Barry and Honey Sherman Deaths
Were the Shermans victims of a targeted double murder?
4.1 (15)
58 mins
Uncover the mysterious deaths of Canadian billionaire Barry Sherman and his wife Honey, found in their Toronto home under circumstances initially staged to resemble a murder-suicide. Explore how forensic evidence and financial disputes shifted suspicion toward a possible targeted double homicide.
Ep 1:
Statues in the Pool
A real estate showing turns into a nightmare when two staged bodies are found in a Toronto mansion's pool room—and the victims are billionaire titans Barry and Honey Sherman.
Ep 2:
The Last Ordinary Day
Hours before their deaths, Barry and Honey Sherman moved through an ordinary Wednesday—until silence fell, and forensic clues reveal a chilling, calculated crime staged to deceive.
Ep 3:
Six Weeks of Wrong Answers
Police call it murder-suicide within hours, igniting outrage and a botched six-week investigation—while a private team uncovers evidence that changes everything.
Ep 4:
The Cousin Who Wanted Him Dead
Cousin Kerry Winter had motive, no alibi, and a shocking televised confession—but does his crumbling story hold the key to the murders, or just more chaos?
Ep 5:
Blood, Money, and Broken Family Ties
Behind the philanthropic image lay secret resentments, financial pressure, and a devastating accusation from within the Sherman family itself against one of their own.
Ep 6:
The Man Who Wouldn't Stop Walking
Mysterious figures, an unexplained 911 call, and a distinctive walking man haunt years of surveillance footage—yet police still can't name a suspect.
Ep 7:
A Reward Nobody Can Claim
Every theory is weighed, every motive examined, but eight years on, a $35 million reward remains unclaimed and a fractured family carries the unbearable silence.
Discussions (5)
Xylon
Level 7 · 2 mo agothe murder-suicide theory wasnt just a misstep, it was criminal negligence by the lead detective and that should have cost someone their job
Yolanda
Level 8 · 2 mo agothe hyoid bone not being broken doesn't actually rule out strangulation, it's just more commonly broken in older adults. Barry was 75 so its absence being confusing to investigators is kind of a weird detail
Marshall
Level 5 · 2 mo agoSo Kerry Winter went on TV, failed a polygraph, admitted he fantasized about decapitating Barry, has no alibi... and still isn't a suspect? That's wild to me.
