The Billionaire Murders

Billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman, owners of Apotex, were found dead under mysterious circumstances in their home in Toronto. Barry had a lot of enemies from his shady business dealings, and to date this remains an unsolved case.
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[@Mo0may]

My perspective of Canada has drastically changed since binging this show. My perspective of Florida remains the same. (Edit: this was a joke. I’m sorry if it bothered anyone).

[@fembot521]

MayOrMoo ah c’mon man we’re alright 🇨🇦

[@faithsnyder239]

This cracked me up :)

[@reencampbell4481]

This is an amazing comment that all TRUE CRIME lovers would understand 🤣

[@j0rp]

My perspective of Mormons has drastically changed, even having been brought up as one...

[@johannabravo-perez3850]

I COMPLETELY AGREE! With you Mo0may

[@jomoland]

Jesus how does a couple that wealthy not have security cameras at their home?!!

[@TF2CrunchyFrog]

You seem to live under the bizarre misconception that a camera will magically prevent a crime.

[@paulmurphy1285]

Exactly my thought... Seems odd they’d no cameras in, around or outside the home.

[@rygar8bit2]

With billions you should hire a couple of security guards for a few hundred bucks a week. They are not expensive.

[@charliec5913]

Canadians.

[@chelseagirl278]

@@rygar8bit2 they were not living at the house at the time, it was for sale. but they were living somewhere else

[@jdfletcher27]

My boss's backyard faces the Sherman's I was at his house last July and he said all the close neighbours' cameras were down when the murder happened. He believes it was a corporate hit.

[@pippi5000]

Oh yeah... the pharma industry is cutthroat

[@Katrn30]

It was a hit for sure...deep state hit

[@ingvarhallstrom2306]

Get real. "Corporate hit" my ass. "Deep State". That's childhood fan fiction...

[@jdfletcher27]

@@ingvarhallstrom2306 Not my thoughts.

[@ingvarhallstrom2306]

@@jdfletcher27 It's a ludicrous thought anyway. Corporations like Bayer or whatever just doesn't put enemies on a hit list.

[@Maxpower4908]

Cousin: “Barry only cared about money.” Me: “Weren’t you suing him to get $1.0B?”

[@skachor]

It was the principle!

[@graciealberta8885]

@@skachor Riiiighhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhttttt

[@nusaibahibraheem8183]

Exactly, family members can be very bitter about not having money. I mean can you imagine having to give them millions when they are not doing the work.

[@Igor_ogi]

The cousin is a despicable jerk.

[@snailbellonthetrail982]

Yeah,an he was already receiving millions . Some people are never satisfied! Js

[@dudelebowski9552]

A billionaire that had many enemies, but no security

[@Carol-D.1324]

He might have been smart, but he had no common sense.

[@JWB86]

7mil mansion with no CCTV 🤦‍♂️

[@kevindube7096]

Could be ignorance, could be arrogance 🤷🏽‍♂️ Maybe he thought he had everyone under such control that nobody would come for him, which is a little both of both I suppose

[@natatatt]

I mean, it was only a few years ago that a gunman was able to run inside Canada's parliament (would be like a gunman running into the US Capitol building) because it was so insecure. Canada is quite a safe country, which sometimes leads to naivete in the area of security (speaking as a Canadian).

[@lesflynn4455]

@Green Future He had a horrible side.

[@flapjack6495]

strangled with belts cops: somethings fishy but its not murder

[@spinblade6459]

The RCMP may be the most useless police force on the planet. They should just outsource policing to someone who will do a better job. Like to Uganda or Papua New Guinea or someone.

[@whiteboard7thstreet]

SpinBlade the Ugandan PD puts the boys in red to shame

[@dylan4652]

Do they even have homicide detectives in Canada?

[@BillyMinnow]

Lol... That's Canada for you. A country that cares so much about tourism that they'll sweep the murder of its own citizens under the rug

[@jujunita12345]

@@spinblade6459 Lol thats what ive realised, by watching all these documentaries

[@Exxtol1]

The cousin said Barry was only interested in money. Well if that's not the pot calling the kettle black.......

[@CRG_AMK]

Realtor: “so do you still want this house”

[@MsBhappy]

Last I heard, the family had it bulldozed to the ground and just sold the land to a developer

[@brittanyhunt6816]

It's just a house...

[@SueBoo2]

@@brittanyhunt6816 “a house” with a dark history. Who wants that?!

[@brittanyhunt6816]

@@SueBoo2 lol my place has a dark history. Been there three years.

[@SueBoo2]

@@brittanyhunt6816 Pleasant Dreams!

[@bokagoofy]

in the thumbnail Mike looks like the billionaire's small son.

[@pointing11037]

Nawwwww picture perfect family!

[@norapatriciamejia]

bokagoofy 👍🏼 ha-ha!

[@GoatNerdio]

Lmaooo omg! I only glanced quickly at the thumbnail before clicking the vid and I thought it was two people and a kid 😂😂 just saw your comment and had to immediately go look.. holy shit 🤦🏻‍♀️😂

[@KristinLove82]

🤣🤣🤣

[@meriamedenfernandezbarreto8762]

😂 hellyeah

[@TheChugg11]

“Police have described the deaths as suspicious but are not being treated as murder” (09:40) This statement leads me to feel discombobulated, yet not bamboozled...

