Frida Hanimov

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132 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2025 last heard Jun 2025

Frida Hanimov’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The judge chastised her for renting an apartment she co-owned with her husband without his permission.
So stunned by the judge's behavior... Frida says she saw no choice but to agree to the divorce.
Did you take your tablet this morning? Yeah. I said, to hell with money. I'm a nurse. I'll make it. How was school today? As long as I have my kids, I just continue with my life. You know, it's not the end.
Sure enough, two years later, Frida fell in love. She got married and got pregnant. She says her ex got jealous.
He became very obsessed with me.
Frida says her ex-husband, Yuri, began trying to convince the children they would have a better life with him. Her 13-year-old son, Yanif, liked the idea.
Look, Mommy lives in this small apartment, and she doesn't have any money, and this and that. You're going to live like a millionaire with me. One night when Frida had just come home from work... My ex-husband called the police on me. They knock on my door and he goes to me, your son said that you hit him with a belt.
Yanif was standing outside with his father and told the police his mother had beaten him with a belt three days earlier.
My son had a mark on his face. here, red mark. So the husband pointed on my side and said, you see the red line? This is mommy hit him with the belt. How do you think he got that red mark? The kids, they jump, they play basketball, they do things. I never hit my kids, never ever. My kids are well, well dressed, very clean, honors in school. I'm proud to be their mother.
Then the news got even worse for Frida. Her ex-husband filed for custody. He wanted all the children. and the man deciding the fate of her family? None other than Judge Gerald Garson.
I'm not going to lose my kids.
Frida was desperate and heard about a man who could help, a businessman who was boasting around town that he could influence the judge. His name, Nisam Elman.
And I said, let me call him. And he tells me that this judge is in his pocket. In Elman's pocket. In Elman's pocket.
Frida says he told her he could prove it by dialing the judge himself while she listened in. Frida says she heard a man say that she was going to lose her children in 30 days. She hung up the phone, terrified.
Oh my God, this judge is corrupted. I'm gonna definitely lose my kids. I start crying and I'm trying to dial back to him and he's not picking up the phone.
Frida began calling every law enforcement agency she could think of.
I need action right now. I'm losing my kids. I called the district attorney office.
Kings County Assistant District Attorney Brian Wallace was the first investigator to take Frida Hanumoff seriously.
Prosecutor Noel Downing was working with Brian Wallace in the rackets division. Michael Vecchione, their boss, knew that proving corruption in the courts would be difficult and explosive.
Put wires on me. I'll prove you that this judge is corrupted.
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