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Barry and Honey Sherman had it all, wealth, respect, successful children, and loving friends.

When they were found dead in their home in December 2017, the search for who hated them began.

And three years later, it continues. I'm Charlie and welcome to Crime Lines.

All right, we are back with another episode. It is a heavy one, as they all are.

And in the event you want some lighter true crime, less murder and more absurd criminals,

I am going to recommend you check out the podcast, Excuse me, That's Illegal.

I will play a promo at the end and include the name in the show notes. It will definitely help

lighten your mood a bit. But for this episode here on Crime Lines today, I do want to thank Amanda

for recommending it to me. I take listener suggestions all the time. You can send them through

email at crimelinespodcast.gmail.com or through any of my social media. Due to a lot of life

happening around me recently, I am incredibly slow to respond more so than usual. But I do

put every suggestion on a spreadsheet when it arrives so I don't forget them or hopefully don't.

Sources for this episode include a Bloomberg Business Week article by Matthew Campbell called

the Unsolved Murder of an unusual billionaire. Another major source was just overall the work

of Kevin Donovan with the Toronto Star. He and the star have been fighting in the courts

to have more details of the case released. And a lot of details were released while I was in

the middle of researching for this episode. So if you've heard this case before, there may still

be some new details that I include. Kevin Donovan also authored a book called The Billionaire

Murders that deep dives into the case, but also the business side of things. And business intrigue

isn't exactly what we do here on crime lines, but I do recommend checking out that book

if you are interested in getting more into those details. All of the sources will be on my website.

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