On 20 June 1994, a vengeance-seeking gunman opened fire in an Air Force hospital. Four days later a rogue pilot crashed a B-52 bomber during an air-show practice flight. Both tragedies had been predicted and repeatedly warned about. The base psychiatrist warned his staff. "This is the kind of patient who ... one day ... he's going to come back and kill you." Aircrews pleaded with leadership to ground the dangerous pilot. "We predicted the worst air-show disaster in history when we found out that he was gonna fly." Have you ever heard someone say that a tragedy struck without warning? Read Warnings Unheeded and see the precursors of violence and tragedy in this page-turning true story of mental illness, mass murder and aviation disaster. This unique true-crime book was written by Andy Brown, the man who ended the hospital killing spree. The suspenseful narrative is packed with details garnered from police reports, medical records, journal entries, letters and personal interviews. This powerful story details the warnings signs of violence and disaster, the heroic response to the tragedies, and the traumatic aftermath.