Billionaire and Wife are Mysteriously Killed in Mansion | Barry & Honey Sherman Case Analysis

[@rosemadore446]

The fact nothing was solved and the house was demolished so quickly, fishy business

[@MJ-fj9yv]

Family got the hint, they grabbed the $$ and ran.

[@redskinStu]

Real estate agent waited 90 mins to call police because she was still trying to think up a way to make her commission for the $8 million sale despite finding two bodies in the house

[@loriclark553]

They were already dead , 5 minutes or 90 minutes didn't make any difference

[@kitrichardson5573]

The average real estate agent makes about $60,000 a year. Here’s what strikes me however people assume others think the way they do - would you be more worried about getting your salary than reporting a murder?

[@Teffi_Club]

​@@loriclark553 Not true, it does.

[@dimakhidarkovskiy2175]

@@loriclark553how do you know that they knew that they were dead? Were they the coroner officers?

[@dimakhidarkovskiy2175]

Tells you a lot of contemporary society? Ain’t?

[@ziporahhorvath1802]

I live in Toronto and remember the day Honey and Barry’s bodies were found. It was a cold winter day, and this story was shocking and creepy. Still is.

[@jackiegrice714]

This case is a reminder to never neglect physical security-especially when you’re a billionaire who ticks people off on a regular basis. I really enjoy watching your videos in the morning Dr. Grande-I’m not a morning person and they help my brain wake up. Thank you for covering this

[@terrioestreich4007]

The staging of the bodies is very creepy

[@Cazador60140]

The well framed glasses . Look at you Barry , this is what you have now

[@angelebabin5845]

Around the same time they was a house in my neighborhoods that had creepy mannequin seating on their front porch. Creepy

[@sizzurpr7608]

Icing on the cake for the son, who arranged the HIT JOB

[@seersha2937]

Why would the son kill his mother?

[@terrioestreich4007]

@seersha2937 I suppose that if the son wanted the money, he'd have to get rid of the mom too. I've read multiple times, from family and friends, that the mom wasn't the warm and fuzzy type. Maybe there was a lot of resentment. Families can be pretty messy, and the amount of money they had probably made it even more so (my own opinion!)

[@CrowsAreMurder]

I love how the real estate agent waited ninety minutes to call for an ambulance. GOTTA CLOSE THAT SALE. Can't let a couple dead bodies get in the way of that fat commission check!

[@dissidentfairy4264]

It sounds like the real estate agent was more concerned with making the sale than calling the police. This case has more suspects than a game of Clue!

[@lizb4156]

Cluedo.

[@carolnahigian9518]

an a___ le died, who CARES?

[@lf9341]

Yoga! OMG!

[@marynoonan6111]

It does! It's just like Cludo.

[@lizb4156]

@@carolnahigian9518 You didn't know if he was an arsehole, you're going off hearsay, I hope you never get jury service.

[@Big_Tex]

I like to go for walks around the neighborhood in the evening. Probably just a matter of time before I’m seen on a camera and become a suspect in some crime 😂

[@elizabethdalton-jandreau5588]

Are you at least 5'6?😆

[@figplucker3052]

Big Tex, is there something you'd like to get off your chest?

[@Big_Tex]

They don't call me Big Tex for nothin' 🤣

[@aharondiveroli7276]

The reason why the walking person is most likely the murderer is because the person came into the area of the Sherman home but doesn't walk past the home, stays there for a few hours, and then walks back the same way the person came from. They have footage that shows the person took a 15-20 minute walk to the Sherman home.

[@cherylegillingwater2617]

@@Big_Tex THAT is HILARIOUS! BUT TRUE!!

[@nrich5127]

There's one aspect of this murder case that bares more scrutiny - Barry had many enemies which he admitted. So why was Honey murdered ? If someone had a vendetta against him , I don't see the advantage of taking her out at the same time. Who would gain from both being dead ? Or who would want both dead ? And the kicker , why would a billionaire who knew he had many enemies , not have a sophisticated alarm system ? In my opinion someone hired a killer/ killers and paid them very well - this was a very clean crime with no clues left behind because it was a professional hit that was well planned. It will never be solved unless someone makes a death bed confession.

[@sludge8506]

It’s very simple. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@mongoose6685]

Mexican cartels, for example, don't only kill their target, they kill everyone in the family for added distress - truly barbaric.

[@Rasputin443556]

The decision to put Barry Sherman's glasses back on him neatly sticks out at me even more than the artwork posing. It's almost like the killer looked at his handiwork and thought Barry didn't look like he had been in life, so his glasses went back on him.

[@gigi9301]

So Bizarre! The killer or killers would need to have been cool as a cucumber to even think of doing that. It creeps me out ~

[@user-xg3uy6hq9g]

@@gigi9301 maybe they made sure Barry had the eye glasseso n so he could clearly see his killer(s) and what they were doing.

[@rebelsnappingturtle5097]

Who?

