On April 30, Mr. Hirsch left his wife at work and then headed to the restaurant, prosecutors said. He passed him seven times between 7:30 and 9:30 p.m., before noticing Mr. Ian, 45, as he left to make the delivery.
Mr Hirsch followed Mr Jan to 108th Street, where he left a warrant, then to 67th Drive and 108th Street, where he then fatally shot him, prosecutors said.
Mr Ian was taken to Elmhurst Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Mr. Yang, a father of three, immigrated to the United States from Fuzhou, a city in southeast China. He often delivered lunch orders to students at Kweller Prep Tutoring and Educational Services Inc., said owner Francis Kueller.
“This is literally someone we’ve seen all along,” said Ms. Queller, who helped raise more than $ 150,000 for Mr. Yang’s family. “This is a man we have trusted for so many years.
She added: “It was a family trying to live the American dream. This is devastating. “
After the death of her husband, Ms. Zhao focused on helping the couple’s children cope with the loss of their father, said Jennifer Wu, a lawyer who represents the family.
One of Ms. Zhao’s most pressing concerns is how to invest money donated by friends and strangers. She wants to use the money to fund her 2-year-old daughter’s education, Ms. Wu said.
“It was heartbreaking to hear,” Ms. Wu said. “Instead of worrying about herself, she just wanted to give everything she had to her daughter.”
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