Updated:The Shooter Of Washington D.C Shoot Out That Left 13 People Dead(Including Him).

The pictures above are photos of the man involved in the shoot out that occurred on monday-16th-september-2013 at Washington.

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The Washington Navy Yard shooter was a
'hardcore drinker' who loved to play violent
video games, a close friend has revealed.
Nutpisit Suthamtewakul said on Monday
that he had known Aaron Alexis for three
years and that they were drinking buddies.
Alexis worked at Suthamtewakul's Happy
Bowl Thai restaurant in Fort Worth, Texas
and for a time lived with the owner and his
wife.
Alexis shot dead 12 people and injured
eight others in the Monday morning attack
on the Navy Yard in Washington, D.C.
The 34-year-old was being treated for
serious mental illness and had been
'hearing voices', it emerged today.

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According to NBC Washington,
this man Aaron Alexis, 34, from Fort
Worth, Texas is the Navy Yard shooter. A
background check has revealed that this
is the police mugshot for Alexis who was
arrested but not charged for firing a gun
in his apartment in 2010
Friend Michael Ritrovato said that he had
watched Alexis playing violent video games
that involved shooting. Mr Suthamtewakul
said that he would bring his friend food
during gaming sessions that would last for
hours.

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Mr Ritrovato, a 50-year-old government
worker and New York native, said that
Alexis, an African-American, had
complained to him that he was the victim
of racial discrimination.
However Mr Suthamtewakul said that his
friend was a recently-converted Buddhist
who liked to meditate.
He told the WSJ : 'He cursed a lot, but I
[didn’t] see him angry very much.'
The restaurant owner invited Alexis to work
at Happy Bowl, where he said that he got
on well with customers and spoke Thai
which he had learned during an extended
trip to the country.
However, Mr Suthamtewakul was forced to
reprimand his friend after he appeared at
work one day with a gun tucked inside his
waistband.

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The Happy Bowl owner said that Alexis had
moved out of his home around May after
there was tension with Mr Suthamtewakul's
wife over their pet cats.
He said he had not heard from Alexis in
the weeks before the shooting and had
believed he was flying to Japan as part of
his government contractor job.
At the time of the shootings, Alexis worked
for The Experts, a subcontractor on a
Hewlett Packard contract to refresh
equipment used on the Navy Marine Corps
Intranet network.
Despite entering the Navy Yard carrying an
AR-15 and another weapon, Alexis appears
to have drawn little attention as he was
carrying a valid military ID card, according
to the Washington Post .

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Mixed signals: Many friends and family
called Aaron Alexis kind and peaceful
but he had also been arrested three
times in the past decade- twice for gun-
related incidents and another for
disorderly conduct
Conflicting descriptions of the mass shooter
continued to emerge today as the family of
Alexis said they were 'distraught' to learn
that he carried out the massacre.
A family member said on Monday that the
mother and sister of Aaron Alexis were also
'shocked' that he could have done this.
While some neighbors and acquaintances
described him as 'nice,' his father once told
detectives in Seattle that his son had anger
management problems related to post-
traumatic stress brought on by the terrorist
attacks of September 11, 2001.
Alexis also complained about the Navy and
being a victim of discrimination during his
time as a reservist from 2007 to 2011.
After leaving the reserves, Alexis worked as
a 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.
Having traveled to Thailand, Alexis learned
some Thai and could speak to Thai
customers in their native language.
'He was a very nice person,' Bradley said in
a phone interview. 'It kind of blows my
mind away. I wouldn't think anything bad
at all.'
Ty Thairintr, a congregant at Wat Budsaya,
a Buddhist temple in Fort Worth which
Alexis would attend, said: 'We are all
shocked. We are nonviolent.

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Aaron was a
very good practitioner of Buddhism. He
could chant better than even some of the
Thai congregants.'
Thairintr said 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'

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Am not supporting the killer for taking innocent lives due to his own personal reason that ended him dead as well,but my question now is....must they tag him "African-American"now cuz he committed such crime?for all the crime done in any African country by any so called Americans or the white men as our people often refers them,I have never came across one tagged"American-African".This should be maintained of put to an end cuz it carries racial mark along...'crime is crime despite regardless of wherever the convict came from...

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