[@kimlarso]

@@user-xg3uy6hq9gsounds personal

[@user-xg3uy6hq9g]

@@kimlarso maybe the killer wanted Barry to know it was him killing him

[@EB-wl9st]

I was thinking the same thing - they commonly left their basement door unlocked?? No bodyguards? No security system?

[@sionnainpeppard7122]

This case has fascinated me from the start. I hope it gets solved...such a bizarre murder.

[@leylamoody3177]

The posing of the bodies like the trash sculpture is so intriguing. Excellent analysis, Dr. Grande! ❤️

[@sheilagravely5621]

My take on that is that whomever killed them and placed them like the trash sculpture was making a statement, they were also trash in this person's eyes.

[@fulaan1]

Why is it referred to as a “trash” sculpture??

[@nancymilawski1048]

@@fulaan1 it's made from found objects, some from trash

[@whitedragoness23]

@@sheilagravely5621I feel the same way, the guy wasn’t well liked and saying he’s trash is a huge statement. Probably someone he knew and the person felt screwed by him

[@dritarada]

There ia logic here thia kind of murdered was planed long ago only one who lived with trash sculptures for long might be inspired by It means with no doupt the killer was family member if the killer was unknown for victims he just kill them and get out

[@TheAndreaR]

I knew Honey. She was kind to me. She did not deserve to be murdered.

[@nonnonbutlove1642]

Such a shame.

[@Daniela.Mccaffrey]

Sorry for your loss 😮

[@yarnpower]

It is a lesson to not stay married to anyone who purposefully creates enemies and takes pleasure in others misfortune!

[@lindamae100]

Such brutal deaths...I cannot imagine watching ones spouse being murdered and waiting for their turn to come.

[@TheAndreaR]

Last night I went through my old address books and came across Honey's home/work phone and fax numbers. It gave me pause to reflect.

[@annwethenorth]

Thanks for doing this case! I'm so surprised they didn't have more footage, this is a very rich neighborhood. I'd think there's tons of cameras. Cheers ✌️♥️🇨🇦

[@Jane-xt4lu]

This is simply the highest quality footage. Police have lots and have tracked this person appearing on cameras right up to the Sherman house, not going past it, but staying out of camera range for a lengthy period of time, and then leaving. That's why they believe this is the killer. No info about where the cameras lost track of the person as they arrived and then left the area.

[@fulaan1]

I’ve read the police believe the killer actually walked 4-5 miles to the house

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

7:13 👀

[@mikedonavan]

he was a pshco jew...perfect example of what triggered the nazi party...his ilk caused millions of deaths...and when they dont becom rich they become bitter idiots like bernie sanders and want communism....its a dirty race tbh

[@molliwilson5639]

Seems like “ a hit” to me

[@wiffley]

I read a statement from the police that said they had a list of 84 enemies that might have wanted Barry dead, and they needed tips from the public in order to help them decide whom to start investigating. It's still hard to get my head around that.

[@alt9977]

This case is well known in the Toronto area. I've been following it for years. Kevin Donovan's book ("The Billionaire Murders") on the Sherman case fills in some of the details, for instance, he asserted that the killer(s) knew the Shermans because they used a particular doorway to get in the house that couldn't be seen from the street and was always unlocked. Toronto Police badly botched the investigation. Some evidence was found months later by a private investigator (namely, Honey's pearl necklace which found in drain that ran outside the pool room). TPS were busy investigating serial killer Bruce McArthur and sent inexperienced officers to the the Sherman crime scene because they had already decided it was a murder/suicide. It's also interesting to note that Apotex has now been sold - none of the children were interested in running the company. Nobody knows how much it was sold for, but you can bet it was billions.

[@eknohekim]

Wasn't there a rumour that the 2 investigators that botched the case were subsequently promoted? There's some currency for a job not well done.

[@iciajay6891]

@@eknohekim that often happens regardless.

[@MJanovicable]

@@iciajay6891 Point well made, that's often the culture with almost any north American bureaucracy these days.

[@carolnahigian9518]

hilarious.. Karma BARRY. karma Wins!

[@ashleyyyy8833]

@@eknohekim that sounds like that something that would happen in the TSP.

[@melm.3721]

This literally happened a couple streets down from my parent's home. I always found it odd how there weren't any other surveillance clips that may have been more helpful, given the fact that many homes in the area have multiple security cameras surrounding their properties. A lot of pwople found it odd as well that the Sherman's family had the house demolished so quickly, as rumours have it..

[@mailvoor698]

because they came not to investigate, but to cover up....

[@melm.3721]

100%

[@DrogoBaggins987]

If I were in that situation with security video of someone who might have been the killer and I knew that the victim was such a jerk I wouldn't be overly enthusiastic about helping the investigation.

[@melm.3721]

Hahaha valid point!

