Article on neighbors speaking out:
http://blogs.wsj.com/metropolis/201...-whispers-about-a-loner/?mod=google_news_blog
Sam Lowy, one of Aron’s co-workers at Empire State said he was quiet and a little odd.
“He’s not social. You didn’t get a chance to get into his social life. He did what he did and then went home,” Lowy said. Aron was a stock clerk, meaning he worked in the back of the store and had little interaction with customers.
Sender Berkovits, 62, a professor at Touro College, said he’s known the Aron family for decades. Berkovits and several other neighbors interviewed Wednesday said that the family had had more than its share of troubles, with many saying that Aron’s parents were divorced, as was a sister.
As a child, Berkovits said Aron was normal enough. “In the winter when the days were short and the evenings long, when my children were young, I used to run a program for the kids on the street. They’d just come and play in the shul. Sometimes Levi would come, horse around with the other kids,” he said.
http://blogs.wsj.com/metropolis/201...-whispers-about-a-loner/?mod=google_news_blog
Sam Lowy, one of Aron’s co-workers at Empire State said he was quiet and a little odd.
“He’s not social. You didn’t get a chance to get into his social life. He did what he did and then went home,” Lowy said. Aron was a stock clerk, meaning he worked in the back of the store and had little interaction with customers.
Sender Berkovits, 62, a professor at Touro College, said he’s known the Aron family for decades. Berkovits and several other neighbors interviewed Wednesday said that the family had had more than its share of troubles, with many saying that Aron’s parents were divorced, as was a sister.
As a child, Berkovits said Aron was normal enough. “In the winter when the days were short and the evenings long, when my children were young, I used to run a program for the kids on the street. They’d just come and play in the shul. Sometimes Levi would come, horse around with the other kids,” he said.