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Spy case dismissed: Lisa Hochstein and Jody Glidden cleared
23 Jun
Summary
- Charges dropped after completion of pre-trial diversion program.
- Lisa and Glidden accused of placing recorder in Lenny's car.
- Divorce finalized in November 2024, couple share two children.
The legal case involving Lisa Hochstein and Jody Glidden, who were arrested in April 2026 on felony charges of wiretapping, has been closed as of Monday, June 22, 2026. The charges stemmed from allegations of placing a recording device in the car of Lisa's ex-husband, Lenny Hochstein, amid their 2023 divorce proceedings.
Prosecutors agreed to dismiss the charges after both Hochstein and Glidden successfully completed The Advocacy Program's felony pre-trial diversion program. Court documents confirmed Lisa's completion on June 18, 2026, and Glidden's on June 20, 2026. Their attorneys expressed pleasure at the dismissal, allowing them to move forward.
Lenny Hochstein alleged that he discovered a "hidden recorder" in his car after Lisa borrowed it, with recordings purportedly capturing discussions between Lisa and Glidden, including the sound of the device being installed. Further investigation revealed Glidden purchased similar devices online prior to the alleged incident.
The divorce between Lisa and Lenny Hochstein, married for 13 years, was finalized in November 2024. They share two children, Logan, 10, and Elle, 6. Lisa had previously alleged financial strain during their contentious divorce proceedings.
