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Yes, I think so too.Dennis Curry just posted this plus one more reason people kill. I think he's getting a lot of his ideas from this page
Yes, I think so too.Dennis Curry just posted this plus one more reason people kill. I think he's getting a lot of his ideas from this page
Yes, he has some very violent associates and enemies. Perhaps the Sherman murders were meant to send a clear message to SMWe’ve learned a lot since Sam Mizrahi was first mentioned years ago, has your view about a possible connection changed?
(And the same question for anyone who thinks there may be a link?)
The only thing I see is that the big investment may have bothered JS & FDA. (And maybe AP who wanted to start Harlo.) And Sam had violent enemies that may have become Barry’s enemies once he went into business with him.
There’s a misconception in many of these discussions that there is an elite international community of hitmen. Most hitmen are idiots who are simply personally accessible to whoever wants the job done. Sometimes — but rarely — somebody in the investigative world can be paid to do it but the risks are enormous. Nor is there some official playbook about what “they” do and don’t do. It’s like the gratuitous use of “gangland style” execution. Organized crime has used all kinds of murder methods — there’s no signature from a manual. Point being that we need to keep an open mind about what may have happened here and be wary of movie notions (the mob, Mossad, big Pharma) of what may have happened. For all we know the bodies were staged on impulse just to screw with somebody.I agree it seems personal, but it could be work personal or family personal.
I wouldn't know how to hire a hit, but I imagine someone in Barry's circle would.
Family members?From the court documents. About 21 spaces. Witnesses and ‘plainclothes officers’ (?) View attachment 444646
Maybe Friends of the deceased?From the court documents. About 21 spaces. Witnesses and ‘plainclothes officers’ (?) View attachment 444646
Members of the public- good one!Family members?
Friends and family?
Other informers?
Members of the public?
Not exact numbers but the first character is a space…
Also possibly “members of the family”. The fact that it is blacked out suggests (not definitively) a bit more specificity to me, which the police prefer not to reveal. Perhaps because fear of pressure being placed on individuals or endangering individuals, as the document intimates.Members of the public- good one!
I've always wondered why they didn't do a better job of redacting. I know they just black things out but in a lot of cases you can put 2 and 2 together.Also possibly “members of the family”. The fact that it is blacked out suggests (not definitively) a bit more specificity to me, which the police prefer not to reveal. Perhaps because fear of pressure being placed on individuals or endangering individuals, as the document intimates.
An accurate polygraph examination should last approximately 45 mins: a certain question is asked a few times once the lie detector is “set up”. Anyone would fail going over 3 hours.Great information in your post too!
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Canada - Barry, 75, & Honey Sherman, 70, found dead, Toronto, 15 Dec 2017 #7
KW's polygraph starts at the 25:27 mm in the Fifth Estate Show. John Gailianos teased KW. He told him the blood pressure cuff goes around his neck!! Good grief. Thats how his cousin Barry died. Polygraph took a total of 3 hours. Results instant KW failed. Told he was hiding something. LE...www.websleuths.com
Based on the Canadian Polygraphists Association? Which I would assume the association assures correct training is given by the Ontario Police College to the LE officers taking the course. Maybe someone with actual knowledge could comment here?An accurate polygraph examination should last approximately 45 mins: a certain question is asked a few times once the lie detector is “set up”. Anyone would fail going over 3 hours.
My lawyer arranged a test 2 days after the rigged CBC sham: l passed with flying colours. In and out of the chair in 30 minutes.
Barry never “joked” about having Honey killed.
If an accurate polygraph test should last 45 minutes, why would your 30 minute test be deemed accurate And reliable?An accurate polygraph examination should last approximately 45 mins: a certain question is asked a few times once the lie detector is “set up”. Anyone would fail going over 3 hours.
My lawyer arranged a test 2 days after the rigged CBC sham: l passed with flying colours. In and out of the chair in 30 minutes.
Barry never “joked” about having Honey killed.
you just miss the point that sherman himself predicted he could be done like that ( and he has more knowledge than any of us about whom he was dealing with ) ...assassination dont just occur in movies..There’s a misconception in many of these discussions that there is an elite international community of hitmen. Most hitmen are idiots who are simply personally accessible to whoever wants the job done. Sometimes — but rarely — somebody in the investigative world can be paid to do it but the risks are enormous. Nor is there some official playbook about what “they” do and don’t do. It’s like the gratuitous use of “gangland style” execution. Organized crime has used all kinds of murder methods — there’s no signature from a manual. Point being that we need to keep an open mind about what may have happened here and be wary of movie notions (the mob, Mossad, big Pharma) of what may have happened. For all we know the bodies were staged on impulse just to screw with somebody.
Who had the most intimate knowlege of BS besides HS?you just miss the point that sherman himself predicted he could be done like that ( and he has more knowledge than any of us about whom he was dealing with ) ...assassination dont just occur in movies..
the bizzare way the invstigation was done puts more pressure for this angle to be considered
but it can be another red herring
JK? FDA?Who had the most intimate knowlege of BS besides HS?