Maine mass shooter told mental health hospital he had 'hit list,' Army report says

An Army investigation found “multiple communication failures” regarding warning signs in the months leading up to reservist Robert Card committing the worst mass shooting in Maine’s history before killing himself in October.

Card shot and killed 18 people at a bowling alley and a nearby restaurant in Lewiston after a series of communication breakdowns among his military chain of command, civilian law enforcement and civilian hospitals treating him for mental health concerns, according to the investigation...