[@DrogoBaggins987]

@@erdelegy Yes and yes. If you want to use the bible as a guide to morality and follow its instructions then you can't ignore the instructions of not suffering a witch to live and stoning adulterers to death and making someone who r@pes your daughter marry her and many other things that we find repugnant today. So I say treat people fairly and with kindness but don't be a fool and don't let enemies of civilization take over and ruin what good people have built. So if a guy who has gone around his whole life making enemies for profit and he and his wife who has also benefited from his behavior turn up dead I don't want my tax dollars wasted catching the beautiful soul who took the risk of dealing with them. Like Bill Burr said, not all ass kickings fall out of a clear blue sky. I say that when a hit man comes to call in a situation like this he was invited by his targets. Do you really think that innocent people are in danger because of these events? Should someone who uses the legal system as a weapon his whole life be allowed to get away with it? Is a woman who benefits from nefarious gains really innocent? I don't like that this happened but if you don't want people taking the law into their own hands then don't allow litigious bastards to prosper. For anyone in law enforcement or a judge reading this I'm just someone with an opinion and have never nor will I ever be involved in a situation like this. To the detectives who "botched" this case I say well done.

[@DrLC.]

Thank you so much for covering this, Dr. Grande. It happened close to home, being from Toronto, and it feels like a scene taken from a Liam Neeson movie (see what I did there? lol) I personally think the son is involved. Great analysis, as per usual 👌

[@SailingWindGypsy]

Just goes to show you how unpredictable people are. No one in the house called the police for 90 minutes after discovering two dead bodies in the house!

[@kikihowe4799]

Yes …why ..???

[@buckdesystem4562]

That is borderline obstruction of justice if the judicial system really wanted to go there.

[@ZaneZog]

I'm guessing the realtors spent an hour and half trying to figure out how to save the sale and eventually accepted that they they were going to have to eat their loss.

[@lf9341]

Doing yoga! WTF!

[@sarahw7616]

​@@lf9341 lol I thought I miss heard that. I did not

[@dissidentfairy4264]

Regarding the sculpture: I feel it's a real clue. For the killer to pose the bodies the same way as the sculpture tells me whoever killed them was familiar with the sculpture. They studied it, knew the piece well. Which leads me to believe that whoever posed the bodies to match the sculpture was either an intimate family member, a friend, or a close business associate who had spent time at their home. There is an emotional message in it. A stranger or a hired killer or a distant business associate would not have taken the time or even thought about doing that. This killing was planned by someone close to the couple down to the artistic details.

[@dankadesign7462]

I agree especially as they are made of junk - murderer opinion about billionaire.

[@jordahnnelson9926]

I think you're reading too many mystery novels

[@dissidentfairy4264]

@@jordahnnelson9926 I think it makes perfect sense. There's something very personal about the murders based on that sculpture! The only way I'd be off is if a hit man had a twisted sense of humor, but I don't think that's it. I sense there is some passion in this crime based on the sculpture which leads me to believe that they knew the person well.

[@pamelahaze3211]

I agree with you 💯

[@overzealouseuthanasiast9731]

Hannibal? Is that you??

[@Pailers]

I have been unreasonably invested in this situation since it happened in 2017. I've read every article and update about it... I hope everyone can get closure.

[@MrRon1507]

How can everyone get closure when the case is unsolved

[@kimberlychicago7608]

So rich, and no panic buttons in the house.

[@johnwashburn7423]

The stories are fascinating; your subtle humor is extremely funny

[@tammyburke9453]

The Lighting. 👍 love this minimalist set with back lighting. Always appreciated your ridiculous set. Soooooo against the grain........

[@herschelwright4663]

The suspect took the time and effort to cover their tracks to the point where it baffled police. Sadly this case may never be solved.

[@DigitalNeb]

I don't understand why some people are so cavalier about making enemies. I'd have a harder time sleeping at night if I knew there was someone out there that hated me enough to murder me.

[@LAGuitarnetwork]

Sounds like a professional hit man.

[@sakurayuki8391]

Such a huge house and no security cameras?

[@deyongutube]

Yes, seems unthinkable!

[@savannahliz]

Thank you for covering this! I know their housekeeper and she was there when they were discovered.

[@Somegirl811]

It may sound ridiculous, but peoples' gait can be almost as unique as their face, so someone really can recognize someone walking in many cases, and computer software may be able to do even better.

[@Bearwithme560]

I agree. It's part of our body language, like having a distinct accent. Moreover, l can tell this was a male walking by - males' and females' gaits differ due to the very nature of our anatomical differences.

[@kitkatclawz]

That's true. One time I was in a store over 400 miles away from where I had gone to high school & as I was checking out, a man came up to me & asked "Are you...?" It happened to be a guy I had gone to school with (15 years before that meeting) & I said how did you know it was me? He said "Oh, I'd never forget your walk"... I had to laugh, cuz I looked totally different from when he had seen me last in HS. I've been told that by another person (after that), as well. So, I also believe that our gait is something that people can remember us by.

[@nadiacusan3799]

I agree

[@saadgt2009]

I'm from T.O. The Sherman son has added millions to the reward for information - it's now THIRTY-FIVE MILLION (Canadian), a healthy incentive (mentally converted to any denomination you prefer). IMHO, few, if any, Ontarians (or Canadians) are paying more than cursory interest in the case: the general consensus seems to be that it was a professional hit. There are, and will be, no new leads. The person/s who paid for the hit did NOT intend for there to be any "comebacks"! And, there won't be! 🖖❤️🇨🇦

[@buckdesystem4562]

It's very easy for the son to offer a 30 mil reward when he knows he will never have to pay it. It's just good PR, that's all.