[@RowanWarren78]

lol

[@spinblade6459]

Ladies and gentlemen, may I introduce to you... *tiny tinny drumroll*... the RCMP.

[@kevinr.3542]

I, for one, was flabbergasted and

[@lauraarcher1730]

I agree with everything you say flummoxed is another good word!👍

[@cdd4248]

Hahahaha! That made me laugh.

[@upsidedahead]

Mikey trying to pass himself off as the sole beneficiary in dat tumnail

[@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607]

Lol this comment is so underrated idk it doesn’t have like 2k likes 😂

[@upsidedahead]

@@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607 hehe thanks. I love it when a comment hits the funny bone

[@levibruce8322]

I looked at it when I saw this and spit my coffee out.

[@mama_tichi]

🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏👏👏

[@christiejackson5747]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@remedioskimura6577]

I really like the way Mike narrates every story. It’s precise and well organized. Keep up the good work!!!

[@plantemor]

The cousin: I'm entitled to X amount of money from his company because my daddy raised him. Also the cousin: He only cared about one thing: money

[@BadVibesStoryTelling]

Yeah, dude is a hypocrite and jealous af

[@krisfrazier8159]

Also the cousin: murderer

[@mikeworkman3593]

Did you not listen to the story? It was the cousins company that he took over. Yeah I'd be pissed also. Maybe they shouldn't be so dependent on their father's company that they didn't even work for, but I'd think that the dad would have put the company in his will so they'd legally be entitled to it's profits. Not sure exactly how that worked. Also, I don't know how he could have been all about money if he drove a car that was falling apart and constantly giving it away. The cousins killing them really doesn't make any sense, because they would no longer get paid. Even though there was a lawsuit, killing them would make sure they would NEVER see any money.

[@dylan4652]

Ya guy was complaining that he was under Barry's thumb by giving him millions but he wanted billions. Why why is he so cruel. Just think of the terrible agony of having millions given to you for just being related to a guy.

[@dylan4652]

@@mikeworkman3593 your gonna need to rewatch the vid. The company that the uncle owned was sold to someone else an Barry received royalties from the sale and started his own company. Totally separate company than the uncles. He did not steal the uncle's company.

[@valeriehayes5555]

Sherman worked as a University student for his uncle's drug company. His uncle had already built it into a profitable company. When his uncle died, then his wife died, just 17 days apart - they left four young orphaned children. Sherman bought the company with an agreement to give 5% to each kid when they grew up. But he never did. That was one of the many lawsuits.

[@joananne7802]

Barry bought Empire Laboratories along with someone else. He wasn’t the only owner. After they bought it they discovered it was likely going to be bankrupt as it wasn’t well run.

[@MakeCaliRedAgain]

But he gave them millions of dollars in an "allowance" type deal?

[@kinseykelley5803]

Not to mention that their bodies were posed exactly like the sculptures they had in their basement, the sculpture was of two people in a sitting position and only the males legs were crossed just like Bary’s legs were

[@ameurhamdane]

Quantity meets quality : that chapter

[@gordonlawrence4749]

Usually the police have a problem identifying people with a motive. This time it's every man and his dog. So instead of needle in a haystack it's a needle in a pile of needles in a needle making factory.

[@465marko]

and they're looking for the prick that did it

[@nancymcnally7849]

😂😂😂 @ 465!

[@spinblade6459]

And being that it's the RCMP on the case, it's doubly difficult. They couldn't find a needle if you stuck it up their ass sideways. "Constable Moosehat, did someone just stick a needle up my ass sideways?" "I'm not sure, Constable Caribou. Let me check... Can't see anything. It could have been suicide. Should we call it a suicide?" "Yes, suicide. Or bears." "Yes, definitely bears. Okay, I'm closing this case. Should I put here that someone stuck a bear up your ass?" "Yes. Sideways."

[@ballsach8864]

SpinBlade - Shits funny as hell

[@jodyrebeljohnsoncacciatore4791]

***"GENERIC" needles, to be sure!

[@gvaltierra19]

The real mystery is how Mike can produce such good content at a consistent rate👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@suejohnson6918]

I don't think that he sleep ever

[@realkushman]

He’s obviously a reptilian.

[@mortizya666]

Is called determination

[@lesflynn4455]

That question needs a good detective.

[@Melinda8162]

@@realkushman Haha 😂!!

[@dosmart]

Update: the Sherman's lawyers have sealed any information involving who the trustees and recipients are because their lives might be at risk. The lead detective has no idea why they are saying that. Bonus: the main speculation seems to be based on a supposed link to a criminal organization. Also, they were apparebtky placed in the same position as a pair of statues the couple owned.

[@rebelsnappingturtle5097]

Kids know who arranged it. At an least Jonny knows. There are we people you don't say NO to

[@nellfensterle253]

I watch "that chapter" videos, almost obsessively. I've actually thought more than once that I had seen them all...then **boom** one shows up from years passed that I missed. Its almost as exciting as seeing the new ones appear. Thanks for the good times!!! 🌸

[@anitaevans5361]

Same, it's like an unexpected bonus. Mike does incredible cases with amazing research, covering cases across the planet.

[@imnotgonnasay3612]

@@anitaevans5361 And I love that he uploads new stuff almost daily it seems!!

[@gloomycandy101]

I don’t understand how the uncle helping him get his foot in the door of generic pharmaceuticals means his cousins are entitled to his money?

