Vinnie Politan Investigates Podcast
Oct 1, 2026 · 55 min · 27 segments
Former attorney Gregory Moore is charged with murdering his client, Aliza Sherman, who was stabbed outside his office in 2013. Moore’s trial has been delayed yet again, raising questions about when he…
Vinnie PolitanHost
Janine DriverGuest
The suspected killer was caught on camera and right from the beginning, the first suspect was Dr. Sherman.

The murder was in 2013, and for years, there was no arrest, no charges, and no answer to the question, who killed Aliza Sherman? But during the investigation, another suspect entered the equation, Aliza's divorce attorney, Greg Moore.
So now the phone he had when Aliza Sherman was murdered is now gone.
And now

But as part of his defense, he's expected to point the finger at Aliza's husband, Dr. Sanford Sherman.

This case is the ultimate whodunit because it took so long to solve, first of all, and the prime suspect out of the gate ends up not being charged in the case, Aliza Sherman's husband, Dr. Sanford Sherman.

So in a case where a husband or a wife is murdered, you immediately, in the investigation, and most of us who watch these cases and watch these investigations, we look at the spouse, right? In this case, Elisa Sherman was in the midst of a really bad breakup with her husband, Dr.

So obviously, the first place you're going to look if you're investigating the case is Dr. Sherman.

This is the guy who would be, out of the box, the prime suspect in all of this.

But in this case, it turns out, Dr. Sherman, despite everything about him, and we're going to talk about it in this episode.

We're going to talk a lot about Dr. Sherman because the defendant is likely going to point the finger at Dr. Sherman.

The suspected killer was caught on camera and right from the beginning, the first suspect was Dr. Sherman.

The murder was in 2013, and for years, there was no arrest, no charges, and no answer to the question, who killed Aliza Sherman? But during the investigation, another suspect entered the equation, Aliza's divorce attorney, Greg Moore.
So now the phone he had when Aliza Sherman was murdered is now gone.
And now

But as part of his defense, he's expected to point the finger at Aliza's husband, Dr. Sanford Sherman.

This case is the ultimate whodunit because it took so long to solve, first of all, and the prime suspect out of the gate ends up not being charged in the case, Aliza Sherman's husband, Dr. Sanford Sherman.

So in a case where a husband or a wife is murdered, you immediately, in the investigation, and most of us who watch these cases and watch these investigations, we look at the spouse, right? In this case, Elisa Sherman was in the midst of a really bad breakup with her husband, Dr.

So obviously, the first place you're going to look if you're investigating the case is Dr. Sherman.

This is the guy who would be, out of the box, the prime suspect in all of this.

But in this case, it turns out, Dr. Sherman, despite everything about him, and we're going to talk about it in this episode.

We're going to talk a lot about Dr. Sherman because the defendant is likely going to point the finger at Dr. Sherman.
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