On March 24, 2013 she was stabbed in the clear day in the center of Cleveland. It took twelve years for the police to finally arrest the alleged murderer of Aliza Sherman. Its identity is a shock. Because it is the divorce lawyer of the victim. The alleged motif of Gregory Moore is even more shocking.
Moore had Sherman in a divorce procedure against her husband Dr. Sandford Sherman represented. A day before the first hearing in court, the lawyer appointed his client to the office. When Triple’s mother arrived there, she stood in front of a closed door. She wrote an SMS to Moore: “I wait in my car, it’s too cold here. Seconds later, the 53-year-old was attacked by a man in the gray hoodie, who stuck her eleven times with a knife.
Another photo of the victim of murder:
Because her ex-husband had a cutting and stab-resistant alibi, the investigation was in the sand after the murderer. Until Moore 2021 with regard to the Sherman murder of the researchers, because he had buried hearings from other clients due to false bomb threats. A ‘cold business’ team determined four years until the office of the public prosecutor of Cuyahoga County saw sufficient evidence of a charge for murder against Moore.
Designed SMS wrote after the crime
According to public prosecutor Michael O’Malley, the lawyer would have been overtaken in his office building by a back door and from there his client would have been sent to have various SMS messages that should serve as Alibi. But Tech expert from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation discovered that Moore had published his mobile phone three hours before his act, so that his place of residence would not be visible. O’Malley: “All the broken proof arises a clear picture – namely that Gregory Moore planned the brutal murder of Aliza Sherman, carried out himself or was involved in the execution.”
The only reason for the bloody act was that the 53-year-old wanted to prevent him from appearing in court with his client. According to the “People” magazine, the lawyer planned to attack Shermann for months, so that negotiations cannot be negotiated, as can be seen in the indictment. Moore has been in custody since he was arrested and will be brought to court on 16 May.
Source: Krone
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