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Slow Burn Media on Bill Huffman present.

This week's episode of Who Killed with Nick from the True Crime Garage podcast.

What we have come to learn so far in our investigation that I'm willing to confirm with you today is that Honey and Barry Sherman were last seen alive in the evening hours of Wednesday, December the 13th, 2017.

Neither of the two had communicated with friends, family, or associates from that time frame until their discovery on Friday, December the 15th.

There are no signs of forced entry on all access points to the home. Honey and Barry Sherman were found deceased in the lower level pool area, hanging by belts from a pool side railing in a semi-seated position on the pool deck.

They were wearing their clothing.

We believe now, through the six weeks of work review, we have sufficient evidence to describe this as a double homicide investigation, and that both Honey and Barry Sherman were in fact targeted.

We will continue to focus exclusively on evidence with whatever resources are necessary. We ask anyone to come

forward with anything they may think is valuable to the investigation, and we, along with the

family, are grateful for all those that have done so thus far. Thank you. Sherman was the founder

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