Herman Weisberg
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 21 Jun
Herman Weisberg’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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There were pills laying around.
She staged the scene to make it look like it was a suicide.
Nadia was introduced to me by a common friend.
She was crying uncontrollably.
I felt very bad for her.
She explained that her mother was a victim of a homicide in Russia.
The new neighbor that had moved in turned out to be Victoria Nasirova.
As soon as the friendship had begun, I think Nadia was a little suspect of it.
Nadia Ford was very much in touch with her mom on a daily basis, regular routine phone calls.
A day didn't go by where they didn't communicate.
She made arrangements to get on a plane and head to Russia about as fast as anybody would have.
And immediately, she knows something's wrong as soon as she gets to her mom's apartment.
She was able to go to traffic cameras and kind of plot the course of Victoria leaving her apartment, which is astounding police work for somebody that doesn't do this for a living.
Victoria had a relationship, apparently, with somebody high up in the police department, and she was getting information, so she had escaped Russia.
Nadia heard from some of her acquaintances in Brooklyn that Victoria was in the area.
She was also directed to find a Facebook account, which was a variation of Victoria's first and last name.
It was kind of hyphenated V-I-N-A, which a lot of people at that time were doing with Facebook accounts to, you know, not use their full name.
The more she talked, the more I felt.
If the NYPD, if Interpol, if Russia, if nobody can catch this woman, I don't know why I'm sitting in this conference table, frankly.
But I should help her by any means necessary.
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