Barry and Honey Sherman, billionaires, philanthropists, were murdered in their home in December 2017.

Using a mix of the Sherman home's real estate photos and Toronto Star images,

I'm going to present the most likely scenario for what happened at 50 Old Colony Road.

I made that timeline video with Toronto Star producer Kelsey Wilson in December 2019,

two years into my investigation.

I know a lot more now.

Based on this evidence, we're classifying this individual as a suspect.

From the Toronto Star, I'm Kevin Donovan, and this is the billionaire murders, the hunt for the killers of Honey and Barry Sherman. Episode 3, The Day They Died

In episodes 1 and 2, you heard how police initially dismissed the deaths as murder suicide,

then flip-flopped and called it a targeted double homicide.

On this episode, I want to take you

through what I've learned to date about the movements of Barry and Honey around the time of their

murders. This comes from investigation sources, Sherman contacts, and my now five-year-long court

battle to unseal 3,300 pages of police search warrant information.

Did he really work out? Not with any conviction.

That's Denise Gold, the trainer who was with Barry and Honey at their home the day they were murdered.

Barry had first slot at 8.30 a.m. that Wednesday, in a small gym area attached to the master

bedroom. Barry was a genius, but had never been in shape. Honey wanted Barry to exercise, and so he

did. He lifted some weights, but you know, you'd never get like the strength of the weight

or, you know, you lift it over and, you know, then he'd do his little thing. He'd look at his watch.

And then literally 30 seconds later, he'd look at his watch again. And, you know, we used to banter

about, you know, how many times can you look at your watch? The time goes really slow when you look at your watch. And, but know, we used to banter about, you know, how many tugs can you look at your watch.

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