[Admiral Beez]

Barry and Honey Sherman’s son raises reward to $35M, report says

Jonathon Sherman told CBC in a statement Sunday that he is personally adding $25 million to the $10 million put up by the family in late 2018.

www.thestar.com

Something seems sketchy here.

 

[Admiral Beez]

I say it’s the son.

Large amount of cash found in Honey and Barry Sherman’s wallets ruled out a break-in

When the discovery of money and portable valuables made a robbery seem unlikely, police formed a theory that the Shermans died in a murder-suicide.

www.thestar.com

 

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What I find most peculiar is that The Star keeps the kicking the story around every few weeks as if someone is paying big money to them to keep it on the front page. No other news media has mentioned them since the original date of the incident. To be truthful I'm tired of seeing it in the headlines, I don't even open the articles anymore.

 

[AlbertC]

No big break in the murder case but some news in the Big Pharma world:

W.P. Carey pays $468M US to acquire Apotex GTA properties

U.S.-based REIT W.P. Carey (WPC-N) will invest $468 million US to acquire a “critical portfolio of four pharmaceutical R&D and manufacturing campuses” in the Greater Toronto Area from generic drug giant Apotex Pharmaceutical Holdings Inc.

renx.ca

 

[EagleEye]

What I find most peculiar is that The Star keeps the kicking the story around every few weeks as if someone is paying big money to them to keep it on the front page. No other news media has mentioned them since the original date of the incident. To be truthful I'm tired of seeing it in the headlines, I don't even open the articles anymore.

CBC also did an 8 series podcast. I think The Star will keep the story going as long as Kevin Donovan goes to court to get things unsealed, which he said he will do every 6 months.

I think the son did it, or hired someone to do it.

 

[AlbertC]

The Sherman case is now featured in a new four-part series on Crave called Billionaire Murders:

Gripping Four-Part Crave Original True Crime Series, BILLIONAIRE MURDERS, Debuts June 16 - Bell Media

Key Tags: @Crave_PR, @CraveCanada, @TheLede_CA TORONTO (May 24, 2023) – Crave announced today that its new, four-part original docuseries, BILLIONAIRE MURDERS, which reveals an intimate look at the unsolved murders of Canadian power couple, Barry and Honey Sherman, premieres on Friday, June 16...

www.bellmedia.ca

 

[Admiral Beez]

CBC also did an 8 series podcast. I think The Star will keep the story going as long as Kevin Donovan goes to court to get things unsealed, which he said he will do every 6 months.

I think the son did it, or hired someone to do it.

I enjoyed the Podcast. The four adult offspring got all the money. That’s the most likely motive, since those who wanted revenge or a score settled were worse off with the Shermans dead.. It‘s one of the offspring or someone who acted to benefit at least one of the offspring. I agree, I think it’s the son.

 

[Towered]

Another Mark Saunders blunder.

 

[Admiral Beez]

Another Mark Saunders blunder.

Tess Richey and Bruce McArthur are two others.

 

[Admiral Beez]

Toronto police turn to AI tool to investigate the murders of Barry and Honey Sherman

The Toronto police have turned to an off-the-shelf program with AI capabilities to try and solve the double murder of billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman.

www.thestar.com

My guess it was the son or his partner.

 

[junctionist]

The threads on Websleuths.com about this case are fascinating. People discuss the court documents and many of the more obscure aspects of the case.

It’s interesting and concerning to hear that TPS reportedly reached out to several foreign entities in the investigation and only received a response from one. They should be pursuing every foreign lead vigorously.

I suspect that key details needed to solve the case will be uncovered offshore, as the perpetrators seem to have been very focused on covering their tracks in Canada.

 

[lenaitch]

The threads on Websleuths.com about this case are fascinating. People discuss the court documents, and Toronto Star reporter Kevin Donovan posts there from time to time.

It’s interesting and concerning to hear that TPS reportedly reached out to several foreign entities in the investigation and only received a response from one. They should be pursuing every foreign lead vigorously. I suspect that key details needed to solve the case will be uncovered offshore, as the perpetrators seem to have been very focused on covering their tracks in Canada.

What do you mean by "foreign entities"? Police government agencies? Companies? Private individuals? Not every country operates like we do. do you expect TPS members fly over and beat them about their ears until they cooperate.

Police in Ontario have no authority outside of the province, so even travelling to another country in an official capacity can sometimes take months to get approved, if at all.