His parents were murdered five years ago. So far there is no trace of the killer. That’s why Jonathan Sherman is now offering a Mega Reward. Anyone who provides key information to apprehend the perpetrator will receive 35 million Canadian dollars – the equivalent of 23.8 million Swiss francs. That reports the BBC.
In December 2017, police found Barry Sherman (75†) and his wife Honey Sherman (70†) dead in their Toronto mansion. Both were found strangled.
Barry Sherman founded Apotex in 1974. Today, the company, which has made a name for itself in the production of generic medicines, employs more than 11,000 people worldwide. Forbes listed Sherman as one of the richest men in Canada. The fortune is estimated at up to 10 billion Canadian dollars.
“I feel this immeasurable pain every day”
Investigators initially believed that Sherman killed his wife, hung her body, and then hanged himself. There were no signs of a break-in in the home. Due to new evidence, the suspicion of a targeted double homicide was investigated. 250 people were interviewed. More than 1200 tips were received from the population. It was no use. Investigators could not identify a perpetrator.
The four children do not give up. Jonathan Sherman says he and his siblings haven’t been able to sleep well since their parents passed away. “I feel this immeasurable pain every day as I realize that my two children will never have the privilege of knowing my parents.” He would have liked his parents to enjoy “the fruits of their labor” and be with their family as grandparents.
Last December, Toronto police released video footage of a person walking outside the couple’s home the day before the couple were killed and called on the public to come forward, adding that it was the one who camera was caught. person is a suspect. It is unclear whether the person in the video can be identified. However, it is confirmed that the investigation is still ongoing. (lrc)