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I've been reading up on the Montclair postal substation tragedy of '95 and am struck by how the community was so deeply affected, especially by the loss of someone like Robert S. Leslie. It's haunting to think of how everyday people just doing their routine errands never made it back home. The fact that Green knew the layout and the lack of security makes me wonder if anything has changed over the years in terms of safeguarding postal facilities. True crime cases like these really bring home the unpredictability and fragility of life. It's vital that we remember Robert Leslie and the other victims, not just as names in a case file but as vibrant individuals who were cherished by their families and friends. The pain of losing them in such a senseless act must feel incredibly isolating for those left behind, yet the Montclair community seemed to rally in a way that some communities never do. For those who lived through it, how has Montclair moved forward, and what steps do you think have been taken to prevent such a tragedy from happening again?
