In 1990, defendant Alice Gong purchased a house on Olmstead Avenue in the Bronx. At the time she purchased it, the twostory house was classified as a three-family home, with one apartment on the first floor and two on the second floor. Prior to 1998, the house was occupied by three families: Gong's parents, who lived in the apartment on the first floor; Gong, her husband (defendant Dean Dariano) and their children, all of whom occupied one of the two apartments on the second...
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