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>> reporter: law enforcement sources say he was a ticking time bomb and warning signs may have been missed. on august 7th at 6 a.m., alexis called the newport, rhode island, police and said an unidentified person had sent three people to follow him and to keep him awake by talking to him and sending vibrations to his body through a microwave machine. alexis switched hotels three times that night trying to escape the voices. newport authorities contacted naval station police. it is unclear if the military took any action. alexis' friends said he suffered from ptsd after he said he helped to res...

>> reporter: we are hearing more now about some of the red flags that were missed. including a story about a call from a police officer that had spoken with alexis where he told the police officer about hopping from hotel from hotel to hotel from people that were using a microwave machine that was trying to prevent him from sleeping. that results in no action from the navy. he kept his security clearance and he kept his common access card. and secretary of defense just spoke and said the pentagon is going to have to do a better job keeping it's people safe. >> every day, the millions of dod em...

People. reports that could have saved those lives. jim sciutto is outfront with the latest. >> reporter: what we learned is when alexis with the rhode island police with this disturbing story of being followed, of being controlled with a microwave machine, of hearing voices, that while the rhode island police reported that to the rhode island naval station, that account went no further than there. it did not come to the navy here in washington, so still very serious questions as to how this was allowed to happen and at the same time still this overriding question as to why this happened. why d...

Seconds later with a gun. moments later he opens fire. >> we have a report on the fourth floor. a male with a shotgun. multiple shots fired. multiple people down. >> reporter: as investigators continue poring over alexis's life, the trail of red flags leading to monday's massacre is troubling. august 7th, he calls rhode island police complaining of hearing voices coming through the walls of his hotel room. according to this police department, alexis said those voices were sending vibrations into his body using some sort of microwave machine. august 25th, alexis arrives in the washington area w...

Apartment below in ft. worth 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 fa 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 psychi...