Navy Yard Shooter Gangstalked with Mind Control Microwave Weapons

A newly uncovered document raises some startling questions about suspected shooter Aaron Alexis in the wake of the Washington D.C. Navy Yard shooting that left 13 people dead this week.

Melissa Melton
Activist Post

Alternative news outlet Activist Post published the following document on Facebook last night which has also been corroborated by The New York Times. It’s a report narrative filed by a Rhode Island police officer who responded to a call made by Alexis on Aug. 7. Alexis claimed that people were harassing him using microwave weapons:

Alexis reportedly told the officer that three people were sent to “follow him and keep him awake by talking to him and sending vibrations into his body.” Alexis attempted to change hotel rooms to another at a Navy base “where he heard the same voices talking to him through the walls, floor and ceiling.” Alexis also noted these people were “using ‘some sort of microwave machine’ to send vibrations through the ceiling, penetrating his body so he cannot fall asleep.”

The office wrote, “[Alexis] stated that he has never felt anything like this and is worried that these individuals are going to harm him.” Alexis also told the officer that he did not have a history of mental illness, nor had he had any sort of mental episodes before.

Despite his statement to police in August, Alexis reportedly had a history of dissociative fugue states where he would ‘blackout’ and come to without any memory of what he did during that time.

Microwave weapons were also referenced multiple times in a 2001 NASA PowerPoint presentation “Future of War 2025” given by one of their chief Langley Research Center scientists. For further reading on how microwave weapons work, click here.

- from activist post, Report: Was Navy Yard Shooter Gangstalked with Mind Control Microwave Weapons?

reposted from END TIMES NEWS