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He had called police early one morning, telling them he was being followed, he was hearing voices of people. he couldn't 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. he'd also gone to a similar facility we're now learning in washington, d.c. well, alexis told newport police that he'd gotten into an argument and was being harassed by three people who were following him and keeping him awake by talking to him and sending vibrations into his body using what he called...

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 couldn't 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 himself, there was no effort to strip him of clearance and weeks later he did arrive here at the naval ba...

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 psychiatric treatment. and we have the author of the book "columbine." i want you to talk about -- before th...

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, he's 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 documented in a police report obtained by abc news. he claimed after an argument at a virginia airp...

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 have been illegal for the v.a. to report that he was seeking psychiatric treatment. and we have the...