The gun possession case against Dorothy Hirsch, the estranged wife of “Duck Sauce Killer” Glenn Hirsch, should be thrown out due to new DNA evidence.
should be thrown out because of new DNA evidence, her lawyer argued in a just filed letter.
“The DNA results demonstrate that nothing links Dorothy to the firearms Glenn Hirsch stored among the possessions he put inside of black garbage bags and boxes which he then stuffed in a hallway closet,” lawyer Mark Bederow wrote in a letter to prosecutor Thomas Salmon, which was filed Saturday in Queens Criminal Court.Hirsch, 63, on weapons possession charges after police found a cache of firearms in her Briarwood home.
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