[@What_I_Think_Happened]

@@buckdesystem4562 Exactly. That same son saved $50 million that he owed his father at the time of the deaths. His father had asked to be repayed.

[@marynoonan6111]

What if the son offering this staggering $35 mill knows his "reward" is totally safe because he......... fill in the blanks 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@marynoonan6111]

I agree. I also think the one who raised the rewards.........😉

[@dabneydee9109]

I imagine he would have to pay that 50 million back to the estate. There are other beneficiaries.

[@nonofinn7136]

Happy Holidays Doc! You are one of my favourite humorists. I think you have a book in you and it could be a bestseller, and a movie. You are one original character! 🎉

[@azulgaia7782]

Check out his fiction book Harm Reduction and non-fiction serial killer books.

[@ET-hc4wl]

Their son did it.

[@cottontails9003]

Good morning Dr Grande. Despite Barry being disliked, such a sad and senseless murders. I'm surprised he didn't have more security. My sympathy goes too his children. I also agree with your analysis. Thank you Dr Grande. Brilliant analysis, tragic outcome and topic.

[@zenawarrior7442]

Hello dear. Just watching this. Agree with your comments again, good points. How is your week going💌? 💚❤🌃🫖⭐🌛🌷🍀🏜🕯

[@kimcarter1383]

I think you are on point! I love your sense of humor as well! Your jokes make perfect sense! They are in fact hilarious to me! I LOVE your commentaries and continue to enjoy your videos❤️

[@patriciagallagher6027]

As always Dr. Grande, you never disappoint. Item #4 was great. Thank you for covering this in great detail. Obviously it could have been anyone. He was literally hated. Have a wonderful Christmas 🎄

[@lisaa.4667]

I suspect that whoever killed them was a close relative or friend, because someone close would have more financial and much more emotional motivation to kill Barry. He had many enemies, but there usually isn't enough rage to overcome the social, legal, and moral barriers that prevent outside people from actually killing someone they despise. In addition, the killer knew the layout of the house, was familiar with the statue, and did not have to break in. Honey could have let the killer in, totally trusting whoever it was not to harm her. Finally, who, other than someone close to the victims, be motivated to pose them like the statue, announcing to the world that they are made of garbage, just like the statue? Someone who has much emotion involved.

[@sizzurpr7608]

Likely the son.The father & son disliked each other.

[@kimcarter1383]

AMEN TO WHOEVER WROTE THIS!!! GOD DOESN’T LIKE EVIL! And it seems to me they were both that way! He was an evil man and the wife had to have known her husband’s dealings. Therefore…if she stayed with such a man, being as treacherous as he was, then she was NO better than him!

[@kimcarter1383]

Love they analogy of the killer posing them like the statues of garbage! ART COMING TO LIFE! Sooooo clever & So sad

[@aryandixit229]

@@sizzurpr7608didn’t he also say that his parents are useless on their own like a key and lock in his speech at their funeral.

[@hollyhenderson2803]

“They didn’t even tell us if the egg could walk.” OMG I’m laughing so hard 😂😂 I love your dry delivery of sarcastic comments!

[@Lucaangelo252]

Hello Holly how are you doing, where are you from?

[@alexanderaghayan117]

The walk looks like a softer version of a military March (wide perfectly timed gait). Also, the walk is even as a metronome, again a military characteristic in civilian context.

[@havenht]

Moral of the story, be kind to people

[@barbcobbett7206]

Hey doc, I've been keeping my eyes open on this case cause it's like 20 or 25mins from where I live! Thx for covering this case!

[@BunnyTheChi]

I'm a Torontonian and have been following this case for years. There have been many questions about the Toronto Police, with evidence coming forward months after the initial investigation. I dearly hope there is a resolution for the families soon. They razed the house, and left many possessions inside, which I always found odd.

[@frankantoniofiatlux58]

Another fact, Barry Sherman, once upon a time sued Toronto Police Service, motive to come with the murder suicide theory

[@maryrankin9869]

Nobody wanted those memories or any relation to them.

[@batsls1]

This unsolved murder has been so troubling here in Toronto. I drive by the community centre named for this couple all the time..

[@elizabethtencer7950]

Oh, I see how you've got traumatized by the death of these two billionaires. Barry was evel dishonest manipulator and put many people including his own family out of bussiness and was hated by many people, so maybe it was a form of justce?

[@yarnpower]

I am always amazed by wealthy people not having good alarm systems or securing their home at all times, like keeping all doors locked. Especially when you have enemies! I babysat for a wealthy family and they regularly left their garage open and the connecting door to the house unlocked!

[@Catsandnature-1234]

probably they did . ı don twelve anything police says about this case. there must be cameras around the other houses. there was no way who or whom were there other houses cameras would pick up.. it was professional job and killers wanted to sent a message.

