People v. Raizen

Manning, J.:

The charge upon which the defendant was convicted was that on December 10, 1921, she “wilfully, feloniously and of malice aforethought, shot and killed Abraham Glickstein.” Glickstein was a physician, about forty-three years old, a married man anfd father *448of a family. The shooting took place on December 10, 1921, between five and five-thirty p. m. at the doctor’s office No. 535 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn. The bullet entered his chest, penetrated his heart and death was almost instantaneous. The defendant on the day before the tragedy had returned from a trip to Florida, to which…