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staying at a Washington hotel, drove onto the post with his military contractor identification and parked. He walked a short distance into the Naval Sea Systems Command and made his way to an overlook above atrium and started shooting down, a U.S. law enforcement official told CNN.
August 18, 2013
He visited a Thai Buddhist congregation in Raynham Mass and told them he had a pain in his head, and asked if he could stay for the night.
August 5, 2013
Started job in Rhode Island, and checked into the Residence Inn. He complained about hearing voices being transmitted to him by microwave beams. Then he checked out suddenly and moved to a room at the Navy base for veterans, then checked into another hotel. The Residence Inn got a message from his contracting company that informed them that Alexis was unstable and they were going to bring him back. He called police to tell them about the voices, they were so concerned they informed the naval base, but they didn't act on the warning.
He complained he could not sleep to VA physicians who gave him sleeping pills, and asked if he was depressed or had any mental problems, but he said no.
August 4, 2013
At an airport he was angry at a black woman in a wheelchair who was laughing and exchanged racial slurs though they were both black.
Alexis was serving as an information technology contractor at the time of the shooting. He was scheduled to begin work at the Washington Navy Yard in September
July 2013
Alexis tells the Experts to get him another job because he needs the money .
June 2013
Had been working in DC for four months, so he would be working soon after leaving Fort Worth, his last permanent address. “Aaron Alexis was an employee of a company called ‘The Experts,’ a subcontractor to an HP Enterprise Services contract to refresh equipment used on the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI) network,” said a company spokesperson who asked not to be named. “HP is cooperating fully with law enforcement as requested.” The company referred all further questions to The Experts.
September 2013
Left job in rhode island
kind of close into himself’ to deal with the depression and insomnia.
She said: ‘When he wouldn’t sleep he was not violent, he was not angry or bitter or anything. You could tell that he wasn’t sleeping because he just looked tired.
‘He said he was going to talk to his counsellor at the VA (Veterans Agency) and for a while he was resting...he had begun to get some sleep.
‘He did go to the VA. I know that there was one situation where he stayed up for a few days. I asked him when was the last time he had some sleep, he said about three days (ago) or such)’
The last time she spoke to Alexis was September 9th, a week ago when he called to say he had left his last job in Rhode Island and that he had arrived in Washington D.C.
November December 2012
contractor’s job in Japan took place from November to December. Alexis had finished a contract in Japan for the company at the end of 2012, Hoshko said.
In June the 34-year-old moved in with Mrs Downs who ran the barber shop next door and used her home as a place to stay when he was in town whilst not travelling in his job as a computer contractor...He wanted to be an interpreter and travel the world because he had a ‘heart for foreigners’ because he didn’t think they got a fair crack in the US.
Aaron loved the military. He would make a statement that defending his country and working with the military and coming home, it was hard to find a job.
‘He said I hate ever getting out. At least I could wake up employed, I knew that I had a job. I wish I had stayed in.’
August 2012 to May 2013
Alexis worked as a volunteer waiter and delivery driver at the Happy Bowl Thai restaurant in White Settlement, a suburb of Fort Worth, according to Afton Bradley, a former co-worker. The two overlapped for about eight months before Alexis left in May, Bradley said. Those that knew him notice that he was into Asian women in a big way.
Later there were complaints he stole food from the refrigerator, complained about the cat, and the last straw was when he told the police Alexis had put sugar to ruin the gas in his car.
July 2012
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University enrolled Alexis as an online student via its Fort Worth campus, started classes in July 2012 and pursuing a bachelor's of science in aeronautics.
“had a gun at all times” and fired a bullet through the wall of his room in the summer of 2012. “You're gonna kill me,” the restaurateur told his friend. Alexis apologised and said it was an accident.
March - April 2012
Indeed, such was Alexis' fascination with Thai culture, Buddhism and Thai people that he traveled to the south east Asian country in March and April of 2012.
