Frida Hanimov
speaker
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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We'll see. I just wanna get over it already.
For almost two years, Frida Hanimoff has been fighting to get custody of her eldest son, and today could be the day. Finally, Yaniv, who still says his mother hid him, agrees to live with her because he wants to be near his school. So after a very long wait and a very short hearing... I got my son back.
My heart is like jumping up and down. This is every mother's dream. you know, to have her kids back. This is a big win for me, a big win. I'm glad. You got it.
It seems that women all over the country have heard about what she's done. People start calling me.
Oh, I had the same story as you. I lost two kids. Another woman calls me. I had one kid. They thought I'm a DA. I can help them. But I'm just a mother who fight the system, and I won. And you've been likened to Erin Brockovich. That's what they're saying. And who was the law guardian?
Every month, Freda meets with other women. If she hears what she thinks is evidence of corruption, she calls her new friends in law enforcement. Well, I was there once. If I can help those women, why not? In the wake of Judge Garson's arrest, court administrators formed a new commission to reform New York's divorce court. And Freda was right there.
In this part of New York, at least, things are changing. The district attorney credits Freda with forcing the leadership of the court to reexamine how they pick judges and how they handle custody cases.
Now Hollywood has come calling. A movie company bought the rights to Frida's story. The script line is simple. A Russian immigrant, for whom English is a third language, exposed a potential sewer of corruption in an American court. And now the women who thought they had no voice at all will get to be heard. Do you know the word tenacious? No. What is this?
It's a person who grabs hold when they want something and doesn't let go. So call me that, dear.
So call me this name.
Tenacious. However tenacious Frida was, it would take nearly five years before the case against Judge Gerald Garson would go to trial. A jury found the judge, who handled more than a thousand matrimonial cases while on the bench, guilty of receiving bribes. Garson stood before the court ashamed.
But the former judge refused to apologize to all the women who say they and their children were his victims.
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