[@susanstewart1402]

One of the strangest cases I have ever heard. It has a ritualistic feeling.

[@fulaan1]

Not ritualistic. Just personal. You watch too much True Detective.

[@calmbeforethestormo4136]

I am glued to this case! What wasn't mentioned is the eldest son was having some difficulty with his father, Barry. I can't remember the details, but it was definitely over money. He was away on a trip when the murders happened but doesn't meat he is not involved. Also what wasn't mentioned is, yes Barry was ruthless in business but also loved his family and did many, many things to help them along the way, which included millions given to the cousins, money that was squandered by them. The second likely suspect was a previous employee that was stealing classified info from Apotex in order to steal some patents and start his own company in Pakistan..he was dealt with harshly and immediately by Barry and has subsequently left Canada for Pakistan. Its a fascinating and twisted case!! The inept TPS bungled this case from the get go....

[@marycookmuskoka]

The son flew in from a trip to Japan and landed the day before the murders...he owed his dad $50-$60 million as his dad needed to pay off a lawsuit he lost. He told his son to take out a mortgage for the money...it's unlikely that his businesses generated enough money to make the mortgage payments...however he never did take out the mortgage...timing is everything.

[@cierragayler]

Just saw this in the news the other day, 25 million reward now and been 5 years so crazy that people can get away with murder these days.

[@deborahrose8607]

It's 35 million Initially 10 million then recently another 25 million added on

[@kimberlysamuel474]

I can't think of anyone more difficult to live with, be married to, work with, be raised by or being an employee of....

[@ehhtubrutus9444]

the body staging is vey creepy

[@FireflyXOXO1]

The son checks all boxes

[@genevievegenereux5612]

Thank you Dr. Grande! I requested this case a few months back. I don't know whether that had even had anything to do with your decision to analyze it, but damn, it sure made me feel special anyway :)

[@MrRon1507]

Item #5 - The Real Estate Survey comment was hilarious. I almost choked while having breakfast.

[@nadiacusan3799]

thank you for analyzing this case, I live in Ontario and I was working as a security guard when this happened while we were watching tv. Just wanted to let people know that the family has put up a 35 million dollars reward, if anyone has info about the murders call the toronto police

[@keithagn]

Why bother? The T O police will probably lose the piece of paper the information was written on...

[@What_I_Think_Happened]

The son that owed his father $50 million at the time is the one who put jp the reward.

[@Bearwithme560]

​@@keithagn🤣🤣🤣

[@rosiekapun207]

$35 million? Damn, I thought it was only $10 million lol!

[@rayhaveman4886]

35 million is so much... almost like the person offering the reward KNOWS that no one is going to come forward with evidence because they know who did it.

[@dyates6380]

Thanks for this one doctor. I know I asked you to do this analysis after this was posted and forgive me for not seeing this beforehand. Great job as this totally intrigues me - this entire case.

[@Ricki_Raquel]

This entire story is crazy. Thank you for continuing to make quality videos.

[@renee1961]

Those Poor people don't have Justice???!!! Heartbreaking! Prayers for Answers, and Justice 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@elizabethtencer7950]

Maybe this what hapened WAS the justice. For all these evil things he'd done in his pursuit of money.

[@sizzurpr7608]

Poor Rich people

[@MrAlexanderGTA]

Another great analysis & video Dr Grande!

[@zenawarrior7442]

Head rolling down the parking lot? I laughed while being horrified at the same time😑Strange to not believe in altruism. Great points again. Thanks Dr G😊🧡💜

[@cottontails9003]

-Hello my friend. All is well. We had too put up another Christmas tree, Noah has so many presents. Sending love and lots of hugs to you and your mom. The twins are telling Noah how to annoy mama lol.😂. Miss you heaps. 😜😘❤💙💚💖✉☕🌷🌸🌹🍀-❤

[@rebelsnappingturtle5097]

Cousins were crazy but . .

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@cottontails9003 Hello dear. Sorry missed this message. Glad you have lots of 🎁🎁😉but being pestered lol. Huge hugs from Mum and I...Merry Christmas 🎄Eve tomorrow to you all😘🤗💕💛💫🤍🌼🌵🫕🥂⛄❄💙💙Always great to hear from you, miss you too🌷🌷🌿

[@cottontails9003]

- Hello my friend, it's Christmas eve here already lol.😂. Hope to hear from you tomorrow. Please wish you and your mum a Merry Christmas and a Happy New years day 😂😜😘❤💙💚💖🎄🎁✉🎋🎋☕🌷🌷🌷

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@cottontails9003 Hello friend. Yes u are ahead of us lol. Merry Christmas to you dear one. Seeing Mum in an hr, then tomorrow again, for Christmas day. Hugs, love, and wonderful wishes to you & your family for a peaceful & joyous day🎅❤💚🎅❤💚🥂💫⭐🍻🎼🌿🎉✨🤗⚘⚘and Happiest of New Years

[@sjtdxitditsitdurzirxur5926]

He didn't even lock his doors. I'm absolutely shocked by that! If I had a tenth of his wealth, I would be extremely paranoid about getting burgled

[@fulaan1]

Burglary rarely occurs in neighborhoods this affluent

[@sizzurpr7608]

They flied economy. That's how CHEAP they were.