[@jodymorrey6935]

Absolutely agree! 😉

[@HellAintHalfFull]

Right?! That's an absurd claim. You can really hear the anger in his cousin's voice in that interview. I think that it was his own family that had them killed.

[@bigrich9526]

Sounds like they were going broke....usually when that happens, people start looking for reasons that others owe them money

[@kgjones5]

I watched a documentary on this by The Fifth Estate- it was the uncle’s business, and his will left it to the victim (the nephew) who was clearly his protégé- but also asked him to bring the sons into the family pharma business when they were older/ready. The victim/nephew did offer the cousins money later, but they contend it was significantly less than what their “share” of their father’s business should’ve been worth- they thought their father wanted the business held/ran for them until they were old enough to be brought into it, and then it should be split equally with them and the victim/nephew. Victim/nephew countered that they were too young and then ne’er do well druggies etc for years while he grew the business, so they weren’t owed any more than he gave them. Cousins countered that he kept enabling their wild lifestyles so they wouldn’t take over the business that was rightfully theirs, then resisted/blocked them when they tried to become a part of it. Very cantankerous.

[@kgjones5]

Silvercloud141 141 Oh, I agree- just explaining how the cousins thought they were entitled to more.

[@MultiKm1]

Mike, your channel is better than anything I can watch on Netflix. Mysteries and murders in fun size packaging, with frequent fixes!

[@ThatChapter]

Thank you!!

[@gunslinger6400]

Couldn't of said it better myself.

[@iwonttell9402]

Very well put!! Would rather watch this than Netflix any day!!

[@jonathanm877]

watch 'dark' on netflix

[@ThePainkiller9995]

Yeah I've watched like 30 of his videos in the past few days

[@Awesomeman1987]

I actually live 1 street over from this house till this day. Absolute shocker something like this would happen in our neighborhood.

[@frankenfurterr3432]

the craziest thing about this is that the cousins thought they were entitled to money that wasnt even theirs 😐

[@chinchilla505]

yeah, you either own part of the pharma business or you don''t. You can't just say "oh i should be part owner because i am blood related!!"

[@alexanderbarrett2635]

i think there was something the will so they were suppose to all get a share but kept pushing his cousins back and not letting them get into the business

[@oxyrisin]

You’d think a billionaire would have some serious security in his crib. I’m merely a thousandaire and have decent home security. smdh.

[@indridcold72]

I'm a hundredaire and I have two guard dogs

[@spiralm8667]

Yes but thanks to billionaire philanthropy you probably need security, given their activism 'diversifies' your neighborhood into a low trust area.

[@AshDemonYoung]

@@spiralm8667 Yooo, you're disgusting.

[@rydoyle9903]

Im broke and the place i live in has security cameras

[@prettybrowneyez3338]

@Matt Lombardo 👍👍

[@spicybrownbean784]

In the thumbnail, Mike looks like he’s part of the family 😂😂

[@antonelabakavic4045]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@emmautterback3927]

He's just a small grumpy child

[@allthingsservethebeam4668]

😂

[@reinhartaltavillaferrara3546]

So he can inherit

[@reinhartaltavillaferrara3546]

@Silvercloud141 141 I love it 💚💚🌞🌞 love from Italy

[@hawleyclan9496]

This murder was very organized & clean- this had to be a paid job, by people who probably bribed a lot of people to downplay and bury this murder.

[@heather173]

As a Canadian and remembering all these tragedies as it's part of our past, it's stark to see them covered internationally. Not sure about the murders here, I don't think it was murder-suicide. For pharmaceuticals we now no longer have other companies in Canada manufacturing generic meds. Generic meds have taken a leap in cost upward SINCE the Sherman's deaths, not even sure we have Apotex drugs anymore.

[@LKre-vi5oq]

The company folded? What a shame. This crime stumps me, seriously.

[@heather173]

Yeah, Apotex was sold in 2022. All the generic drug companies folded/were bought out in Canada.

[@silvialimeme3706]

A billionaire with lots of enemies and that knew that sooner or later someone was gonna come for him and didn't bother hiring security or installing cameras!!!

[@damagedgoods5138]

Exactly what I was thinking, sometimes people are asking for problems, with all that money, and being convinced that the possibility of getting murdered is a reality. Maybe there was so little security because they had a lot to hide?

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

Strangulation is a very personal method of murder. Hatred to the nth degree. Lots of money. Lots of enemies. I'd say family, though. Thanks for the upload.

[@bibekkarki4158]

In your expert opinion

[@ticesine6589]

Strangulation is def not always personal. There are a million examples , sometimes its the quietest way , it leaves less for csi , and leaves less dna.

[@n-outalyne9025]

Most serial killers prefer strangulation because they "enjoy watching the life leave the body" (quoting the FBI behavioral unit)

[@julieamerican2383]

Yes, but don't discount other big pharma. He could have been sitting on a goldmine that he could have released to all that others would have made billions. That's where my bet is.

[@DeKosta]

Its also a silent, effective and not messy way to end someones life. This looks like hired help.

[@mcaskey358]

"He only cared about money!" Coming from the cousin who thinks that because his father taught this guy the business, he is entitled to the guy's money... Maybe if you'd listened to your dad and gone into the business too, you wouldn't be scraping around a pathetic creep, whom I would NOT rule out as a suspect for murder.