According to the UK's Channel 4 News, he spent 45 days in the country and was shown around by Parin Suthamtewakul, a cousin of Nutpisit Suthamtewaku
He spent his time frequenting massage parlors, and grew to like Parin but crushed when she rejected his offer to come and live with him in the United States because the woman 'didn't like black people.' and she had a boyfriend.
Early 2011
Nutpisit Suthamtewakul opened the Happy Bowl Thai restaurant in White Settlement near Fort Worth in 2011.. voluteered at the restaurant in exchange for food and a room in Mr. Suthamtewakul’s house. He played computer games all day, but after he got a job fixing computers he rarely paid and borrowed money, claiming his company withheld his pay. he bristled when describing his service in the Navy and the benefits he believed had been withheld. "He just felt slighted by what he was getting each month," she said. Alexis was frustrated, she said, that he couldn't contribute more to household bills
dated a Thai woman and began showing up regularly at Wat Busayadhammavanara, a Buddhist Temple in White Settlement, Tex.a regular at Sunday services, intoning Buddhist chants and staying to meditate afterward.
Buddhist temple in Keller, about 20 miles north of Fort Worth, Alexis attended the noon service. planned to become a Buddhist monk, Thairintr said, and was adept at chanting in Thai. "He chanted better than me."
stopped showing up at the Buddhist centre early in 2011, Sirun said. "I didn't think he could be this violent," Sirun said. "I would not have been surprised to hear he had committed suicide. But I didn't think he could commit murder."
He served primarily in Fort Worth, assigned to Fleet Logistics Support Squadron 46 from February 2008 to January 2011. From Fox News Jennifer Griffin: Aaron Alexis applied for an early discharge in 2011 under the Navy’s “early enlisted transition program” which allowed him to discharge early as a way for the Navy to drawdown manpower. His record while serving included “unauthorized absences” and “insubordination” and an overall pattern of “misconduct” but there wasn’t enough to support a “general” or “dishonorable” discharge, according to sources familiar with Alexis’ case.
Alexis told him he was upset with the Navy because 'he thought he never got a promotion because of the color of his skin. He hated his commander'.
Left Navy: kicked out over various incidents including apartment shooting
Alexis worked at the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base in Fort Worth, Texas, from 2007 to 2011, according to information released by the Navy. Official: Navy kicked Aaron Alexis out of the military in 2011 in connection with a 2010 shooting incident.
Alexis worked at the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base in Fort Worth, Texas, from 2007 to 2011, according to information released by the Navy. Official: Navy kicked Aaron Alexis out of the military in 2011 in connection with a 2010 shooting incident.
Somsak asked Why you quit the job with the government?" Somsak said. "He said, 'Somebody doesn't like me."'
"He told me he believed he had superior abilities to his co-workers but he didn't get promoted," he said. "He complained about the rank and file not giving him respect." Alexis felt discriminated against because he was black, he said.
Summer 2010
'He didn't have any American friends,' said Nutpisit Suthamtewakul. 'His only friends were Thais because they were nice to him.'
‘He had a girlfriend in 2010, she was Chinese. She was in the Navy but she didn’t live round here. She lived far away.
Srisan Somsak, a Thai immigrant in Fort Worth, met Alexis at the Wat Busayadhammavanaram Meditation Centre, where Alexis had occasionally shown up for meditation starting in summer of 2010. Alexis said he needed a place to stay and Somsak offered to rent him the two-bedroom white bungalow behind the centre - if he promised not to smoke or drink.Alexis rented the place for $US600 a month, impressed his tenant studied the Thai language and told him he had visited Thailand. (confirmed visit?)
Year 2010
Court records from Tarrant County, Texas, indicate that Alexis faced charges in 2010 for discharging a firearm through his apartment ceiling and into the apartment of a neighbor
The neighbour told police she was scared of Alexis and felt he fired intentionally The woman who lived in the apartment told the police that Alexis had confronted her in the parking lot about making too much noise,. "It was determined that Alexis was cleaning a gun in his apartment when it accidentally went off,'' Tarrant County District Attorney Joe Shannon Jr., said. "No one was injured.''
the officer knocked on Alexis's door but did not receive a response. He only emerged after the officer called the fire department to get them to forcibly enter the property. "He said that he was trying to clean his gun while cooking and that his hands were slippery," the witer of the report says. "He told me that he began to take the gun apart when his hands slipped and pulled the trigger discharging a round into the ceiling." (Who cleans a loaded gun?) Soon after he was evicted from the apartments. a lawyer advised the family not to press charges. “How could you prove he did it on purpose when he claimed he was cleaning his gun?” Mr. Rotter said.
