<p><strong>Mass murder and military aviation disaster. One community&#39;s experience with two fatal tragedies that occurred suddenly... but not without warning.</strong></p><p>On 20 June 1994, a vengeance-seeking gunman opened fire in an Air Force hospital. Despite warnings from his roommates and co-workers. Despite the efforts of mental-health doctors. A sociopath had slipped through the cracks.</p><p>Four days after the shooting, a B-52 bomber crashed during an air-show practice flight. Aviators had complained about the rogue pilot and his reckless maneuvers. When leadership refused to ground him, they predicted the worst air-show disaster in history.</p><p>This compelling true story is told in the words of the people who witnessed the tragedies unfold&mdash;the heroes, the first responders, the victims and the survivors.</p><p>Written by Andy Brown, the Air Force cop who ended the killing spree. After seven years of research,&nbsp;<em>Warnings Unheeded</em>&nbsp;is part of his ongoing effort to share the story&nbsp;of two preventable tragedies and the lessons within.</p><p>How many times have you heard that a killer, 'just snapped?' Or that a tragic 'accident' was unpredictable?</p><p><strong>If you like true crime, nonfiction storytelling, or learning from history&mdash;read this page-turning true story of mass murder and aviation disaster.</strong></p><p><strong>***Contains more than 70 photographs and images.***</strong></p>