From Perleman's Cigarcyclopedia.com
"Phoenix retailer arrested on conspiracy to murder charge! The Arizona Republic reported Thursday that Dmitri Rozenman, 38, was arrested on suspicion of four counts of conspiracy to commit murder after an undercover investigation revealed that he had contracted to have his wife an her family murdered, Phoenix police Segt. Tommy Thompson said.
Rozenman operates a well-known national online retail site, TNTcigars.com and six Cigar Warehouse retail shops in Mesa, Phoenix (2), Scottsdale and Tucson, Arizona and San Antonio, Texas, in addition to a cigar wholesaler called Atlantic Cigar Company L.L.C.
Thompson said that Rozenman was displeased with the arrangements that were made (in a divorce settlement). Thats why he contracted to have his wife and her family killed.
Court documents cited by the newspaper showed that the divorce settlement required Rozenman to pay his ex-wife $475,000 for her interests in their properties. The divorce was finalized in January and included a joint-custody arrangement for the couples three-year-old twins.
Phoenix police did not provide other details as they said the investigation was still ongoing."
Wow!
"Phoenix retailer arrested on conspiracy to murder charge! The Arizona Republic reported Thursday that Dmitri Rozenman, 38, was arrested on suspicion of four counts of conspiracy to commit murder after an undercover investigation revealed that he had contracted to have his wife an her family murdered, Phoenix police Segt. Tommy Thompson said.
Rozenman operates a well-known national online retail site, TNTcigars.com and six Cigar Warehouse retail shops in Mesa, Phoenix (2), Scottsdale and Tucson, Arizona and San Antonio, Texas, in addition to a cigar wholesaler called Atlantic Cigar Company L.L.C.
Thompson said that Rozenman was displeased with the arrangements that were made (in a divorce settlement). Thats why he contracted to have his wife and her family killed.
Court documents cited by the newspaper showed that the divorce settlement required Rozenman to pay his ex-wife $475,000 for her interests in their properties. The divorce was finalized in January and included a joint-custody arrangement for the couples three-year-old twins.
Phoenix police did not provide other details as they said the investigation was still ongoing."
Wow!