[@javalavadingdong]

The man could literally have hired multiple 24/7 security guards/body guards and it wouldn't have even been a scratch to his wealth but chooses to not even have a security camera at his door?

[@ProtoMario]

It's always the people who realize that they are in danger that never get help, security, cameras, defense weaponry.

[@lucyf6516]

Yeah and normally I’d say “well those are expensive” but he’s a billionaire. Seems like hubris to me. Oh well 🤷‍♂️

[@gregtrust5599]

Yea blame the victims and not the murderers smh 🙄

[@jakegingrich7214]

Defense weaponry is not allowed in Canada.

[@mallowmallow2070]

After I was almost kidnapped, I bought a gun the next day. Don't understand why Barry didn't have cameras, let alone security guards.

[@WhiteDevil-du8ne]

He had a false sense of self importance, like most ultra wealthy people. Naturally he would assume someone was out to get him. His arrogance put him at the center of the world.

[@safiresays3835]

There must be other people on the street with security footage. I find it hard to believe there is nothing.

[@sly3186]

Especially in a rich neighborhood like that!

[@a.g9539]

I don't understand why they didn't have cameras or a security team

[@mariebee3146]

@@a.g9539 From the way Mike described him, don't think he wanted to spend the money on security.

[@ihawms950]

@@a.g9539 uhh the man was cheap and didn't like spending. That's why

[@user-ik4kh9lt6d]

I'm not entirely sure, but I think in Toronto it's illegal to own surveillance cameras that can capture footage of your neighbor across the street because it infringe's on their privacy. I say this because our car got stolen in the middle of the night 6 years ago, and we asked our neighbors across the street if we could look at their surveillance cameras, they said that their cameras only capture up to the end of their driveway, everything beyond that is blurry and pretty much unvisible (they showed us anyways of course). They told us that when they bought the cameras they were told that no camera can go beyond a certain distance as a way to protect other neighbor's privacy. Now this was 6 years ago, so, laws may have changed.

[@johnyepthomi892]

With billions at stake, Big players can’t be ruled out. The reluctance for proper investigation doesn’t seem assuring as well.

[@AnneOhn123]

Competing Pharmaceuticals for one?

[@tomblyth533]

Excellent coverage, answered questions I had and I live in Toronto. Toronto police were being run by a complete idiot when this happened. He quit as soon as the pressure became to much for him which really didn't seem to be anywhere above normal (the pressure of the job). Hopefully under the new more seemingly compatant police cheif they find the killer(s) and bring them to justice.

[@karenwang99]

Pp

[@Mandalore863]

The fact that they thought it was suspicious but not murder reminds me of the incompetent cops in Hot Fuzz. *sees murder victim with garden sheers in their neck* Officer - "So, you're saying this wasn't an accident?"

[@RaeBattleRapsMood]

😅...love that movie lol

[@g.c.5065]

In fact hot fuzz has this running joke. Whenever you say something that could be used as comedy, think twice.

[@jordanpetrunia1868]

That’s the rcmp for you. Come to Canada if you’re trying to get away with murder

[@ZombieSazza]

“Just a nasty accident!”

[@iSage777]

Im from Toronto and ive even repaired some concrete at an apotex location. This case absolutely blew my mind.. everyone i know thinks their son and,/or cousins did it

[@Whosyamomma]

Mike i fell asleep listening to your entire playlist and as a result, dreamed that you were driving me around town telling me all these stories. You also had very long hair LOL

[@cappadocius9379]

I glanced at my screen at 5:18 and thought her sweater was just chest hair. I had to do a triple take to realize it was just a sweater.

[@TheScouseassassin]

Well who knows what the side effects of those drugs were 🤣

[@cappadocius9379]

@@TheScouseassassin LOL

[@sunshinyday1901]

Dear Mike, Your chapters are great! The subject matter well researched and put together. Your gorgeous accent, dry humour, facial expressions, and "up in smoke" cinematic effect all make for much needed light relief. Thanks for being a light in the dark, you are excellent and hopefully serve to promote truth and justice in the world. Love your work! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🤩

[@technicalout9547]

Sunshiny Day I second that emotion. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@mrmrsmarshall9110]

I wholeheartedly concur my fellow ThatChappers, he's made this crazy year more bearable that's for sure!

[@KellyF-ep6yr]

I couldn't have put this any better. Perfectly said. ❤ fast becoming my absolute fav channel ever

[@Torahboy1]

You forgot to mention that he’s totally shagworthy

[@janetwestwood9194]

😘😘😘☝❣🇬🇧

[@peslacbill]

“The deaths seem suspicious”. YOU THINK???

[@marythorp6125]

???

[@ihawms950]

???

[@felixlaing2520]

Do you know something we don't???

[@Katrn30]

The keystone cops in Canada ruled this a murder-suicide, lol...the grown children hired private investigators who found it was a hit. RCMP are the “show”police in Canada, lol.

[@Shannon-rq2hc]

The “no forced entry” thing being definitive proof in ANY case blows my mind. I bet my doors unlocked right now 🤔

[@midnightmadness5307]

I worked in an office in Toronto and had the pleasure of meeting Honey Sherman, I can honestly say she was absolutely lovely, I met her twice as I was Reception/Executive Assistant. To this very day the majority of us in Toronto do NOT accept nor believe the stupid and despicable theory of it being a murder/suicide. This was clearly murder and I, like many of my friends all believe we know who it was. It's definitely a relative and not a business associate. May both Honey and Barry Rest In Peace. Shalom.

