The Alarm Was Off, and No One Had Broken In: The Barry and Honey Sherman Case
The Alarm Was Off, and No One Had Broken In: The Barry and Honey Sherman Murders
On December 15, 2017, a real estate agent showing a Toronto mansion found its owners, pharmaceutical billionaire Barry Sherman, 75, and his wife Honey, 70, dead beside their indoor pool, seated side by side with belts around their necks. Why did police spend six weeks entertaining a murder-suicide theory that the physical evidence could not support? What did the family's private autopsy find that the first one missed? And how does a $35 million reward, the largest private reward in Canadian history, go unclaimed…
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