Monday, August 13, 2012
DA Robert James froze accounts for the widow that could factor into a bail hearing scheduled for Aug. 21.
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Monday, August 13, 2012
Andrea Sneiderman's Aug. 21 bail hearing may experience a glitch, according to the AJC. DeKalb DA Robert James reportedly froze her more than $2 million in assets, a day after she was accused of helping to kill her husband, according to the report. Hemy Neuman was convicted of killing Russell Sneiderman, Andrea Sneiderman's husband. Sneiderman reaped $2 million in life insurance policies from her husband death. The couple also had more than $950,000 in marital assets. Sniderman also owns a home worth nearly $890,000 in Dunwoody, according to county property records. It is unclear if that asset is frozen. James said he would seek life without parole for the widow who is suspected in being involved with killing her husband.
truTV is set to replay the entire trial, beginning Monday morning.
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Monday, August 13, 2012
With the recent arrest of Andrea Sneiderman in the background, truTV is set to replay the entire Hemy Neuman trial beginning Monday morning. Neuman was found guilty but insane in the killing of Rusty Sneiderman. The trial lasted weeks and included tetstimony from Sneiderman, who garnered attention from prosecutors and defense attorneys for denying having an affair with Neuman, despite evidence to the contrary. Charges against Sneiderman include malice murder and two counts of perjury, which involve her being alleged to lie in her statement that she did not have an affair with Neuman, her boss at a local energy company. Sneiderman's bond hearing is set for Aug. 21. Dunwoody Patch launched the day of Sneiderman's murder, and featured …
Friday, August 10, 2012
Sneiderman, accused of helping murder her husband, successfully delayed a deposition in a dispute with her in-laws over access to their two grandchildren.
Andrea Sneiderman will not be deposed until after an Aug. 21 bond hearing in a civil dispute with her in laws over her two children, according to the Alanta-Journal Consitution. Lawyers for Sneiderman successfully argued that she was too focused on criminal charges made against last week to be deposed in the civil suit. Sneiderman is accused of being involved in the Nov. 2001 murder of her husband, Russell Sneiderman. Andrea Sneiderman was arrested last week for suspicion of eight charges, including murder and perjury in the trial of Hemy Neuman. Neuman was convicted in March of gunning down Russell Sneiderman at Dunwoody Prep, a city daycare. Andrea Seniderman's indictment said the she communicated her husband's schedule to Neuman the day…
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
At times indignant, Andrea Sneiderman said Hemy Neuman manipulated her into thinking they were friends.
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Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Andrea Sneiderman returned to witness stand Wednesday morning and continued to insist that she and the man who killed her husband never had an affair. Sneiderman, the widow of Russell 'Rusty' Sneiderman, spent several hours on Tuesday and Wednesday detailing her relationship with her former boss, Hemy Neuman, who has admitted to killing Rusty Sneiderman. Testimony and emails showed that Neuman, who was Andrea Sneiderman's supervisor at GE, had romantic feelings for her and proposed marriage to her at least once. She testified that they never did more than hold hands. She also said she never heard him talk or act in a way that made her think he had delusions or was mentally ill. The prosecution called witnesses that cast doubt on her claim …
Monday, February 20, 2012
Trial begins for the man accused of gunning down Russell Sneiderman outside Dunwoody Prep
Opening statements in the murder trial of Hemy Neuman are scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Tuesday in a DeKalb County courtroom. Last week, jury selection was completed in the highly anticipated trial. The make up of the jury is 12 women and four men. Neuman is facing murder charges related to the Nov. 18, 2010 killing of Russell “Rusty” Sneiderman, 36. Sneiderman was gunned down outside of Dunwoody Prep, a local pre-school, after he dropped off his then 2-year-old son. He has entered a plea of insanity. One of the first legal issues to be tackled in the case looks to be a discussion of Neuman’s mental state. Thursday, attorneys talked about a motion filed by the defense to suppress any discussion of Neuman’s delusional issues. The defense …
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Defense intends to bring case to jury