[@Miguel195211]

The fact that people close to this family refuses to believe in murder suicide is irrelevant. Funny how the police can’t find a murderer? Why? Because Barry did it.

[@CrimeCrusader]

Totally off topic but who else thought 5:17 she had a hairy chest at first

[@thatgirlcourtney85]

😂😂😂 Well now I see it!!

[@chrismorrison8551]

Thought the same. I took a double take.

[@faithsnyder239]

Omg me! I was so confused at first and then my eyes adjusted and I started laughing bc it was so vivid until I realized what it was.

[@edryan3146]

Cant unsee it now lol

[@brittanylee5522]

Omg before i read this.i was walking and it paused i went to press play and was so confused. I thought same

[@pennylane77]

This case has always bothered me. I'm surprised by the incompetence of the investigation. The police didn't drop the ball, they dropped all of them. These people didn't deserve this.

[@Whynotcreate]

Makes me question the police

[@SH-ln1uh]

In the beginning, the police said the Sherman's cause of death was a murder suicide. The Sherman children aggressively fought this determination and, after the evidence was re-evaluated, the Sherman's cause of death was changed to homicide. Last I recall, one of their son's, who had a history of drug problems, was being looked at as a possible perpetrator.

[@lesleyyoung5730]

As of now, June 2021, the Toronto Police will be releasing the case files. Let's hope Mike does a part 2? Btw they tore the house down.

[@MilesBellas]

Cousins absolutely had a motive.... That cousin is angry.

[@nolan3915]

MilesBellas a motive *

[@kelligray1848]

In an interview he said he didn’t do it but he thought about it before but he would have done it in a more painful way or something like that. Pretty sure family was cleared.

[@tracyd693]

I'm friends with Kerry and he absolutely did not murder his uncle and his wife. He's a character, there's no doubt about that but he's no killer.

[@MilesBellas]

@@tracyd693 No offence to you or him....it's really for the court to decide.

[@MilesBellas]

@lesterBonz .....it's not always the most obvious solution.....

[@annastucki4925]

these investigators definitely messed up. as i’ve heard many times from many successful investigators, treat EVERY crime scene as a homicide first. it’s way easier to view it as a murder then prove it was a suicide, as opposed to the other way around.

[@henrysmith180]

That's how the Toronto Police roll. In 2001 they messed up another "suicide" of John Connelly, a 22 year-old from Ottawa who was in Toronto for university. When the parents started digging, they found out the detective had never seen the body before deciding it was a suicide. In fact, police declared vital signs absent but paramedics found a pulse minutes later. The parents are still trying to get their son's death ruled a homicide. Most recently, Toronto police disregarded all the signs of serial killer Bruce McArthur until he had killed 8 men, that they know of.

[@AlphaZaius67]

I feel like lazy officers jump to suicide to shut the case quick.

[@AnneOhn123]

They were paid by the government of Canada to screw it up.

[@ognyena]

@@henrysmith180 omg how awful ,how pathetic..😩 Its maddening...I, as a mom, would never leave it alone and fight till my last days, so I understand the parents emotions...so sad

[@joannafreedom7111]

they didn't mess up, they did what they were told. this murder case is deeper than people think.

[@calmbeforethestormo4136]

Been binge watching now for two weeks, having just found this channel. Thanks 🙏 Mike. There was mention of the oldest son Jonathon who is now estranged from his sisters. He was adopted and the sisters were Honey and Barry’s. He had a falling out with his father Barry over millions given to him for a storage company business. He had many failed businesses with Barry’s money in the past. I believe Barry put stipulation on this current loan to be paid back. He would not have committed the actual murder as he was away on vacation but ….. he is considered as a person of interest. The Toronto Star had to get court orders to have the public records released and they are heavily redacted. There is also a fired executive who “fled” moved to Pakistan who is a person of interest. There was also an affair of a top Apotex exec with a top US pharmaceutical exec. It is an incredible twisting and turning case ….. Mike should keep following it up.

[@dyates6380]

This case has always intrigued me. Crazy how the police dropped the ball.

[@Gen-X_Dirtbag]

Heyyyy, it's only noon over here but it's 🌲O'clock somewhere!😘

[@abee1624]

Naughty Ninja it is for me 😅

[@Gen-X_Dirtbag]

@@abee1624 I have 🌲 more hours to go 😂💋

[@jamaicanmeangry4143]

It's turdteen mins after tree in south Carolina

[@darkkiss7247]

@@jamaicanmeangry4143 😂

[@cheriwasme27]

It's tree turdy here in Ohio 😎🌲💩😂😂

[@SpiritofExtacy]

Some rich people are really kind, I knew a great guy called Richard Siever in LA who built a wing of Pepperdine University with his own money the same building a Hospital and he would pay the bill in any expensive restaurant for anyone he met who he liked. he was a big tipper too and incredibly generous to everyone, yet he drove an old car and spent little on himself Rest in peace Richard. .Richard was a self made man , at one point he didn't have enough money to buy a hammer he needed, He died worth many millions and is one of the greatest men I have ever had the pleasure to know.

