Officials announced the arrest of Cleveland Nurse in 1993 in cold case murder

Cleveland: Ohio officials said they have solved the deadly stabbing of Cleveland Clinic Nurse, recently announced murder allegations against their former divorce lawyer, who already gave prison time to lie to the police during the investigation.
The arrest of 51 -year -old Gregory J Moore on Friday marked the latest turn in a cold case, which has removed Ohio officials since 2013. Alija Sharman was stabbed more than 10 times, her body was found on a city Cleveland pavement, where she was ready to meet Moore to discuss her divorce.
According to unheard documents on Friday, Moore was accused of murder, fierce murder, kidnapping and conspiracy. According to online records, he was arrested by the American Marshals in Texas, where he remained in custody on Sunday.
“The Sharman family waited for more than a decade to respond to their mother’s murder,” said in a statement on Friday by Cuyahoga County prosecutor Michael O’Mali. “Through the difficult tasks of many law enforcement agencies, evidence had accumulated that Gregory Moore portrayed the infallible picture and participated in the brutal murder of Alija Sharman.”
Moore was not a stranger for the authorities. In 2017, he convicted the misunderstanding made to the police about his hideout during Sharman’s murder. He also admitted to calling the bomb threats in 2012. He lost his law license in 2017 and served a six -month prison. At that time, he said that he regretted his previous tasks.
According to Friday’s prosecution, Moore allegedly planned to abduct Sharman as a delay strategy for his upcoming divorce testing. Uncontrolled documents include the message between Moore and Sharman how they called her to the office, which was closed. According to the indictment, she was waiting for more than an hour before deciding to return to her car.
“During this time-limit, a person who was either a Moore or an unknown co-rajist approached Sharman … moved backwards, followed him … and then stabbed him 10 times,” written in the prosecution.
Moore swipe in the office later that evening and misled Sherman to mislead Sherman as per the prosecution. Moore did not respond to an email message on Sunday. The court records did not list a lawyer. A defense lawyer, who previously represented Moore, did not respond to a phone message on Sunday.
Team Work with the FBI asked for arrest that according to the prosecutors, Moore was expected to be presented at the latter date. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation captured the cold case in 2021.
Sharman, 53, was the mother of four and was remembered as a cute breeding nurse. Rallies and Viglles have been held on the anniversary of his death to honor his memory.
A lawyer for the family and Sharman’s brother, Harry Czinn, did not immediately return the message on Sunday.
“I am shocked because after 12 years, you don’t expect it,” Czinn, Cleveland told Jewish News. “The best word to cover my feelings at this point would be Bitwatch – happy that they found the person, but memories are painful.”