[@renee1961]

I appreciate your sense of humor, Dr. Grande!

[@seersha2937]

Coincidentally we were just watching the podcast by the reporter who wrote a book on this case. Tyvm for your comprehensive research into the background. Our family had a special interest in this case because a pediatric oncologist being sued by the Sherman’s is related to our Godmother. She wrote a book on the shady dealing with Sherman’s drug company and false claims of a drug to treat children with cancer. When you say Sherman may have had the dark triad I bet you hit the nail on the head and I bet there are lots of ppl especially those parents of dead children aren’t loosing sleep over this case. At any rate, you research so comprehensively we learned much more than we knew. It’s odd the realtor didn’t call 911 for 90 minutes or am I missing some details? Also, posing the bodies in the same position as those creepy statues has me wondering if there was a hit man / serial killer? These were two unsavory ppl. Greed and corruption gets ppl killed sometimes. For the lady below who says the victim was kind to her well maybe so but it’s not about her it’s about hundreds if not thousands of victims she/ they were not kind to. Nobody deserves to be murdered but these two probably should have been in jail long ago. There’s also something about this case neither you nor the podcaster mentioned, the original drug company was swindled away from his partner who was the original owners son or nephew ( I forgot) Sherman falsified stuff and ended up selling it without giving the partner a penny. Dark triad I guess!!! He and his wife reaped the benefits from others misfortunes and tragedies

[@seersha2937]

Oh and the book written by the oncologist- it’s a hard read but I’ve read your bio and you would find it fascinating I think. Lots of medical and legal terminology. The Sherman’s were suing her for exposing them. I think she lost quite a few children before she figured out the drug was to blame.

[@sidraali9967]

@@seersha2937do you have the title of the book?

[@Orangecat1996]

Thank you for this concise account of Barry Sherman's life and the brutal death of both he and Honey. We hope the killer is caught soon and brought to justice.

[@sizzurpr7608]

Strangulation is brutal? 🤔

[@elizabethwarman9028]

Good evening Dr Grande, my Canadian cousins would love to see this case sold. Hopefully the case will be solved sooner than later.

[@WattisWatts]

I'm glad Dr. Grande didn't treat the word charity as a sacred cow, automatically making somebody a "good" person if they donated to one.

[@Polyphemus47]

This is possibly your most entertaining video to date. I actually laughed out loud (which is rare for me) a couple times. Due to the frustrations of trying to build a small (very) business, I came to think of the word 'business' as a dirty word. It seemed that most of my vendors subscribed to the belief that the perfect business transaction was: "I empty your wallet, and you get nothing in return." From the description that you provided of Barry, I'm sure he had plenty of enemies. This one may never be solved. I can't find any heroes in this one.

[@Mimsyx2]

Thank you for covering a Canadian story. Would you consider reviewing the Denis Oland story?

[@Lucaangelo252]

Hello Brenda how are you doing, where are you from?

[@seersha2937]

The Jon Rallo case - he got a slap on the wrist never admitted what he did or felt remorse and the little boy still isn’t buried. They say he’s in a dump with the carpets

[@JeepGirl941]

These are a few of my favorite things: Dry humor, snarkiness and twisted humor. Dr. Grande, you are on point for all 3 and a true master! I thoroughly enjoy your videos! Keep em coming! Also, I too, have followed this case for years but always thought the sheer hate of a close relative was the motive for it- not money.

[@seersha2937]

What makes you think hate was involved? Looks like someone killed them leaving no mess no evidence. FBI profilers say family and friends cover the faces.

[@bluecollarlit]

"these are a few of my favorite things" - The Sound Of Music this film made a significant impression on me when I saw it, in childhood

[@melissaperrotta1054]

I live 6 minutes away from where this happened. I recognize all the surroundings in your pics. Definitely think this was a contracted hit from someone on the inside. The love of money is the root of all evil…..

[@anna3036]

I think people are the root of all evil.

[@valintong889]

@@OopsiDazie If indicated by the law, their money will be inherited by their will or taken by the government.

[@johnhawthorn5393]

@@anna3036 pretty sure it's the love of money, no one cares about your stupid philosophical view point

[@peternesbitt]

If it was a contracted hit then why would the killer(s) pose the bodies in that macabre fashion? They would do the job and get the heck out of there not sit around for a cup of tea. Whoever is responsible certainly knew there was no security cameras and an unlocked back door, that should narrow the list of suspects. It's been almost 6 years now so I don't think they will ever solve this case.

[@Angelina_not_Jolie928]

Very interesting video, I always enjoy your analysis of the cases you cover. Also, your humor is fabulous, I am amazed how you keep a straight face.

[@thelocalmaladroit8873]

Fantastic, creepy murder mystery Dr Grande with some extra comic relief thrown in.

