Frida Hanimov
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132 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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I felt something is wrong, but I couldn't prove it. I just couldn't prove it. I said, what kind of America is this? I'm Frida Hanimov. I went undercover for the district attorney office to nail a corrupt judge. I'm not a police officer. I'm not a detective. I'm a mother and a nurse. I'll do anything, anything in the world to keep my kids. Even if I have to fight with a tiger, I'll do it.
I'll meet them about five, six blocks away from the warehouse.
When you get off from your car, you see this big, huge warehouse.
And this big steel gate will open up My heart was really going fast. And then the boom, they close it after me. I said, oh my God, I have no way out, even if I want to run away.
The truth is when I went inside, I didn't care about myself. This is the last chance I have to keep my kids.
And this is a big mahogany door that I bought.
Welcome to Frida Hannemoff's American dream. This was once her big house in a swanky New York neighborhood. It's a world away from the poverty where she grew up. Frida's parents fled Russia, emigrated to Israel, and at 19, Frida, a young nurse, made her way to America. Just a few weeks later, she met the man she would marry, Yuri Hamanov. His business was diamonds.
They would have three children, Yaniv, Sharon, and Nati. Life was good.
I love this house very much. I worked all my life just to get to this house. And boom, one day,
After 13 years of marriage, Yuri announced to his wife that his business was failing. The dream house had to be sold and they would move to a small apartment in Brooklyn. Frida says her husband told her they had to pretend to divorce. She claims it was part of a scheme to hide their assets.
Then he even gave me Diamonds that he told me that it's worth over $6 million. Oh, look at that.
They shine. Oh, they do. They're gorgeous.
But one day, Yuri didn't come home.
He just disappeared with his clothes. I could not reach him, nothing. And those diamonds? Zircon.
Zircon, yes. The diamonds were fake, but the separation papers Frida signed were real. And she says she had unknowingly signed away her rights to any of her husband's assets.
This is a crime. What he did to me is a crime.
She hired a lawyer to try to stop the divorce and pinned her hopes on the wisdom of a New York State Supreme Court Justice, Judge Gerald Garson.
He will see that this is a setup, a woman that married to a husband who's a wealthy husband, a mother of three kids, will get her rights.
But when she walked into his court, her hopes were shattered.
He threatened and he yells. Judge Garson is screaming at you? Yeah. And the judge tells me that I better settle this case and I don't have any chances. And he told me that if I'm not going to settle that, I'm going to be end up in jail.
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