Billionaire Barry Sherman and his wife's murder remains unsolved after eight years.. but his cousin thinks he knows the truth

 

When billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman were found strangled and 'staged' like macabre human statues beside their indoor swimming pool there was no shortage of suspects.

Had the notoriously litigious pharmaceutical magnate, 75, finally made an enemy he couldn't sue into submission?

Or was a simmering, years-long family feud the trigger for a grisly double homicide in the basement of the couple's upscale Toronto mansion?

With a $35 million reward on offer from the couple's children, it seemed a matter of time until police closed in on the killers of the Apotex founder and his 70-year-old wife.

But the best part of a decade later detectives haven't made a single arrest in the December 2017 slayings – and Barry's cousin Kerry Winter insists they never will.

'It will never be solved because it never happened,' Winter, 63, explains. 'There were no footprints in the snow. No fingerprints. No knives, no weapons. There's not a shred of evidence that it was a double homicide.'

Winter offers an explosive alternative to the established police narrative that would turn Canada's most notorious unsolved crime on its head: murder suicide.

The true mystery, he tells DailyMail.com, is why nobody will admit that Barry killed Honey, his wife of 46 years, then took his own life.  (more...)

Billionaire Barry Sherman and his wife's murder remains unsolved after eight years.. but his cousin thinks he knows the truth