[@godpoet1]

I appreciate you covering this fascinating story. Made me laugh several times. I sure hope the killer is caught especially as he may be someone who was close to them.

[@patrickneff7846]

I was just hoping you would do this one. Thanks, Dr. Grande!

[@janinemccartha1811]

Hi Dr. Grande. Happy Holidays! This case is new to me because this is the first time I've seen it on You Tube which is where I found your videos. Thanks for another great analysis, see you on the next one, peace, love, Janine Smiley🙂😀😍😉😘🎄🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🆒️💯❕❗☕🍩☕🎂☕🥧☕🍣🎈🎉🎊

[@clickityclackity75]

Thank you for covering this case, Doctor. Didn’t know there was any surveillance video until this episode.

[@leonorrivera6379]

It’s so odd that there’s no surveillance cameras inside the mansion.

[@007nadineL]

Barry said if someone wanted to kill him that cameras wouldn't protect him

[@PagingDrMakeUp]

Your sense of humor is unmatched lol 😂 esp in the Karen Reed “posterior” commentary! Sad case but it seems very obvious to me that it was family and that sucks

[@Jared_Wignall]

Very disturbing case. Hopefully it’ll be solved soon. Keep up the great work Dr. Grande.

[@margaretroper1995]

Very interesting analysis Dr. Grande. I have been interested in this case since it happened and have read Kevin Donovan's book, The Billionaire Murders. The Toronto Police really botched this case from the beginning, shame on them. I will never understand why Toronto Police did not contact the Ontario Provincial Police for their expertise and experience. I feel sad for the Sherman family, especially the children whose parents died tragically. I hope and pray that there will be breakthrough in this case. It doesn't take but a small incident to have someone come forward who knows something about this horrendous murder.

[@anandnairkollam]

Another instance. Rich people not spending on security.

[@melangegirl]

Hi Doc. I am playing a game on my phone while listening to you. Interesting story but when you spoke about the waitress remembering, "I once knew someone that was 5'6" and now that I think about it, they also walked." I laughed til I cried and mostly because of your delivery. Love watching you.

[@Lucaangelo252]

Hello Mélange how are you doing, where are you from?

[@rebelsnappingturtle5097]

Walking suspect.

[@marycahill546]

I also found it strange that people that wealthy had no security cameras or alarms set up.

[@shojinryori]

And left a door unlocked! Crazy.

[@griffin2263]

its canada

[@margaretr5701]

The irony of them living in a well policed area, it seems they felt safer than they actually were.

[@AprilAiteen]

@@griffin2263 I live in Canada. I lock my doors if I’m not going to be home. I think most of us do.

[@rosiekapun207]

@@margaretr5701 yes they would have probably been safe enough in their area except they had so many enemies it negated living in a safe neighbourhood in the end.

[@LoveMyDaisyGirl911]

I had to hear n see Dr Grande thoughts on this case. He does a deep dive with every case....

[@larajohnson8174]

This tragic crime happened just blocks from my home. I was glad when the house was demolished so that rubber neckers could no longer drive by to gawk at the location where two people died so horribly. I doubt now that police will ever find the killer(s).

[@wintercame]

@@mountainstream8351 The kids said: "Along with bad memories and a stigma attached due to the incident that took place no one will purchase the home as it presently stands.”

[@margaretr5701]

@@wintercame The house was bulldozed, I read the land was sold for approx. $4.5ml

[@Allen-L-Canada]

have they built anything on the land yet?

[@larajohnson8174]

@@Allen-L-Canada yes there is a home being built on the property.

[@Allen-L-Canada]

@@larajohnson8174 I wonder if the stigma is still there.

[@MicheleMaBelle67]

Great video. I remember when this happened, however it seems to have fallen off the publics radar. I hope they figure it all out, because closure is such a good thing.

[@mario-qi3yw]

Thank you Dr Grande😊I enjoy your program. You can always make me laugh.😂 Happy Holidays.

[@theplceforme]

Wow the suspect was able to walk? Stunning bombshell there Dr.

[@lindavirgilio4225]

Wow! Barry sounds like a real winner.

[@Lucaangelo252]

Hello Linda how are you doing, where are you from?

[@joannschlicker6995]

Your sense of humor is great.

[@Mainecoon_Izzy]

In my opinion Dr. G, you’re a natural… However, not plain and simple. You are extremely interesting in your analysis, & I find you to be hilariously funny 🌟 I really love your videos 💯

[@ronvosick8253]

Multimillion dollar house and no security??

[@AliValentine143]

And a bunch of people who didn't like him in the least including family. What the what?

[@mercury_rising]

It’s Canada

[@margaretr5701]

Ironically, it's a well policed area! They used an out of sight side door, for convenience, I assume . They obviously felt safer than they were.

[@fulaan1]

@@margaretr5701”well policed” only high crime areas are “well policed” there is normally no reason for such a wealthy area to be “well” policed.

[@portiaantoniaalexis2249]

@@mercury_rising I’m sure drake has security.

