Atlanta (CNN) -- The widow of a man gunned down outside his son's suburban Atlanta day-care center plotted his death with her cash-strapped lover for nearly $3 million in insurance and other assets, prosecutors alleged Thursday. A grand jury indicted Andrea Sneiderman on murder, racketeering, perjury and other charges Thursday morning, DeKalb County, Georgia, District Attorney Robert James announced. According to the indictment, she and her then-boss, Hemy Neuman, had been having an affair for about seven months before husband Rusty Sneiderman was killed in November 2010. The Sneidermans were having marriage problems at the time, while Neuman and his wife were in similar straits and facing bankruptcy, according to the charges.
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NEW: Andrea Sneiderman's lawyers say she'll be "fully exonerated" of the charges
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NEW: Convicted trigger man's lawyer says charges are "clear confirmation" of their defense
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Sneiderman has been indicted on murder, racketeering and fraud charges
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She's accused of plotting to kill her husband with her boss-turned-lover
"Neuman and Andrea Sneiderman conspired together to murder Rusty Sneiderman so that they could enjoy a life together, eliminate Neuman's debt problems and fully benefit from the assets the @placeholder had acquired, as well as the proceeds of Rusty Sneiderman's life insurance policies," the indictment states.
@placeholder already is serving a sentence of life in prison without parole in the killing.