The mysterious deaths of Barry and Honey Sherman, a wealthy Canadian couple, have puzzled investigators and the public alike since their discovery in 2017. The Shermans were found deceased in their Toronto mansion, near their indoor pool, under circumstances that appeared highly unusual. Barry Sherman, aged 75, was a notable figure as the founder of the pharmaceutical company Apotex, and his wife Honey, 70, was known for her philanthropy. Despite their high-profile status, there was no evidence of a break-in, and the couple had not been in contact with friends or business associates for two days prior to the discovery.

This case quickly gained widespread attention due to the couple's prominence and the strange nature of their deaths. The police deemed the situation suspicious, leading to various speculations and theories about potential motives and perpetrators. However, even after extensive investigations over the years, no arrests have been made. Marking the fifth anniversary of this tragic event, the Shermans' son has increased the reward for information leading to an arrest to $35 million, reflecting the family's continued quest for answers and justice.

Right from the start, the investigation into the case perplexed both professional detectives and those attempting to solve the mystery on their own.

The siblings reminded the public of the $35 million in reward money and pleaded anyone with information to contact the Toronto Police Service.