“He really didn't look good to me. I asked him are you okay? He was like, no. He was just trying to get warm,” Goldsborough said.
“He didn't have a coat on. And it was really cold out this evening. And he had one shoe on, and he was wandering around, looking around.”
“He had on a black suit and burgundy penny loafers. And he was holding one shoe in his hand,” she said. “”He just told me he wanted to get warm before he paid for his ticket.”
Goldsborough explained why she recalled the incident
“He just didn't seem like he was really there. He seemed like he was disoriented. Actually I thought he had dementia or something.”
“Mr. Wheeler left the garage and he just kind of walked up, out the driveway and I just kind of stared at him until I couldn't see him anymore, until he was out of my sight. Then after I got off I kind of followed his footsteps and I still didn't see him anymore. So like the next morning when I got back to work I called Wilmington Police.”
Goldsborough says police told her there was nothing they could do.LINK
Based on what we learned, there are reports that police may be looking to or have talked with taxi drivers to see if they took Wheeler from Wilmington to Newark. (TAXI DRIVERS)
And Wheeler's friend, Richard Radez, told Fox News he thinks Wheeler had a reaction to prescription medication or had received the wrong medication, which caused him to become disoriented. (PHARMACIST - somewhere in this time frame something happened to Jack)
Radez thinks Wheeler found a ride to Wilmington and then ran into trouble. (TAXI DRIVERS)LINK
She thought enough to tell him to go back and close the door but couldn’t get off her ass to make sure a well dressed man who might have dementia may have wandered off from somewhere?
That’s not indifference, that’s just damned lazy.
She probably traced his path after work because that is how she left the building every night.