Dec 21 2017
WARMINGTON: Questions haunt family and friends of Barry and Honey Sherman
"D’Angelo’s adamant Sherman wouldn’t have harmed himself or his wife.
“He was a lion. He had the heart of a lion and he had the courage of a lion,” said D’Angelo. “There is no way this guy would commit suicide. There is no way.”
And, he says, Barry Sherman could and would never hurt Honey.
“Absolutely, unequivocally, not,” said D’Angelo. “He was in awe of her. I think Honey’s biggest fan in the world was Barry Sherman.”
The family has hired lawyer Brian Greenspan to monitor the case, which D’Angelo believes was a staged slaying.
“I can’t even imagine the fear he went through and how horrified he must have been,” said D’Angelo. “I wish I could have done something for him because he always had my back and I wish I could have been able to have his back on this.”
Who would want the Sherman’s dead?
“It has got to be somebody with a motive so strong that they felt that eliminating both of them would give their hope of success, or whatever, a better chance,” said D’Angelo.
Whoever it was, he believes, will be detected".
“They are going to go through every square inch of that house for a clue and (also look at) the security cameras,” he said"
“It’s f—— crazy that this man, you know, worked a lifetime to spend his ending in the drawer of the coroner’s office.”
“He was like a brother to me. We talked from the soul to each other … we trusted each other. I trusted him with my life and he trusted me big time."