Navy Yard gunman reported hearing voices to police
Aaron Alexis, 34, told Newport Rhode Island police in August that people spoke to him through walls and ceilings and sent microwave vibrations to deprive him of sleep. He later killed 12 at the Navy Yard and was slain by officers.
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Federal gun laws failed to stop Navy Yard shooter
Aaron Alexis, the Navy Yard gunman, had a history of violent outbursts and was in early treatment for mental issues. He exploited gaps in gun laws to buy a shotgun in Virginia with out-of-state ID, despite federal rules. The firepower gap stemmed from the 1986 Firearms Owners' Protection Act.
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