The unsolved murders of Canadian billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman (Large HCQ producer in Canada)

https://truecrimesociety.com/2020/05/19/the-unsolved-murders-of-canadian-billionaires-barry-and-honey-sherman/

Things take a few weird turns here – CTV was interviewing neighbors in the community about the demolition of the house, when they uncovered a potential key piece of evidence. A woman who chose to remain anonymous said she gave police surveillance video that showed a car sitting in the Sherman’s driveway on December 14th, 2017 – a day before their bodies were found and a day after the couple was last seen alive. She said a man was seen “sitting in his car for up to 15 minutes then going inside.”

Between 9:11 a.m. and 10:16 a.m. the man walked from a four-door sedan parked in front of the Sherman house, appears to enter the Sherman house through the front door, then comes back outside. He does this three times, for a total of 29 minutes inside the Sherman home, before driving off.

The police said they couldn’t answer any questions since it is still an active investigation, but they did say they knew who the person was and had already interviewed them.

During The Star’s investigation, they discovered that the police hadn’t looked at this surveillance nor any surveillance from Apotex for at least six weeks after the murders. The police did not offer any explanation for this, again citing it was an active investigation. My guess would be because they initially assumed it was a murder suicide and it took weeks for them to decide it was a double murder.

Even though the police say they have interviewed the man who went into the home, Brian Greenspan said the private investigation team had a copy of the footage and it was inconclusive Due to the quality, they could not tell who the man was.

In May 2019, it emerged that a strange 911 call had been made from Old Colony Road, at the same time the Sherman’s were likely dying.

On Thursday, December 14, 2017 at around 9.45am, a uniformed police officer visited a house on the Sherman’s street – the homeowner and house number have not been made public, but it’s thought the house was around 10 doors away from the Sherman house.

The police officer asked the homeowner if someone in the residence had called 911. The officer did not share much with the owner but said they believed the call came from the owner’s home. They did not specify if it came from a cell phone or landline and were not specific about what time the call was made.