AG is still involved and doing his jobI wonder if JS did remove AG in the last few years? Also, is AG a lawyer or just a financial guy? You don't hear much about him.
AG is still involved and doing his jobI wonder if JS did remove AG in the last few years? Also, is AG a lawyer or just a financial guy? You don't hear much about him.
Dec 13 or 14. In any event, he was in NY and this would have been easy to establish for LEDid
Did JK have concert tickets for the night of December 13, 2017?
Were the men JK and FDA or KW?2021 rbbm
“Currently several persons have been implicated, through witness statements, as responsible for the murders of Bernard Sherman and Honey Sherman,” a homicide detective wrote in an application for a production order in June 2018. But the detective noted that “to date, there is no evidence to elevate any of the forementioned parties to the status of a suspect.”Grudges and gossip: A rocky start in the search for Barry and Honey Sherman killers
Newly released police documents show family members and friends started dropping names after billionaires were murdered at home.www.thestar.com
''A small mark on Honey’s right eye, believed to be the result of her being struck, caused police to quickly label Honey’s case as murder.''
''As previously reported, Barry and Honey met with builders of their new home at the Apotex offices at 5 p.m. The meeting was to have been at Old Colony, but for some unknown reason was changed to Apotex. Builder Joe Brennan recalled to police that while Barry normally worked late, he commented that he had a reason to be home earlier than usual.''
''More specific allegations were made to police by the four Sherman children — Jonathon, Lauren, Alexandra and Kaelen — and a handful of Sherman friends interviewed by police.
There are extensive redactions in this part of the police documents — the names of at least three men who separately knew their father and the children’s theories as to why they were involved.''
''The Star knows, through interviews with family members including Jonathon and Alexandra, the identities of at least two of the individuals — both men — put forward by the children as potential suspects. We are not identifying them at this time. Both men were interviewed by the police and the Star, both provided alibis to police and the Star for their whereabouts, and said they had nothing to do with the murders.''
''By the summer of 2018, police had interviewed about 150 people, made up of family and friends of the Shermans. That included five men who passed around “gossip” first overheard in a hot tub at the Mayfair fitness club in North York. As police were told, there was a rumour going around that a “private investigator had Honey’s phone or GPS and was able to track her movements before she arrived home” the night she was murdered. As police discovered, the man who overheard the conversation (he did not know the Shermans) kept his eyes closed and never saw the two men having the discussion across from him in the hot tub.''
I find it odd they felt no need to pull the cameras at the airport. So, I guess they never pulled a list of all the people that took flights that night or the next day. I know there would be thousands of names on that so called list but at least if the police had the suspects narrowed down to say 10 or 20 people, they could at least see if they took a flight that evening or the following day.It would not surprise me if the perp/s did not go to Pearson Airport, but to some other airport out of town, or even stopped in to visit friends etc.to justify a trip to Toronto, or even just to the neighborhood, speculation, imo.
Oct 28 2022 Article was updated 22 mins agoDetectives in Barry and Honey Sherman case never checked Pearson airport cameras in hunt for killers
Missing an opportunity to identify the “Walking Man” suspect is the latest revelation in a series of missteps in the almost five-year-old Toronto police probe of the Sherman murders.www.thestar.com
''Toronto police never checked Toronto Pearson International Airport cameras to see if any potential suspects — including the mysterious “Walking Man” caught on neighbourhood surveillance cameras — left the country immediately after killing Barry and Honey Sherman, a Toronto court has heard.
“Why would we do that,” Det. Const. Dennis Yim said during cross examination by a Toronto Star reporter last week. “The person could have changed their appearance.”
'Meanwhile, police documents revealed during this court process explain one of the big problems with this unsolved case. The forensic review of the crime scene does “not point the investigation towards any specific identified suspect.” That means that any fingerprints, palmprints, and DNA material taken from the Sherman home did not help them figure out who might have committed the crime.''
''Following up on this, the Star asked Yim if police pulled footage from Pearson airport, to see if someone with the unusual gait went through security.
Yim replied: “I don’t know, no, I don’t think so.” Yim said the problem with trying to pinpoint the “Walking Man” on airport security footage is “there’s no image or facial detail” in the home security footage they do have. He also said the Walking Man “could have changed their clothing, they could have done all sorts of things.”
It doesn't matter which airport(s) they may have used. LE didn't bother checking Pearson. So why would they check *any* airport?It would not surprise me if the perp/s did not go to Pearson Airport, but to some other airport out of town, or even stopped in to visit friends etc.to justify a trip to Toronto, or even just to the neighborhood, speculation, imo.