[@cheepymcpeepy]

From nothing to something - those people are often the most generous, as far as it goes among the wealthy.

[@carlauclair8748]

I wonder if the cousin held back his contempt in that interview.

[@stephaniepittaluga5057]

😂

[@nancyyarbrough1445]

Thank you for this video, Mike. I have been watching your channel for over 2 years. I found this video on a channel that offered 1 1/2 hours of material. In my feed I found a "That Chapter" version of the incident. Thank you for concisely putting the story out here, to the public, to true crime enthusiast. Your version covered all that was pertinent. Thank you for your professional work. You have told an important story in less than 20 minutes. No fluff, no bling. You provided the facts, no nonsense, otherwise. You have become the BEST true crime channel on YT. Thank you, again.

[@stewartmeetball3417]

I just noticed that your channel is nearly at one hundred k. Congratulations mike

[@ThatChapter]

Thank you!

[@user-bj3jn1sq7y]

I know, I remember when it reached 7k!

[@davewilliams3117]

Stewart Meetball it was at 67k not to long ago when I found this Chanel ..So junked a bunch in subs..

[@BionikleFG]

@@ThatChapter I literally assumed you were already past 100k subs and am now monumentally disappointed by youtube viewership

[@reszzz]

Let's pump those numbers up!

[@kaalamanHQ]

Congrats on hitting 100,000 Subs, Looking forward for more content like this, Keep it up!

[@ThatChapter]

Not quite there yet but thank you!

[@kickz2828]

Kaalaman I didn’t know 99k was the same as 100k

[@klantifashakur9894]

Dammmmmmmmn you got another 20k in a few weeks. Killing it Mike. Tree hundred thousand right around the corner

[@sly3186]

🌳64k now 👏 👏 👏

[@lizvalencia4492]

I love this, 585k now ☺️

[@randalthor6872]

The fact that this guy campaigned for Justin "I luv Communism" Trudeu, tells you all you need to know about him. lol. RIP though.

[@suzannenichols6900]

I guess that's why, in the Bible, two of the "deadly sins" are greed and envy.

[@MetalBuddhaHead]

Divine comedy...

[@brandyhuff8487]

Those are just so ppl gave more money to the church without question. Called em sinners for having and wanting money then told them if they gave it to the church they'd be absolved. That's not god.. that's human greed and hypocrisy lol

[@suzannenichols6900]

@@brandyhuff8487 So I lost you at the word "envy" ...interesting.

[@suzannenichols6900]

@@MetalBuddhaHead Okay. Doesn't change what I posted. But thx for your comment. 👍

[@brandyhuff8487]

Well reading your comment and mine, mine does not address anything you said or tried to add to it... So I'm thinking I replied to the wrong comment cuz it doesn't make sense but whatever

[@ares3052]

Who ever did it had knowledge about the none existing cameras!

[@poposo7651]

Agreed 100% This crime is done by someone who knew them and knew everything about their house

[@apmasterl]

Or not, they could have had mask on.

[@krisfrazier8159]

It was the cousin

[@DanielaFilipivna]

Absolutely! I do believe it could have been someone close, like a coworker, friend or family:(

[@MelvinJ64]

So it was the Realtor!!!

[@thenewkhan4781]

Considering the Shermans had a huge legal battle with their cousins ongoing, my first suspects would be the cousins, especially since they had just lost their suit and had to pay $300,000 legal costs days before the murders and most likely knew that there were no cameras in the house.

[@daniellek9128]

I agree

[@lesflynn4455]

You should be a detective.

[@_Y.Not_]

Barry Sherman was known for being extremely litigious, literally hundreds of lawsuits going at the same time, this was just another for him, not a "huge legal battle" - maybe for the cousins (who he actually did screw) but not for him.

[@meagannolan3492]

Nice to know the cousin thinks so highly of him lol.

[@laurahoward5426]

How would you feel, screwed out of a billion

[@JaymelShea]

This was way more informative than the 40+ minute 1 I just watched from the fifth estate.

[@NevadaLamb]

Agreed!! It was way too focused on the cousin proclaiming his innocence.

[@WoodsBrandy]

"he barely spent any money on himself" then they show the mansion they were selling.

[@lesflynn4455]

Indeed. Mike said he drove shitbox cars around every day. The Missus had fancy wheels though.

[@s4ms4mxx]

Correct, this money was spent on his family

[@lindam156]

considering he was a billionaire, that 7 mil house isn't that much

[@eloisegauci]

@@lindam156 if they’re worth 3.2 billion and the house was 7 million, then the house cost 0.2% of their net worth

[@youcantdiealonewithcats]

Pocket change. I'm amazed these people existed. Had billions of dollars and rarely spent it on themselves but donated to charity regularly. If only more billionaires were like that. I know JK Rowling is one. She donated so much of her wealth to charities for women and children that she actually lost her billionaire status.

[@kevinpotts123]

It had to be someone that knew there was no security cameras in that home.

[@rayramos2240]

THEY WERE KILLED BY THERE OWN ELITE

[@danajaz]

"With a B" 😂🤣 bloody love this channel. It's my new favourite lol love how it has consistent posting as well. Keep up the good work Mike!!

[@yellville]

It's always bothered me that the case was initially treated as a probable suicide, when their arms and coats were pulled behind their backs. Everything about that eerie scene just needs a resolution. Hopefully the case will be solved one day.