Year 2008
In 2008, Alexis was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge in DeKalb County, Georgia. He spent two nights in jail, police said, but they had no other details
He served primarily in Fort Worth, assigned to Fleet Logistics Support Squadron 46 from February 2008 to January 2011
In 2008, Alexis was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge in DeKalb County, Georgia. He spent two nights in jail, police said, but they had no other details
He served primarily in Fort Worth, assigned to Fleet Logistics Support Squadron 46 from February 2008 to January 2011
Year 2007
According to the Navy, Mr. Alexis enlisted on May 5, 2007, completed his basic training in Great Lakes, Ill., from May to July of that year and underwent various professional training until September.
he was ‘not man enough’ because his father made him feel inadequate his whole life, MailOnline can reveal.
Ex-Navy reservist Aaron Alexis joined the military in a vain attempt to prove to his dad Algernon, a caregiver, that he could ‘live up to a parent that you just couldn’t live up to’.
According to the Navy, Mr. Alexis enlisted on May 5, 2007, completed his basic training in Great Lakes, Ill., from May to July of that year and underwent various professional training until September.
Born in Queens, NY, Alexis joined the Navy in May 2007 at age 28 and completed his recruit training at Great Lakes, Ill. He had most recently worked in Fleet Logistics Support Squadron (VR) 46, in Fort Worth, Texas... Alexis rose to the rank of Aviation Electrician’s Mate 3rd Class and was twice awarded, first with the National Defense Service Medal and then with the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal.. A Navy aviation electrician's mate; Alexis' last assignment was as aviation electricians mate 3rd class at the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base in Fort Worth
Year 2004
a construction worker told police that Alexis had stared at him and fellow workers every day for a month — and occasionally brandished a handgun — at a construction site next to Alexis' residence
a construction worker told police that Alexis had stared at him and fellow workers every day for a month — and occasionally brandished a handgun — at a construction site next to Alexis' residence
He was arrested by police in Seattle in 2004 for using a 45 pistol to shoot out the tires of another man’s vehicle who were doing construction work next door, the Seattle Police Department reported on its Website.
Alexis told Seattle police the shooting occurred during “an anger-fueled blackout.” He claimed he was being mocked, and told police that he had been affected by 9/11 events
had been 'mocked' by construction workers the morning of the incident, and said they had 'disrespected him'.
had been 'mocked' by construction workers the morning of the incident, and said they had 'disrespected him'.
Year 2001-2003
Alexis worked between 2001 and 2003 at the Borough of Manhattan Community College. His supervisor there, Barry Williams, told CNN he never would have expected such a violent outburst, though Alexis would get easily frustrated about minor things and hold grudges.
Year 2001
During the investigation, Alexis’ father told detectives Alexis suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder after serving as an active participant in 9/11 rescue efforts at Ground Zero in New York, Seattle police said....told police he was present during "the tragic events of September 11, 2001" and described "how those events had disturbed him." Detectives later spoke with Alexis' father in New York, who told police Alexis had anger-management problems associated with PTSD, and that he had been an active participant in rescue attempts on 9-11.
Year 2000
Alexis, son of Sarah and Anthony Alexis, grew up in Brooklyn, according to the Washington Post, which spoke his his aunt, Helen Weeks: “We haven’t seen him for years,” Weeks said of her nephew in a telephone interview. “I know he was in the military. He served abroad. I think he was doing some kind of computer work.” ... Alexis was born in Queens and was registered to vote in New York, reports NBC New York. He had a rifle shotgun permit for the city that was valid from 2000-03, the permit was never renewed.
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