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He had called police early one morning, telling them he was being followed, he was hearing voices of people. he couldnt see these people but he was convinced they were out to hurt him. this was in august, about the same time that he went to a v.a. hospital in rhode island for help with insomnia. hed also gone to a similar facility were now learning in washington, d.c. well, alexis told newport police that hed gotten into an argument and was being harassed by three people who were following him a...

Island police department reportedly did contact or try to contact the local naval base there. they said they were in communication with the 34-year-old, aaron alexis, and earlier in august, around august 7, police told those officials that he was hearing harassing voices, that he couldnt sleep at night. he was going from hotel room to hotel room and he said he was feeling microwave machine pulse-like vibrations through his body through some of the voices. despite those warnings and by him himsel...

Alexis was never convicted of anything and was not legally prevented from buying guns. just last month, alexis checked into a rhode island hotel and called authorities to complain he was hearing voices and being followed. the people he believed were following him were also using a microwave machine to send vibrations and prevent him from sleeping. three weeks later, alexis sought treatment from a nearby v.a. hospital. it would have been illegal for the v.a. to report that he was seeking psychiat...

This is "world news now." good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with new questions about the background of the navy yard shooter aaron alexis. a major focus is how he kept his security clearance despite he was troubled. "more -- with more, hes pierre thomas. >> reporter: law enforcement sources tell abc news aaron alexis was a ticking time bomb. in recent days descending toward madness. on august 7th, at 6:00 a.m., alexis called the newport police in rhode island and began a bizarre tale ...

Texas, alexis told police his gun had gone off while he was cleaning. alexis was never convicted of anything and was not legally prevented from buying guns. just last month, alexis checked into a rhode island hotel and called authorities to complain he was hearing voices and being followed. the people he believed were following him were also using a microwave machine to send vibrations and prevent him from sleeping. three weeks later, alexis sought treatment from a nearby v.a. hospital. it would...

Of microwave machine to send vibrations through the ceiling, penetrating his body so he cannot fall asleep. police officers taking that report at 6:00 in the morning on a wednesday this past month, they did not take any action. they told him to stay away from these people. they told him they could call the newport, rhode island, police if those people actually showed up and somebody could see them. it was two officers who respond to this guy at the hotel. one of those officers wrote up the narra...

Alexis explained that while traveling from virginia to rhode island, he had gotten into a verbal altercation with a man during his flight. he believed that the man had sent three people to talk to him, keeping him awake, and sending vibrations through his body. alexis told police he had not seen the people but he believed that there were two men and a woman, and that they were quote, using a microwave machine to send vibrations through the ceiling, penetrating his body so he could not sleep, unq...

>> reporter: but there are clues that aaron alexis started unraveling mentally in recent months. according to newport, rhode island police, alexis called officers to his hotel room there in august. alexis told police that three individuals talking to him through a wall were sent to quote, harass him. he told police the harassers were using a microwave machine to send vibrations through the ceiling, penetrating his body so he could not speak. but alexis friends in texas say they never saw this si...

Alexis said that the two men and a woman were quote, using a microwave machine to send vibrations through the ceiling, penetrating his body so he could not speak. he also told police that he never felt anything like this and felt these individuals would harm him. he did not tell police exactly what his alleged harassers were saying, but he did say he had no history of mental illness in his family, that he never had a mental episode. newport police were so concerned that they notified the naval s...

Police were called to his hotel room. he told them that, in fact, hed gotten into an argument with a man on his way, on the flight from virginia to rhode island, and that he believed that the man had sent other people to harass him, to quote, follow him, and keep him awake by both talking to him, but also by sending vibrations through his body. alexis actually moved hotels three times, but the voices still didnt go away. at the second hotel, on the navy base, he said that the voices, the same vo...