This week marks five years since Toronto billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman were killed in their home, and their son — Jonathon Sherman — has announced ...
"My parents deserved to enjoy the fruits of their labour, and spend their twilight years as any grandparent should, with their family. My parents deserved to enjoy the fruits of their labour, and spend their twilight years as any grandparent should, with their family. "We still don't feel that we have the answers that we need. He had also loaned tens of millions of dollars to family and invested in numerous businesses owned by relatives and associates. Autopsy reports showed the couple died by strangulation, and police have said there were no signs of forced entry to their home. This brings the total reward to $35 million.
The son of two Canadian billionaires has offered an additional C$25m ($18.34m; £14.95m) as a reward for information on his parents' killer.
He and his wife, Honey, were well-known philanthropists who gave millions to hospitals, universities and Jewish organisations. In his latest statement, Mr Sherman said the death of his parents had been a nightmare, and that he has been overwhelmed with feelings of pain and loss since their bodies were discovered five years ago. The couple's four adult children have previously criticised Toronto Police for their handling of the investigation, and have hired a private investigator to look into their parents' murders separately.
Money can buy a lot of things but one thing that doesn't have a price is justice.
Most families of murder victims cannot afford their own separate organization. Cops called the man a suspect and experts told the Sun the killer is likely an amputee. Sherman made billions as the founder of generic drug giant Apotex. The pharmaceutical titan had no shortage of enemies in Big Pharma and various other alleys of his convoluted financial life. “My parents deserved to enjoy the fruits of their labour, and spend their twilight years as any grandparent should, with their family. The pair had been strangled and it’s believed they had been dead for two days.
Barry and Honey Sherman found dead in Toronto home five years ago but family frustration mounts as crime remains unsolved.
“This immeasurable pain is felt every day when I realize that my own two children will never have the privilege of meeting my parents who made their lives possible for me and my husband,” he said. “Closure will not be possible until those responsible for this evil act are brought to justice,” Jonathon Sherman, the couple’s son, said in a statement shared with CBC Toronto. The Toronto police have said the investigation remains open and they remain “committed to resolving this case and bringing closure to the family and friends” of the Shermans. [found the couple in the basement pool area of their home](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/dec/16/pharma-billionaire-and-wife-found-dead-in-suspicious-case) two days later, with belts looped around their necks and attached to a pool railing. [later determined the couple were victims of a “targeted” double homicide](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/jan/26/billionaires-barry-and-honey-sherman-were-murdered-canada-police-say), but five years on, the crime remains unsolved. [murdered five years ago](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/dec/08/sherman-billionaire-murder-unsolved-appeal-evidence) has tripled a cash reward for information about the unsolved crime amid frustration over a lack of progress in the investigation and deep rifts within the family.
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.
With four Sherman children, and two of them releasing separate statements, this is another example of a rift that has developed in the family. “My parents deserved to enjoy the fruits of their labour, and spend their twilight years as any grandparent should, with their family. Jonathon has told the Star he did not. Jonathon and his husband Fred Mercure welcomed two children through surrogacy two years after the murders. Barry had been supporting them financially in their plans for a family. That team and the panel are no longer involved in the case. Initially thought by police to be a murder suicide, police announced six weeks later it was a “targeted” double homicide following the Star’s publication of the results of The Shermans were in a seated position in their basement swimming pool room, located in the farthest spot away from the front entrance. “I have been overwhelmed with pain, loss, and sorrow and these feelings only continuously compound,” he said. [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]),” Krawczyk said in her statement. Barry and Honey Sherman were last seen alive in the early evening hours of Wednesday, Dec. Their strangled bodies were found 36 hours later by a realtor touring clients through their house, which was for sale.
It's been five years since Toronto billionaire couple Barry and Honey Sherman were murdered -- and the case remains unsolved.
Barry Sherman and his wife Honey Sherman were strangled to death in their Toronto home five years ago. Their murder mystery remains unsolved even as their ...
The high-profile murder occurred on December 15, 2017, and the police still cannot solve the case or name a suspect. The following year, their son offered a cash reward for any information about the homicide. The Canadian businessman and his wife were found strangled in their home in late 2017.
After a billionaire couple are found hanged by the railing of their indoor pool, a look back at the calm before the storm, the immediate finger pointing ...
Several of the Sherman friends are already there (Honey was going the following Monday, and Barry on Dec. At Apotex, people are wondering where Barry is, but nobody is overly concerned, though they did all note in interviews with the Star it was odd that Barry was not responding to emails about pressing matters. The neighbour’s security camera across the road picks up a man parking in front of the Sherman house in the morning, going up and back to the front door three times, before driving off. Jonathon was at his home just north of Toronto — he provided the Star with a photo he took of his hand holding a piece of paper with cryptocurrency codes snapped at 7:17 p.m. In a rare situation for the Shermans, nobody is expected at the house that day. One builder later told police that the meeting was to be at Old Colony, but it was changed. However, one of Barry’s last emails to his son on the matter was curt, regarding the payback. But now Barry had a looming $580 million judgment, having lost one of his patent cases, and told his son that he needed the money. Jonathon provided the Star with a series of emails which showed that Barry had two weeks before asked for Jonathon and his business partner Adam Paulin to repay to him $50-$60 million. Kerry would later tell the Star and other media that he himself had long fantasized about murdering Barry, and also that he believes to this day it was a murder suicide. Kerry and his siblings lost their battle in September and the week before the murders a Toronto judge ordered Kerry and his siblings to pay a $300,000 legal judgment to partially cover Barry’s legal expenses (Barry had asked for $1 million). The cleaning lady tidied the home, made the bed in Honey’s room, and the one Barry slept in (due to snoring issues).
Cinq ans après le double meurtre des milliardaires Barry et Honey Sherman à Toronto, l'enquête policière est toujours active. Le crime n'a toujours pas été ...
Je crains que cela ne tombe probablement dans la catégorie des affaires non résolues et à ce stade, sans ADN, pense l'avocat Ian D. Nous voici donc cinq ans après l'événement sans piste concrète à ce que je sache. Les gens confessent [leur crime] plus tard. Des preuves ont potentiellement été perdues. Il ne faut pas présumer que c'est un accident ou un suicide. Scott. [La récompense de 10 millions de dollars promise par la famille Sherman](https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/1131656/meurtres-barry-honey-sherman-enquete-famille) pour mener à l'arrestation d'un ou des suspects est toujours en vigueur. Il faut mener sa propre enquête, rappelle l'avocat. L'Unité des homicides du Service de police de Toronto poursuit son enquête [qui est] en cours et active, précise la fille du couple de milliardaires torontois. Ils ne laissent pas de preuves, ils n'ont aucun lien avec les victimes et ils quittent rapidement la ville, explique l'ancien directeur de la police des polices ontariennes. [Service de police de Toronto avait ciblé un premier suspect](https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/1847298/police-toronto-mise-jour-enquete-sherman-homicide) dans son enquête sur le double meurtre des époux Sherman, mais à ce jour, aucun individu n'a été arrêté ou accusé dans cette affaire. Scott, avocat et ancien directeur de l'Unité des enquêtes spéciales, le Service de police de Toronto a « tiré des conclusions hâtives en laissant entendre qu'il s'agissait d'un meurtre-suicide », ce qui a compromis l'enquête.