This employee lived in Astoria and already knew of him as Norman Dewinter the swiss baron although she had never spoken to him until that day when he came into the store. I can not believe TJ missed this key witness, I was very intrigued by what she told me which is case sensitive for now as I am launching my own investigation into Airborne Bob...but I promise to reveal more details when I can fellas.
If, in the days following the hijacking, this employee realized they recently sold a suit to a guy that might be the hijacker, why didn't they come forward with this info?
And if they didn't realize it then, why and how are they realizing it 45 years later?
That was one thing that felt off with the History Channel doc. These witnesses being shown a photo of Rackstraw and saying "Yup that's the guy that crashed on our couch a half century ago." Huh? I had a lot of random people crash on my couch during my college days too and there's no way I could identify any of them today. And that was only ~15 years ago, not 45. I couldn't help but wonder how someone could reasonably remember such a minute detail from so long ago.
