cluciano63
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It says in that article he confessed one day after killing her, not two years later...I think it is just the sentencing that is happening now...
NY - Leah Walsh, 29, Bethpage, 26 October 2008
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http://www.newsday.com/long-island/nassau/william-walsh-sentenced-in-wife-s-killing-1.2047347
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Judge David Ayres also spared no words in sentencing Walsh to an agreed-upon 18 years to life in prison.
"It is my firm belief that you should never - and it is my hope that you will never - draw a free breath ever again," Ayres told Walsh.
As epithets were hurled at him, William Walsh sat staring straight ahead Wednesday during his sentencing to 18 years to life in prison in the killing of his wife. "Evil," a "cancer," a "monster" were among the terms used by the family of Leah Hirschel Walsh, whom Walsh admitted killing during an argument, dumping her body in the woods by the Long Island Expressway in North Hills, then launching a campaign to find her.
"He is a cancer that should be permanently excised from civilized society," Leah Hirschel Walsh's brother, Josh Hirschel, said in county court in Mineola.
*snip by me*
Judge David Ayres also spared no words in sentencing Walsh to an agreed-upon 18 years to life in prison.
"It is my firm belief that you should never - and it is my hope that you will never - draw a free breath ever again," Ayres told Walsh.
As epithets were hurled at him, William Walsh sat staring straight ahead Wednesday during his sentencing to 18 years to life in prison in the killing of his wife. "Evil," a "cancer," a "monster" were among the terms used by the family of Leah Hirschel Walsh, whom Walsh admitted killing during an argument, dumping her body in the woods by the Long Island Expressway in North Hills, then launching a campaign to find her.
"He is a cancer that should be permanently excised from civilized society," Leah Hirschel Walsh's brother, Josh Hirschel, said in county court in Mineola.