To many, Najibullah Zazi was a familiar face on Stone Street in Lower Manhattan, serving pastries and coffee to the morning rush hour crowd near Wall St. No one could have guessed that this was the same person who would one day be an alleged terror suspect in a plot that would possibly rival 9/11, if carried out.
From the NY Times
For many on Wall Street — young, old, all in a hurry, the charging bulls of Bowling Green — his was the first hello of the day. Affable and rooted, he lived for 10 years in the same apartment with his family in Flushing, Queens. His father drove a cab for more than 15 years.
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