Barry sherman

The private investigation into the Sherman murders is complete, and its tip line has been shut down, raising more questions about the two-year-old case

Kevin Donovan, the chief investigative reporter at the Toronto Star, talks about the unique investigation, the family and why he believes the case will be solved

Brian Greenspan holds a news conference with updates on a private investigation conducted after Barry and Honey’s double murder

Barry and Honey Sherman were beloved philanthropists. But he lived amid feuding family members, endless lawsuits and claims of corporate espionage. What really happened before their tragic deaths.

Police have collected several terabytes of security footage and seized at least 150 items related to the Shermans’ deaths

Jeremy Desai denies being romantically involved with the executive of a rival firm and obtaining valuable trade secrets from her

A lawsuit filed by Apotex months before the murders of Barry and Honey Sherman alleges the worker planned to start his own drug-making company

Winning $300,000 in costs from his relatives apparently wasn’t enough. The day after his memorial, the drug tycoon’s lawyers appealed for more than three times that amount.

The ruling comes shortly after Jeremy Desai, the man at the centre of the lawsuit, stepped down as Apotex CEO ‘to pursue other opportunities’

Files covered by solicitor-client privilege might hold the case-breaking clue. Who decides whether police can see them?

Police are investigating the Sherman deaths as a double homicide

The democracy watchdog group that complained about Sherman’s activities promises to challenge the decision in court