say to CBS8 that he was “adamant gay ain’t happening” he said, blatantly, and looking like his mind is altered on substances. “I’m Mormon, I’m a conservative republican, and we don’t do gay, we don’t do gay, we don’t do gay.”

All the while, the man is bobbing and weaving like he is back in his MMA fighting days. In the same clip, Aaron admits he isn’t even sure what his son is accused of. When the newscaster straight up says “he killed five people at a gay bar,” Aaron is taken aback but not bothered enough because his response was, “Okay, well, s**t if he’s accused of doing that, I’m just glad he’s not gay.”

Brink has an IMDb page because surprise, once upon a time, back when he was admittedly coaching his son on hating gays, he was an actor… in porn. Brink went by the name "D**k Delaware."

He apparently did pretty well as an MMA fighter but for some reason, that career path fell off. He also tried his hand at reality TV he appeared on Divorce Court in 2011 although we know he divorced his accused murderer's son’s mom Laura Voepel in 2001.

He has a few porn titles to his name including a Spider-man Parody. However, let’s turn our attention to his appearance on Intervention the A&E show that helps addicts through their addiction.

His family brought him on the show to battle his addictions but honestly, after his interview with CBS8 it looks like he may have relapsed, or so video viewers on Twitter are speculating.

The suspect in the massacre that killed five people appeared in court to answer for his crimes. The 22-year-old is accused of carrying out the pre-meditated mass shooting and will not receive a bond.

Five died and more than a dozen were injured during the attack, Aldrich, who changed his name from Nicholas Brink appeared slumped over in his chair during the video hearing. The prosecutor declined to comment at the moment, but District Attorney Michael Allen made it clear,

“I want them to know that we are going to be the voice for the victims in the courtroom and that we will be fighting alongside them during this entire process.”

Aldrich’s public defender declined to comment at t time as well. Meanwhile, the victims are traumatized and now have to find a way to deal with all this crap.

“From the amount of shots that initially went off when he came into the club, I honestly thought it was multiple people shooting,” said Gil Rodriguez a clubgoer to CNN earlier this week.

The shooter has been dangerous for some time according to his mother. Last year he showed up to a room his mom was renting in a home and threatened her with a homemade bomb. There was an entire standoff, filmed via Aldrich and for some reason, this man was free to roam the streets more.

“I’ve got the f**king s**theads outside, look at that, they’ve got a bead on me.”

“You see that right there? F**king s**theads got their f**king rifles out.”

“If they breach, I’mma f**king blow it to holy hell.”

Those are just some of the statements he made in the video he took of himself during the homemade bomb incident.

He even taunted the cops, “So, uh, go ahead and come on in, boys! Let’s f**king see it!”