[@Joelswinger34]

I know! The police were either stupid or lazy.

[@mapledoodle5516]

“The deaths appear to be suspicious.” Yeah, I agree.

[@jnrz4552]

0:29 look who's in the background

[@cristinagrace9459]

Looks like Epstein.

[@yayi9464]

not epstein

[@ibmor7674]

Sounds like a professional hit!

[@AnneOhn123]

Absolutely!

[@lauramassi1957]

I live in Toronto and I remember that being on the news. It wasn't far from where I lived either. There was another case here in Toronto back in the early 80's as well of a Jewish family being bludgeoned to death but they never found the killers. That was so mysterious. You should look into that case and tell the story. The family had some important ties to something in the community and I guess someone wanted them dead.

[@Wayne_155]

Even though the 80s was a looong time ago, I don't recall that case. I grew up in the Shwa and usually remember the more memorable and high profile cases

[@TheAcenightcreeper]

“Oh hey dare buddy, I’m here to murder ya” “I’m not your buddy pal!” “I’m not your pal friend” “I’m not your friend buddy!”

[@desireeochoa1354]

I'm not your buddy, pal!

[@ijfisjjf1916]

I’m not your pal, friend!

[@aaronweyland6151]

I'm not your friend buddy!

[@desireeochoa1354]

I'm not your buddy, pal!

[@HerosTheme]

"I'm not your buddy, guy"

[@syedatasneemtowhid8149]

Thanks for covering this case, it looked a kind of hush-hush when trails went cold

[@JulieRoberts-mt2zy]

Can you imagine being that couple who was with the realtors when they found the bodies? I wonder if they were freaked out & changed their minds about buying the house or if they were like, “so, how about a discount?”

[@ladonamariposavigilis6447]

Mike, you're one of the hardest working creators of YT! I honestly was expecting a two week hiatus! You know you're allowed to take a break, kiddo!

[@mustangcricket8030]

1 hour of recording (probably) gets him at least TREE different videos , if not more. and maybe ...maybe TREE hours worth of editing for all finished products. so then you just upload at different dates...boom there ya go. good content but sadly he isn't breaking his back don't you worry :)

[@kuayinal-kadir6846]

Mustang Cricket ehhhh I would doubt it’s actually that long to edit the video. Maybe if you count the time it take to render than maybe it could be a couple hours.

[@burtbiggum499]

Dont forget writing a script and actually doing research. Finding and going through news clips and reading articles

[@aquamech154]

Wait how did you comment a day ago if the video was released today?

[@manchovie3480]

If it is that easy then everyone should upload as much as he does but they don't. I am sure he agonizes over every detail that is where the quality comes from. Either way though it is way easier than manual labor.

[@GARTHVADER707]

thank you for all the great videos....I smoke lots of weed and love watching them wile doing so....if your reading this I hope life is beautiful in your world

[@EyesonEnforcement911]

Hahaha now I understand you my friend! I get ripped as shit every night and watch this dude always ! It's basically a habit😂👍🇨🇦

[@wendy6249]

Me too! 🤣

[@bernadettelohner6352]

Love you, you’re the OG of KZbin true crime. Watched you from the start.

[@netro4680]

lol this is literally the plot of "who shot mr.burns"

[@jumpinjohnnyruss]

So what you're saying is that it's an unsolved murder? I think you're onto something.

[@moniquepioner]

It’s 4 o’clock where I live, but shout out to my friends who are watching this at tree. Love your channel, Mike!

[@RKrk-jj2li]

Do you live in the Atlantic Ocean?

[@nolan3915]

You’re trying to hard

[@andrewmildenberg4210]

Drugs shouldn’t get patents. Period. You’ll have to excuse me if I don’t shed a tear for a billionaire drug maker that price gouged the sick and dying.

[@marylamanna3325]

Barry Sherman did NOT gouge the sick and dying. He was very generous...APOTEX surely helped many.

[@noelienoelie8425]

He was a generic maker. He was the one that kept getting sued by big pharma.

[@marylamanna3325]

Carl Lennen WOW.!!!

[@andrewmildenberg4210]

Carl Lennen Drugs shouldn’t be patented because it creates a situation where more affordable versions are denied for the sick and dying. R+D is mostly funded by our tax dollars (at least in the states they are) there is NO reason to keep medicine at a higher price simply because the companies want to make even more money. Drugs are created to HELP people. If profit comes before help, then what’s the point of the drugs? How can a drug help someone if they can’t afford it? The “hard working people” would still get paid very well, even without a patent, because people will always need medicine. Don’t act like having better access and cheaper alternatives is a slap in the face, because it’s not. It would only allow drugs to be better distributed to the people who need them. That was the point of the drug being made in the first place. Also, don’t conflate the testing and safety of the drugs to the patent. They are two different things. A drug can still go through the normal trials of being created, tested and distributed without a patent. A patents only job is to make sure only a certain amount of people can make them. Aka, hoarding. Which is a selfish act. I am not “virtue signaling”, I am negatively affected by these practices. I am forced to buy more expensive name brand drugs because the patents keep them from being able to make more affordable generic brands. The fact that you think I’m the one being cruel in any capacity shows how little you actually care and know about these subjects. The problems we have are systemic, which means we need a larger approach to help solve them. Your salvos to claim that I’m “not doing anything” is not only misdirected and nonsensical but completely missing the point. What I do as an individual will not solve these problems, and the existence of other problems around the world and in other third world countries does not negate or lessen the pain I and many other people feel when being taken advantage of. What I find disgusting is your entire screed and blame at me as an individual. If there needs to be any one looking themselves in the mirror it’s the person protecting abusive practices and blaming the ones being affected by it. That would be you. Educate yourself. You said a lot of very inane and idiotic things. You aren’t helping anyone with your attitude. Thanks.