[@ZaneZog]

There are a few reasons to discount his philanthropy. Along with borrowing back money he donated, contributions are often tax deductible, and are often made to curry favor with an establishment. He may have been better able to evade prosecution by making friends in high places. Too, people use tax exempt charities to leverage all kinds of business.

[@libbyclement5148]

Honestly what a great review 👍 I love when you throw in the satire 😊

[@rayross997]

Please cover the Colin Thatcher case in Canada. He was a former premier who murdered his wife.

[@lavonneambrosi8419]

Seconded! I'd love to hear Dr. Grande's descriptors of that creep!

[@buckdesystem4562]

I live in the same city and have been following this case from Day 1. The Toronto Police Service couldn't have done a worse job than if it was Chief Clancy Wiggums from the Springfield Police Dept. The chief investigator never showed up at the scene. For 6 weeks, they went with the murder/suicide story, even though it would be a tad difficult to tie a belt around your own neck to a railing, pull your coat down, and cross your legs and die nice and relaxed. All the houses on the street were mansions with security cameras. The police didn't start canvassing for security footage until after these cameras would have recorded over the footage from the night of the crime scene. Whomever ordered the hit must a tremendous amount of wealth and power themselves. They had to be 100% certain that the crime would never be tracked back to them. No one with that kind of wealth and power would ever risk spending a day in jail, much less a life sentence. Did they have enough power to influence the police department? It would appear plausible. An average person off the street that has watched crime shows on tv would have done a better job. Suicide? Waiting until the neighbourhood cameras were recorded over? The head homicide inspector not even bothering to go to the scene? Either this is the luckiest hitman in the world, or someone pulled some strings. Take your pick. The four kids probably didn't do it because they were already living lavish lifestyles and were going to inherit everything anyway. Why take a risk? The cousins were pissed off at Barry for screwing them out of the first pharma company they were all involved in, but killing Barry isn't going to put a single dollar in their pockets, and they probably weren't rich enough to be able to afford this kind of caper. That leaves as suspects, a disgruntled owner of a competing pharma company that Barry screwed over with a patent, or something along those lines.

[@margaretr5701]

Yes, Barry Sherman manufactured generic drugs, his company was far reaching, selling to about 100 other countries, as well as both sides of the North American border. He shipped to the States where citizens benefitted due to overpriced USA meds, but undercut other drug companies by millions, even though all still made billions, business is cutthroat.

[@star_blazer]

Excellent analysis, Buck. I agree.

[@stevenking3286]

Gay son and husband had a 25 million loan from Barry and Barry called it in. Ostracized gay son had contempt for father.

[@buckdesystem4562]

@@stevenking3286 Yes, that is true. If it were just Barry taken out in the hit, I would move the son to be prime suspect, but I don't see him having his mom killed too. I doubt she would have made him pay her back, and even if she asked, he could have simply refused. I don't think she would have demanded the money, she couldn't spend what she had.

[@lilajane3]

That is interesting that head investigator did not go to scene of 2 high profile people's death/murder. Also how could wrist ligature marks be on a suicide and then removed? I tend to agree that it was a professional hit but from someone very familiar with the couple's habits and house.

[@bobsyoruncle4583]

with the testimony about Barry's character it seems highly unlikely that there would have been any warmth between him and his son, who 2 weeks before the murders had been asked by Barry to repay a loan for tens of millions of dollars. He would have had easy access to the house and the physical strength to carry through the plan. By eliminating the mother as well he would not only cancel the multi-million dollar loan but inherit hundreds of millions. While others had grudge motives to kill Barry it appears only his son - who may also have hated Barry - had a huge financial motive to take out both his parents. It wouldn't be the first time a son killed his parents for their money - sadly there are many such cases. Perhaps he has a rock solid alibi - that hasn't been said one way or the other - but nobody benefited more from the murders than he did.

[@markrichardson3566]

Only 1 % chance they solve the crime, great video 🙂❤️💯

[@Snakesnarl]

75 year old couple with no/grown adult children need 16000 sq ft house……..

[@denisew3631]

OMG!! I remember the "Egg with a toupee" it was the first time I ever commented on one of your videos. It's still hilarious 😂😂😂.

[@Kazwell2002]

This is like the "Who Shot JR?" scenario from the 80's TV series Dallas. Just like the unscrupulous fictional character J.R. Ewing, Barry made so many enemies, the authorities probably don't know where to start. I don't believe anyone should be murdered like this, but I also believe in karma and boy did it come back to get Barry.

[@lizb4156]

Bullshit, Karma is usually never applied to bad people, they just prosper.

[@margaretr5701]

Sadly, it also ended the many charities they contributed to. Hundreds might've hated him, but millions benefited from the generic drugs he manufactured.

[@marynoonan6111]

I agree. I think his wife just happened to come home - wrong time, wrong place, collateral damage. Mind you, she was a willing participant in the accumulation of greed.

[@lizb4156]

@@marynoonan6111 So what? Making money isn't a crime.

[@valor36az]

@@lizb4156 I guess it depends on how it’s made

[@elizabethp7684]

Dr. Grande does it again. Well done