Friday, September 14, 2012
The arguments were scheduled for October biut have been moved to Thursday.
Update: The new time for the bond hearing is 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 20. Andrea Sneiderman, accused of being involved in killing her husband, was released with several restrictions on a $500,000 bond in August. She was limited to her parents' home, she must wear an ankle bracelet and she had to surrender her passport. On Friday, the court gave notice that Sneiderman will attempt to change those restrictions so that she can attend religiious services. Sneiderman is scheduled to be arraigned, where she has the oppportunity to plead guilty or not guilty, Oct. 8 at 8:30 a.m. Sneiderman was arrested near Lake Oconee in an 8-count indictment in early August. She is acussed of malice murder for conspiring with Hemy Neuman, her former boss at …
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Sneiderman was released Thursday morning after posting a $500,000 bond.
Andrea Sneiderman posted bond Thursday morning and has been released from DeKalb County jail. Channel 2 Action News is reporting that Sneiderman posted the $500,000 bond that Judge Gregory Adams had ordered during Sneiderman's bond hearing on Tuesday. Sneiderman also was ordered to surrender her passport and her children's passports, as well as wear an electronic ankle bracelet. She was also instructed to live with her parents until her trial. Sneiderman's arraignment date has been set for Oct. 8. Sneiderman faces an eight-count indictment that implicated her in her husband's death, Russell Sneiderman. Additionally, her more than $2 million in assets have been frozen, which could play into her ability to post bond. Sneiderman also faces …
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Sneiderman will need to come up with half of that amount in cash before she can be released.
DeKalb County judge Gregory Adams set bond for Andrea Sneiderman at $500,000 during a hearing Tuesday in her murder trial. Wearing a purple blouse and black pant suit, and with her hair pulled back in a ponytail, Sniederman smiled as she heard Adams issue his ruling. If she makes bond, Sneiderman will also have to wear an electronic ankle bracelet until her trial, live with her parents, and turn in her passport and her children's passports. She hugged her attorneys and smiled as she left the courtroom. Sneiderman's next court appearance was set for Sept. 6. Sign up for a Dunwoody Patch newsletter to have breaking news delivered to your inbox. "Andrea Sneiderman ain't going anywhere," said Tom Clegg, Sneiderman's attorney, who asked the …
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Police officials say that they were focused on Hemy Neuman, the gunman eventually convicted of killing Russell Sneiderman, her husband.
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Saturday, August 18, 2012
A Channel 2 report wrote a scathing article this week about Dunwoody PD failing to consder Andrea Sniderman, eventually a suspect in her husband's murder, and instead investigated the convicted killer, Hemy Neuman. Andrea has since been arrested, but Duwnoody PD took a hit from the DeKalb DA team, according to the Channel 2 report. "By the time the police got to where they need to make an arrest, a lot of evidence was lost," he said. Sign up for a Dunwoody Patch newsletter to have breaking news delivered to your inbox. The Dunwoody PD are staying away from this one - refusing to tell their side of the story. On Friday, Sgt. Mike Carlson, department spokesman, said the case is now out of Dunwoody PDs hands. "At this time there is nothing," …
Thursday, August 2, 2012
DA alleges in attached indictment Sneiderman "acted in concert" with Hemy Neuman, who was convicted in March of killing her husband.
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Thursday, August 2, 2012
Andrea Sneiderman was arrested Thursday for murder, insurance fraud and perjury in connection with the death of her husband Russell Sneiderman. The indictment issued by DeKalb District Attorney Robert James says that "Sneiderman and (Hemy) Neuman conspired among themselves and with each other to engage in an interrelated pattern of criminal activity motivated by and the effect of which was insurance fraud and pecunairy gain." Sign up for a Dunwoody Patch newsletter to have breaking news delivered to your inbox. "The accused did act in concert with Hemy Neuman by giving Hemy Neuman the schedule for departure and return of Russell Sneiderman so that Neuman could kill Russell Sneiderman." Other statements in the indictment: - That Andrea …
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Her testimony during the trial raised eyebrows from legal professionals and people following the trial.
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Tuesday, April 10, 2012
One of the lingering questions after the conviction of Hemy Neuman for the murder of Russell Sneiderman was whether wife Andrea Sneiderman would be charged in the killing. On Monday, a Grand Jury subpoenaed all of Andrea Sneiderman's testimony from Channel 2 Action News, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The subpoena comes after DeKalb District Attorney Robert James told reporters at Neuman's trial that Andrea Sneiderman's role in the death could lead to charges. Neuman was sentenced to life without parole. It is something we have under review right now," James said March 15. "Stay tuned." Andrea Sneiderman's testimony during the trial raised eyebrows from legal professionals and people following the trial. Andrea …
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Wife seeks divorce after Neuman's conviction
Friday, March 16, 2012
Relief expressed by many in Dunwoody
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Friday, March 16, 2012
Dunwoody residents breathed a sigh of relief after the news that Hemy Neuman had been found guilty but mentally ill Thursday in the shooting death of Russell Sneiderman. Connie Morelle, a Dunwoody resident, said she believes the verdict means that there will be justice for Sneiderman. “I’m appalled that in this community you can execute a father at his son’s day care and be perceived to be insane.” A little less than a year-and-a-half ago, 36-year-old father Sneiderman was gunned down at Dunwoody Prep, a city day care center, after he dropped off his son. The prep school is located in the heart of the Dunwoody community in Dunwoody Village. Morelle said that after the shooting the feeling in the community went back to normal. “The general …
Thursday, March 15, 2012
DeKalb DA confirms that his office is investigating the widow
A jury of nine women and three men found Hemy Neuman guilty but mentally ill in the 2010 killing of Russell "Rusty" Sneiderman. Judge Gregory Adams, who called Sneiderman's death "an execution," sentenced Neuman to the maximum sentence allowed __ life in prison without possibility of parole. Adams also imposed a five year sentence for using a gun in the commission of a felony. DeKalb District Attorney Robert James called it a victory. “Guilty is guilty,” James said in a news conference after the sentencing hearing. Defense lawyers pledged to appeal the verdict and argued that Neuman should have been found not guilty by reason of insanity. Neuman admitted killing Russell "Rusty" Sneiderman in Nov. 2010, just after Sneiderman dropped his son…
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Jurors will return Thursday morning to continue their work.
The jury in the Hemy Neuman murder trial spent its first day deliberating Wednesday, but retired for the day without offering a verdict or even a clue about which way they're leaning in a case that has caught national attention. Neuman, a former GE Energy Atlanta executive, has admitted slaying Dunwoody entrepreneur Russell "Rusty" Sneiderman, but pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. For about two hours Wednesday afternoon, the jury watched videotaped interviews of Neuman with a psychiatrist hired by the prosecution. That expert testified that Neuman was sane at the time of the killing and responsible for his actions. Almost all of the nine women and three men of the jury appeared to be bored while reviewing the video in the courtroom…
Mistene Getz
10:13 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
I am appalled the judge would allow this killer out on Bond...This woman should be in prison...there is no way she did not help her former boss kill her husband,,Divorce does not leave you the house and 2 million to play with..I hope Rustys family takes control of his children as she is too sickly to be a positive influence...How dare she threaten a witness 'who does she think she is"??????She … more ›