Arrest Made in 2013 Murder of Aliza Sherman

Why this matters: This arrest brings a potential resolution to a cold case that has haunted the Cleveland community for over a decade, offering closure to Sherman's family and friends.

Aliza Sherman, a mother of four, was murdered on March 24, 2013, outside Moore's office in downtown Cleveland. The investigation faced numerous roadblocks until the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation took over in 2021. The indictment reveals a detailed timeline of events, including text messages between Sherman and Moore leading up to her death.

Moore allegedly set up a scheme to obstruct the divorce proceedings between Aliza and her husband, Dr. Sanford Sherman. The conspiracy involved using a separate phone and hotspot to communicate with Sherman, luring her to a meeting where she was fatally stabbed. Despite public attention focusing on Moore and Dr. Sherman, no arrests were made until now. Moore had previously served time for lying to investigators and for unrelated bomb threats.

The charges against Moore include aggravated murder, conspiracy, kidnapping, and multiple counts of murder. The arrest was made in Round Rock, Texas, by U.S. Marshals.

Aliza Sherman was a 53-year-old Cleveland Clinic nurse who was murdered in 2013.

Gregory Moore is Aliza Sherman's former divorce attorney who has been arrested and charged with her murder.

The charges include aggravated murder, conspiracy, kidnapping, and multiple counts of murder.

Aliza Sherman was murdered on March 24, 2013.

Gregory Moore was arrested in Round Rock, Texas.

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