Former divorce attorney Gregory J. Moore was secretly indicted on Friday for the stabbing and murder of Aliza Sherman in 2013.
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''The charges escalated in 2013, when Moore was first charged with three counts of inducing panic.
Those charges are connected to the bomb threats Moore would call into court to avoid court appearances, according to the indictment.''
- ''At least six counts of inducing panic
- Three counts of terroristic threats
- Telecommunications fraud
- Obstructing official business
- Falsification
- Two counts of forgery
- Possessing criminal tools''
- Jul 24, 2024
- Estranged husband of Aliza Sherman dead in Florida
''Records show that dating back to Nov. 2, 2000, Beachwood Police were called to the Sherman house 22 times for reports of domestic disturbances, the Cleveland Jewish News previously reported.
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Dr. Sanford Sherman
''After Aliza Sherman’s death, her daughter Jennifer Sherman
filed a civil lawsuit against Sanford Sherman for charges including counts of conversion, breach of fiduciary duty, unjust enrichment, civil remedy for criminal acts and civil conspiracy related to Aliza’s estate. Over the course of the civil trial, depositions connected to the case involved Sanford Sherman admitting to an extramarital affair, details of a defamation lawsuit involving an exotic dancer and a reference to a conversation where Sanford solicited advice on how to commit the “perfect murder.”