Judge forbids Andrea Sneiderman from having contact with alleged boyfriend

Mike Gallagher

Nov 27, 2012 - 06:37

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Andrea Sneiderman

The judge presiding over Andrea Sneiderman’s upcoming murder trial has forbidden the Dunwoody widow from having any contact with a man prosectors say is her live-in boyfriend.

Prosecutors added Joseph Dell to their witness list nearly two weeks ago, creating a conflict for Sneiderman, who is charged with conspiring with former boss, Hemy Neuman, to kill her husband in November 2010.

Sneiderman’s attoey, Tom Clegg, said Dell provides ”invaluable assistance to his client, who is under house arrest. But she is not allowed to interact with any potential witnesses, and DeKalb County Superior Court Judge Gregory Adams’ ruling doesn’t allow for any exception.

DeKalb Chief Assistant District Attoey Don Geary said in court recently there is evidence that Sneiderman had her husband, Rusty, shot to death ”not for Mr. Neuman to be with the defendant, but someone else — Dell.