The trial for Hemy Neuman, the man accused of gunning down Russell 'Rusty' Sneiderman outside of a Dunwoody preschool, has been set for Oct. 17. Thursday morning, Neuman was in court for a pre-trial hearing to set the schedule for the case. Judge Gregory Adams set the trial date for Oct. 17. The trial is scheduled to run for four weeks. Adams asked attorneys if they expected a plea agreement would be reached. Robert James, the DeKalb County District Attorney, said his office was ready for a trial. Neuman's defense team said they don't expect an agreement. “We have entered a plea of not guilty,” said Douglas Peters, Neuman’s attorney. “And expect the case to be tried by a jury.” Adams scheduled hearings on pre trial motions for August. In …
Monday, April 4, 2011
48-year-old is arraigned in DeKalb County Superior Court, his attorneys ask for extension for pre-trial response to the state's evidence, case against Neuman
Hemy Neuman pleaded not guilty Monday to charges of murder and possession of firearm in the commission of a felony. Neuman, 48, of East Cobb, is accused shooting Russell ‘Rusty’ Sneiderman 36, on Nov. 18 outside of Dunwoody Prep, a daycare in Dunwoody Village. Sneiderman had just dropped off one of his children at the school when he was shot multiple times at close range by his assailant. Neuman was arraigned in DeKalb County Superior Court Monday morning in front of Judge Gregory Adams. His attorney, Douglas Peters, pleaded not guilty to the charges on Neuman’s behalf. Neuman did not say a word Monday morning. He wore a dark suit with a white shirt and a dark tie, entering from a side door in the courtroom. He is being held without bail …
Friday, March 25, 2011
In Hemy Neuman's separation case, a request from his estranged wife to see evidence from his criminal case is quashed on a technicality. Her attorney says she'll refile the request.
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Friday, March 25, 2011
The estranged wife of Hemy Neuman, the suspect in the Dunwoody Prep Murder, isn’t going to get a peek at the evidence in the criminal case, according to court order filed this week – at least not yet. Ariella Neuman and her attorney, Esther Panitch, filed court papers earlier this month asking that the DeKalb County Attorney share information from the criminal case about the relationship between Rusty Sneiderman's widow and Hemy Neuman. Ariella Neuman is seeking a separation from Hemy Neuman. Panitch, a Dunwoody-based attorney, also asked for the opportunity to take sworn statements from both the suspect and Andrea Sneiderman, the wife of the victim. This week, a DeKalb County Judge denied the request on a technicality, as the subpoenas …
Friday, March 11, 2011
Court documents filed Thursday seek details of the relationship, including a possible affair.
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Friday, March 11, 2011
The wife of a man charged with gunning down Russell Sneiderman in front of a Dunwoody day care center has filed court papers asking for information about the relationship between Sneiderman's widow and the suspect. The attorney for Ariella Neuman, the estranged wife of Hemy Neuman, is also asking for the opportunity to take sworn statements from both the suspect and Andrea Sneiderman, the wife of the victim. According to court documents filed Thursday, Esther Panitch, the attorney for Ariella Neuman, is asking the DeKalb County Attorney’s office to share any information or evidence that pertains to “any and all extra-marital, friendship or casual relationships.” The evidence requested includes emails, witnesses, communications, notes, …
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Police seek correspondence between Hemy Neuman and Andrea Sneiderman; court documents uncover some of the evidence from the case, County seeks life without parole for Neuman
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Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Court documents show that the man accused of gunning down a Dunwoody father outside of a daycare last November had been in contact with the victim’s wife, both before and after the shooting. According to a search warrant affadavit filed in DeKalb County Superior Court, Hemy Neuman, the man accused of shooting Russell 'Rusty' Sneiderman outside of Dunwoody Prep day care on Nov. 18, and Andrea Sneiderman, Rusty's wife, were in contact. "Investigation revealed that there was continuous communication between Andrea Sneiderman and the defendant before and after the homicide," the documents say. According to the warrant, police are looking at the cell phone data and email accounts of both Neuman and Andrea Sneiderman. Andrea Sneiderman and …
Jason Massad
8:53 am on Tuesday, August 14, 2012
My apologies and the mistake has been corrected. To be clear the assets were frozen after she was accused of having a hand in the killing. more ›