Hello and welcome to this week's episode of Who Killed the After Show.

I don't typically do these types of things, but in this particular case, it's interesting to talk a little bit about the fact that the family and the police were so disconnected for the first year of the investigation, the first two years of the investigation, to be honest with you.

And I had mentioned in the episode that there were two press conferences on December 16th, 2018.

And the first one was held by Brian Greenspan who was the Sherman family attorney

and he basically laid out the issues that he had with the Toronto Police Services

investigation and in turn Mark Saunders of the Toronto Police Services turned around and

held his very own press conference to dispute some of the claims that Greenspan had laid out.

So what I'm doing this week a little differently is I'm actually just going to play you guys

both press conferences.

And I do hope that you listened to the first part of my conversation with Nick about the Honey and Barry Sherman murders.

And again, this is a very interesting case.

And just two days ago, there was information from the police about a person of interest actually being named. Now, they didn't

actually come out and name him, but they said that they have a person of interest. So this is all

very much a fluid situation. So again, I'm going to play you guys. The first conference is that of

Brian Greenspan, and the second is that of Chief Saunders. Now take a

listen and see if you can pick up any of the discrepancies between the two. Thanks so

much. Hope you're enjoying your holiday shopping. Thank you for your headings today.

My name is Brian Greenspan.

On Saturday, December 16th, 2017, the day after the shocking discovery of the murders of Barry and Honey Sherman,

I was routine to advise the Sherman family as to the manner in which they might contribute to the investigation of their parents' double homicide.

The family had been understandably outraged by the unfounded police statement on Friday evening, which they believed from the outset had jeopardized and indeed compromised the integrity of the investigation.

At the outset of my remarks today, I wish to reaffirm the pledge and commitment made by the

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