Victor Zaborsky

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  Published on: 12/16/2008    Last Visited: 7/7/2009  

  Then in October and November came the arrests of all three occupants of that townhouse on charges of obstruction of justice: Joseph Price, a law partner at Arent Fox and former general counsel for Equality Virginia who attended the College of William and Mary with Wone; Victor Zaborsky, former marketing manager for the International Dairy Foods Association and Price's domestic partner; and Dylan Ward, a massage therapist and former spokesman for Equality Virginia, who was also Price's former lover.
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  According to the police affidavit made public at the end of October, Ward, Price and Zaborsky all stated that the night of the murder was the first Wone had spent at their home.
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  Joseph Price, a law partner at Arent Fox and former general counsel for Equality Virginia who attended the College of William and Mary with Wone; Victor Zaborsky, former marketing manager for the International Dairy Foods Association and Price's domestic partner; and Dylan Ward, a massage therapist and former spokesman for Equality Virginia, who was also Price's former lover.
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  According to the police affidavit made public at the end of October, Ward, Price and Zaborsky all stated that the night of the murder was the first Wone had spent at their home.
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  Two paramedics who arrived at the scene found Ward, Zaborsky, and Price's behavior unusual and suspicious.
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  Zaborsky had called 911 at 11:49 p.m., yet Wone appeared to have already been dead for some time by the time paramedics arrived. The 911 operator had specifically told Zaborsky that they should hold towels to Wone's chest wounds, yet there was no sign that any of the men had done so. Upon the paramedics' arrival, Zaborsky was wearing a bathrobe, standing near the home's entrance and talking on a cellphone. He ignored the paramedic despite being asked, "What's going on?
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  According to the warrant, Ward, Price, and Zaborsky all stated that August 2, 2006 was the first time Wone had spent the night at their home and that Wone was heterosexual.
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  There is no word on whether murder charges will be brought, or whether Joseph Price or Victor Zaborsky will also be arrested.
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  created a stir in the neighborhood and among gay activists who know Price and Zaborsky.
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  Deacon Maccubbin, owner of the Lambda Rising gay bookstore chain, said Price and Zaborsky are a well-known couple in gay rights circles in the D.C. metropolitan area.
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  According to the USA Today story, a Silver Spring, Md., lesbian couple gave birth to two children, one fathered by Price and the other by Zaborsky
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  The civil suit was filed against Dylan M. Ward, 38, who was arraigned on an obstruction of justice charge yesterday, and Joseph Price, 37, and Victor J. Zaborsky, 42, who were arraigned last week on the same charge.
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  The affidavit goes into vivid detail concerning Wone's murder and reconstructs the case, ultimately reaching the conclusion that Price, Zaborsky and Ward "obstructed justice by altering and orchestrating the crime scene, planting evidence, delaying the reporting of the murder to the authorities and lying to the police about the true circumstances of the murder."
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  Price, Zaborsky and Ward, who were in a sexual relationship together, delayed reporting Wone's death to police,
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  there existsoverwhelming evidence, far in excess of probable cause, that all three - Price, Zaborsky, and Ward - obstructedjustice by altering and orchestrating the crime scene, planting evidence, delaying the reporting of the murder tothe authorities, and lying to the police about the true circumstances of the murder when interviewed by theauthorities in the immediate aftermath of the homicide.
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  The fact that Mr. Wone's semen was found onand around his genitals, on his anus, and in his rectum is consistent with a sexual assault of some kind, especiallyin light of the assertions of Price, Zaborsky and Ward that Mr. Wone was heterosexual and had showered rightbefore going to bed in the guestroom.

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  Published on: 7/12/2007    Last Visited: 7/13/2007  

  milk for its positive nutrient profile," said Victor Zaborsky, Assistant

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  Published on: 1/23/2009    Last Visited: 1/28/2009  

  At a Jan. 16 arraignment in D.C. Superior Court, Joseph Price, Victor Zaborsky and Dylan Ward were arraigned on two new charges: conspiracy and evidence tampering in connection with the
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  Price and Zaborsky are domestic partners.
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  Price, Zaborsky and Ward have pleaded not guilty to an obstruction of justice charge linked to the Wone murder that a grand jury handed down against them last November.

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  www.milkpep.org/stayinformed/milksplash/2006/march06/on - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/1/2006    Last Visited: 12/24/2007  

  "Recognizing schools that are encouraging good nutrition and physical activity ties in well with our message to teens that milk is an important part of a healthy lifestyle," says IDFA Senior Manager of Marketing Victor Zaborsky.

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  www.washblade.com/2008/11-7/news/localnews/13551.cfm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/7/2008    Last Visited: 11/8/2008  

  It says investigators have obtained "overwhelming evidence" that Ward, 38, and the other two men living in the Swann Street house — attorney and gay activist Joseph Price and his domestic partner, Victor Zaborsky — engaged in obstruction of justice to impede the investigation into the murder.
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  In statements released in the past by their attorneys, Ward, Price and Zaborsky said they also have fully cooperated with the police investigation.
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  Neither D.C. police nor the office of the United States Attorney for the District of Columbia, which is prosecuting Ward, would say why they did not simultaneously bring obstruction of justice charges against Price and Zaborsky, or why they have not charged anyone for Wone's murder.
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  A spokesperson for the Inter-national Dairy Foods Association, where Zaborsky served as assistant director of marketing and communications, said Zaborsky has not worked at the association since at least February.