Oct 28 2022 Article was updated 22 mins agoDetectives in Barry and Honey Sherman case never checked Pearson airport cameras in hunt for killers
Missing an opportunity to identify the “Walking Man” suspect is the latest revelation in a series of missteps in the almost five-year-old Toronto police probe of the Sherman murders.www.thestar.com
''Toronto police never checked Toronto Pearson International Airport cameras to see if any potential suspects — including the mysterious “Walking Man” caught on neighbourhood surveillance cameras — left the country immediately after killing Barry and Honey Sherman, a Toronto court has heard.
“Why would we do that,” Det. Const. Dennis Yim said during cross examination by a Toronto Star reporter last week. “The person could have changed their appearance.”
'Meanwhile, police documents revealed during this court process explain one of the big problems with this unsolved case. The forensic review of the crime scene does “not point the investigation towards any specific identified suspect.” That means that any fingerprints, palmprints, and DNA material taken from the Sherman home did not help them figure out who might have committed the crime.''
''Following up on this, the Star asked Yim if police pulled footage from Pearson airport, to see if someone with the unusual gait went through security.
Yim replied: “I don’t know, no, I don’t think so.” Yim said the problem with trying to pinpoint the “Walking Man” on airport security footage is “there’s no image or facial detail” in the home security footage they do have. He also said the Walking Man “could have changed their clothing, they could have done all sorts of things.”
Assistance please - who are JK and FDA? Thanks in advance.Were the men JK and FDA or KW?
I sure wish we knew.....they won't sayWere the men JK and FDA or KW?
JK- Jack KayAssistance please - who are JK and FDA? Thanks in advance.
Yim’s comments sound absolutely ridiculous! Using his logic, why would police ever issue a description of a wanted person- after all, “the person could have changed clothes, so what good would a description do……. ?” Ridiculous.It would not surprise me if the perp/s did not go to Pearson Airport, but to some other airport out of town, or even stopped in to visit friends etc.to justify a trip to Toronto, or even just to the neighborhood, speculation, imo.
Oct 28 2022 Article was updated 22 mins agoDetectives in Barry and Honey Sherman case never checked Pearson airport cameras in hunt for killers
Missing an opportunity to identify the “Walking Man” suspect is the latest revelation in a series of missteps in the almost five-year-old Toronto police probe of the Sherman murders.www.thestar.com
''Toronto police never checked Toronto Pearson International Airport cameras to see if any potential suspects — including the mysterious “Walking Man” caught on neighbourhood surveillance cameras — left the country immediately after killing Barry and Honey Sherman, a Toronto court has heard.
“Why would we do that,” Det. Const. Dennis Yim said during cross examination by a Toronto Star reporter last week. “The person could have changed their appearance.”
'Meanwhile, police documents revealed during this court process explain one of the big problems with this unsolved case. The forensic review of the crime scene does “not point the investigation towards any specific identified suspect.” That means that any fingerprints, palmprints, and DNA material taken from the Sherman home did not help them figure out who might have committed the crime.''
''Following up on this, the Star asked Yim if police pulled footage from Pearson airport, to see if someone with the unusual gait went through security.
Yim replied: “I don’t know, no, I don’t think so.” Yim said the problem with trying to pinpoint the “Walking Man” on airport security footage is “there’s no image or facial detail” in the home security footage they do have. He also said the Walking Man “could have changed their clothing, they could have done all sorts of things.”
My bets on who was identified by 5he kids- KW, FDA, Sam MizrahiWere the men JK and FDA or KW?
SM is not only connected to BS, but to HS as well..imo.My bets on who was identified by 5he kids- KW, FDA, Sam Mizrahi
I agree and would like to add AP to the list, but the daughters would add him not JS obviously!My bets on who was identified by 5he kids- KW, FDA, Sam Mizrahi
Excellent pointI agree and would like to add AP to the list, but the daughters would add him not JS obviously!
Many thanks to dotr for answering my questions. Your responses really do help.JK- Jack Kay
View attachment 376310Apotex names Jeff Watson as leader after CEO Jack Kay departs
Apotex chief executive Jack Kay, 78, left the management team last week after coming out of retirement last January to guide one of Canada’s largest pharmaceutical businesses through a turmoil-filled yearwww.theglobeandmail.com
FDA- Frank D'Angelo