On March 21, 1995, George Peter Lomaga, a 59-year-old business consultant, was shot and killed inside the Montclair, New Jersey, post office during an armed robbery. The assailant, Christopher Green, a former temporary postal employee at that location, entered with a 9-millimeter handgun and ordered Lomaga, two postal workers—Ernest Spruill and Stanley Walensky—and a customer, Robert Leslie, to lie on the floor before shooting each of them at close range. Another customer, David Grossman, was also shot and severely wounded but survived.

A Postal Service driver discovered the scene the next day. Christopher Green was arrested the following day and confessed. He later pleaded guilty to robbery and murder in June 1995 and was sentenced on September 22, 1995, to four consecutive life terms without parole, plus a 25-year sentence for wounding David Grossman.

Did anyone in Montclair remember unusual activity at the post office or anyone connected to the building in March 1995?