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  Published on: 1/17/2009    Last Visited: 1/17/2009  

  An Assistant U.S. Attorney said Friday in D.C. Superior Court that, "barring something unforeseen," the government does not plan to bring a murder case against Arent Fox lawyer Joseph Price, his domestic partner Victor Zaborsky and their roommate Dylan Ward.
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  At Friday's hearing, Price, Zaborsky and Ward pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy, obstruction of justice and evidence tampering stemming from the murder of Robert Wone in August 2006.
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  The superseding indictment alleges the men participated in a conspiracy to cover up the circumstances surrounding the fatal stabbing of Wone, who was killed in Price and Zaborsky's row house near Dupont Circle in Washington, D.C. Prosecutors allege Price, Zaborsky and Ward -- either individually or in concert -- cleaned Wone's body after his death and placed him on a bed.
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  Wone's family was in court Friday with Covington & Burling partner Benjamin Razi, who is representing the Wones in a wrongful death action against Price, Zaborsky and Ward.

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  It says investigators have obtained "overwhelming evidence" that Ward, 38, and the other two men living in the Swann Street house - attorney and gay activist Joseph Price and his domestic partner, Victor Zaborsky - engaged in obstruction of justice to impede the investigation into the murder.
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  In statements released in the past by their attorneys, Ward, Price and Zaborsky said they also have fully cooperated with the police investigation.
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  Neither D.C. police nor the office of the United States Attorney for the District of Columbia, which is prosecuting Ward, would say why they did not simultaneously bring obstruction of justice charges against Price and Zaborsky, or why they have not charged anyone for Wone's murder.
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  A spokesperson for the Inter-national Dairy Foods Association, where Zaborsky served as assistant director of marketing and communications, said Zaborsky has not worked at the association since at least February.
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  Ward, Price and Zaborsky told police an intruder killed Wone by entering the house from a rear door.
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  Since the time of the murder, police have said they were highly skeptical of claims by Ward, Price and Zaborsky that an intruder killed Wone by entering the house from a rear door.
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  The affidavit says reports from paramedics who arrived on the scene after Zaborsky called 911, and an autopsy report, show that "no violent struggle of any kind had occurred," even though Wone had been stabbed three times in the torso, including once in the heart.
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  "Upon arriving on the scene, several MPD officers noticed that Price, Zaborsky, and Ward were together in the living room, all wearing crisp, white robes and appearing as if they had just
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  The affidavit says investigators found a large body of evidence to show it was highly unlikely that an intruder killed Wone, as Ward, Price and Zaborsky have claimed.
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  "The 'intruder' would have then fled the 21 feet on hardwood floors to the top of the staircase, fled down the 16 wooden stairs, fled the 44 feet to the rear entrance, exited the back door, and once again scaled the security fence without being seen or heard by anyone - including Price, Zaborsky, and Ward," the affidavit says.
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  "It is not surprising that Price, Zaborsky and Ward all ultimately acknowledged to the detectives that the 'intruder' theory was implausible and made absolutely no sense," the affidavit concludes.
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  Sanders said the affidavit's release places "great pressure" on Price, Zaborsky and Ward, but particularly on Ward.
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  It could not be confirmed by Blade deadline where Price and Zaborsky moved after the sale of the Swann Street house.

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  Published on: 11/7/2008    Last Visited: 11/26/2008  

  It says investigators have obtained "overwhelming evidence" that Ward, 38, and the other two men living in the Swann Street house , attorney and gay activist Joseph Price and his domestic partner, Victor Zaborsky , engaged in obstruction of justice to impede the investigation into the murder.
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  In statements released in the past by their attorneys, Ward, Price and Zaborsky said they also have fully cooperated with the police investigation.
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  Neither D.C. police nor the office of the United States Attorney for the District of Columbia, which is prosecuting Ward, would say why they did not simultaneously bring obstruction of justice charges against Price and Zaborsky, or why they have not charged anyone for Wone's murder.
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  A spokesperson for the Inter-national Dairy Foods Association, where Zaborsky served as assistant director of marketing and communications, said Zaborsky has not worked at the association since at least February.

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  www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=1202427497390&pos=atagla - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/16/2009    Last Visited: 1/16/2009  

  The defendants -- Arent Fox partner Joseph Price, his domestic partner Victor Zaborsky and their friend Dylan Ward -- had earlier pleaded not guilty to obstruction.
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  Price, Zaborsky and Ward deny any involvement in the death of Wone, who police say was restrained, sexually assaulted and stabbed in Price and Zaborsky's row house near Dupont Circle.
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  The indictment lists 17 "overt acts" that Price, Zaborsky and Ward are accused of committing to carry out the conspiracy.
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  Price, Zaborsky and Ward waited a "considerable" amount of time after Wone was killed to call 911, according to court records.

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  Published on: 1/1/2007    Last Visited: 12/24/2007  

  "Our goal is to bring this valuable opportunity to more state affiliates," says IDFA Assistant Director of Marketing Victor Zaborsky.

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