Former friends claimed that the elderly shooter who killed so many people at the dance hall tragedy in Monterey Park was out of sync with other Asian immigrants who enjoyed and made friends at places like the Star Ballroom Dance Studio. People he came into contact with on Tuesday described Huu Can Tran, 72, as an angry recluse who seemed to have a grudge against the entire world, not just his ex-wife.
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A man who formerly rented an apartment from Tran said, “I think his whole life was going down,” and he asked that his name not be used because he did not want to be affiliated with the shooter. “He didn’t have a job, he sold his house, he didn’t have many friends, and I don’t think he had any close pals, “The man continued by saying that at the time, he chatted with Tran every day. “No kids, no family, no work, and no money. He was in need and forlorn.
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Police have had difficulty identifying a cause for the bloodshed, but they have hypothesized that Tran may have been aiming for his ex-wife when he stormed the Star Ballroom on Saturday and started shooting. The evicted tenant expressed uncertainty that Tran had her as a target. The acquaintance said that they had been divorced for nearly 20 years. They frequently ran into each other at parties or events because his ex-wife also enjoys dancing. He didn’t commit the atrocity because of his ex-wife, in my opinion.
Tran, however, frequently held his ex-wife accountable for the failure of his trucking company. According to records, Tran established a company called Tran’s Trucking in Monterey Park in 2002. Two years later, the company was liquidated. He sold the truck after his ex-wife convinced him to close the firm, the guy claimed. One day after killing 11 people and injuring nine more at Star Ballroom, Tran committed suicide as police closed in on his getaway van. Later, he attempted to enter the Lai Lai Ballroom & Studio in adjacent Alhambra, but Brandon Tsay, 26, disarmed him and forced him to leave.
The acquaintance claimed that Tran had a bad reputation with some of the dancing teachers as well as the patrons of the dance clubs at both locations. The acquaintance said that “he frequently complained that teachers were trying to make negative remarks about him or doing something negative about him.” “I’m not sure if such allegations are accurate, but he frequently voiced complaints. He believed that the instructors weren’t kind to him and attempted to kick him out of the group.
