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Think it’s right on the edge – I’m relatively new so take my opinion with a grain of salt, and welcome other feedback.
I personally think calling down three streets with a very weak top pair is probably too loose. However, consider that the most obvious (Spade) draw missed, which CO unblocks. Also consider that BB checked pre – AQ to me is at the very, very top of that range (would raise that preflop from BB quite often, should be ahead of everybody’s limping range). So, based on that, CO could believe that a lone A is good there and that BB is firing with KK or worse.
I think it’s still a fold – seeing three streets fired off (especially when the first is into so many opponents) would make me think BB is strong and has at minimum top pair with a better kicker.
I agree with the above unless the player betting 3 streets has done so prior with a bluff it is way to strong to call the river. I might not even call the turn if I didn’t improve.(granted I’m likely not playing A-4 off in the cut off unless I am first to enter the pot and raising trying to buy the blinds.)
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