[@ellenm1228]

Carl Lennen yikes you’re a piece of shit lmao

[@levibruce8322]

It’s odd how candid he was about the possibility of getting wacked and yet still didn’t take too many precautions?

[@OGA103]

Whoever did it is likely well connected and will never face consequences. Two tiered justice system.

[@uremawifenowdave]

Mike, I love the fact that even though your on holiday in Hungary you have extra created content so that your viewers don’t miss out. It’s the small things like that which will garner you a huge and solid fan base. Grand work.

[@heresjohnny6598]

I think my favorite part is that you havent tryed to sell me anything as of yet

[@JohnnyAlspaugh]

This seems like a high-level conspiracy. The fact that a hit man got into and out of the house without disturbing locks or windows speaks to a proficient individual/team. Also, the fact that the polices immediate theory was murder suicide homicide rather than a double murder speaks a lot.

[@caribooskidoo3997]

I believe it was done by competing pharmacutical companies.

[@echolightning604]

The police thinking it was a murder suicide. How in he world do you strangle yourself 🤨

[@mellel1797]

The Sherman home was demolished in May. I can understand the family feeling that the home was too much of a horrible reminder of Honey and Barry's demise, but because no suspects have been brought forth/arrested, I would think that they would want to keep the home standing until the perpetrators were found. Anyway, thank you for covering this very mysterious and intriguing story.

[@lukegervais6257]

O.o

[@thisisausername.595]

ah so the family killed them, who tears down a home with possible evidence?

[@susancrawford5927]

I'm in Toronto and still waiting for a break in this case but I don't think that might ever happen. Definitely a hit by a someone close or one of the 150 people/companies Barry was suing at the time. My feeling is that it may be related to the builders or architects or others involved in the design/build of the house, who he'd sued and from whom he got back over $2M in damages due to "design flaws". One of the main areas of contention in the house was the basement and pool area. I don't believe it was an accident that they were hung from the railings of the pool area. There was a vindictive message in that. Also, the police were stupid to think two people both hung by belts would be a murder/suicide. Plus Barry got greedy. I believe they were selling the property for over $6M so with the $2M they got from the law suit, the house was almost free of cost and pure profit.

[@TheMomeni]

Ok I have a confession to make, Mike is truly amazing 👏 at doing this. I always read positive comments and wondered. Now here's a case I've been obsessed with and watch every documentary and news bits but nothing as thorough and complete as this. All those documentaries put together do not provide half the information this one does. Very humbling, well done. On a lighter note: "respected " lawyer? Is there such thing 🤔 😳

[@poopasoreass]

I remember hearing that he was involved in about 20 to 30 ongoing legal cases when they were killed. Some billionaires have a lot of enemies, it could really be anyone.

[@kimymarie596]

The Canadian media reported something wonky is going on with the wills of the couple, but they didn't elaborate. They also noted that the children of the couple have left the country and refuse to be interviewed. But I also would be pretty pissed with the RCMP if they accused my parents of a murder suicide, so, who knows?

[@X100People]

*Mike you are more reliable than a clock. Awesome content and your pumping it out left and right* Keep up the good work

[@ThatChapter]

Thank you!

[@WestonEvans]

Even a broken clock is right twice a day. I kid. Good job Mikey. You remind me of those shows on ID. Now I know why they’re so popular and people like them so much

[@bathmaine1]

I love Mike, he makes the whole show!

[@geoffreyaugust0]

I do believe this is a textbook lesson in "mo' money mo' problems". Just don't have a lot of money and you'll be okay! Wait....

[@ayior]

I like how the thumbnail almost looks like you're part of the couple

[@carolinerowles5951]

What are you on about! It's this that got him interested in true crime. When his billionaire parents died it gave him the funds to work diligently on these videos 👍

[@Melinda8162]

@@carolinerowles5951 Who are you talking about? This Mike?

[@carolinerowles5951]

@@Melinda8162 Mike, yes. Was just mucking about.

[@TadhgcDoran]

Batman

[@werthersoriginal]

Whoa...Sunday upload? The Church of That Chapter! Has a nice ring to it.

[@bennettgirard1047]

My grandma says hi

[@turdferguson7112]

@@bennettgirard1047 hahahahahahaha! I usually respond to that when I see the Vaseline account commenting. Don't ask.

[@werthersoriginal]

@@bennettgirard1047 She's an amazing lady!

[@addiegraves3]

Fan of Uncle Joey Diaz and "the church of what's happening now"?🤔

[@mdrtec]

Crazily enough I had a paper route on this street when I was a teen. Their home wasn't built yet but the hood was for the mega rich. I lived close but in a modest townhouse.

[@gotdonuts486]

Mike, great shows always! Please do a follow up on the murders of Honey & Barry Sherman. You should contact Kevin Donovan from the Toronto Star to bring you up to speed on any new information .