How does post #152 explain how BS was so relaxed in his pose, a question asked of the person who claims he died by suicide? It explains how he was found, but not how he could've pulled off that display after he died?See dotr's recent post #152.
How does post #152 explain how BS was so relaxed in his pose, a question asked of the person who claims he died by suicide? It explains how he was found, but not how he could've pulled off that display after he died?See dotr's recent post #152.
This is what makes no sense, although for the killer/s it must mean something, but what!I again return to the central question imo: why kill them both???
Who stood to benefit the most from them both dying? Or, who hated them both so much that they wanted them BOTH dead?
Again, so says a biased ex-coroner. This was obviously not obvious to the current coroner as it wouldn't have taken six weeks for them to announce that it was a double murder, don't you think?
Very good question. Barry and Honey seemed to have lead very separate lives. He concentrated on business while she handled the charity side of things. This to me is the biggest indication that this was not a double murder. There were plenty of reasons to kill Barry, no reason to kill Honey.
I wonder if it could be because rigor mortis had already started to set in to HS's body by the time she was hung, and so the killer(s) thought they were hanging her in the same position, but after the rigor mortis left the body, she then slumped over. Barry may have been hung while still in a 'flaccid' state, before rigor mortis, and so his body remained the same after going through those phases?This is what makes no sense, although for the killer/s it must mean something, but what!
Why was BS's body seemingly respectfully posed, ie glasses on, legs crossed, presumably not bloodied, yet HS was apparently slumped over, sitting in her own blood, with cuts/abrasions to her face?
speculation, imo.
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
"The agent, entering first, was the one who found them. Barry and Honey, spouses of more than 40 years, were side by side on the floor, their necks tied with men’s leather belts to a metal railing, about three and a half feet high, that ran around one end of the pool. Barry, heavyset with a crown of frizzy, thinning gray-and-brown hair, was seated, legs extended forward and crossed neatly at the ankles. Honey, who had a blond bob and an athletic frame, was slumped on her side and appeared to have been struck on her face."
The first coroner ruled the COD as 'ligature neck compression', however he ruled the manner of death to be undetermined. Nowhere have I read that the cause was hanging. Further investigation was required before proof was found which made LE confident in stating double homicide. We are not privy to what exactly the proof was, which seemed to have taken some six weeks. I too question the competence/experience/confidence of the first medical examiner and I believe they should've put their most experienced person on this. imo.The first coroner ruled the cod as undetermined. I question his or her competency. That having been said I believe LE wanted the killers to think they were investigating a m/s and not a m/m in the intervening period. I believe the family was told by LE to not believe what was being reported, but I believe the family went around LE and hired Greenspan anyways. Imo this soured relations between the family and LE.
How does post #152 explain how BS was so relaxed in his pose, a question asked of the person who claims he died by suicide? It explains how he was found, but not how he could've pulled off that display after he died?
See dotr's recent post #152.
N.Y. officials: We found $1 billion in Sackler family wire transfers
WASHINGTON -- The New York attorney general's office said in a Friday court filing that it had found at least $1 billion in wire transfers by the Sackler family, fueling claims the owners of OxyContin-maker Purdue Pharma were trying to hide assets as they faced a growing number of lawsuits over their role in the opioid crisis.
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A reason for a family for (double) murder, if the owner won't hide the assets in time before future lawsuits, which were coming/would have been coming ....?
I still have strong faith this case will see an arrest and it’s just a matter of time.
After BS' and HS' death, they are trying, it seems ....If they aren't hiding them in life, there is no guarantee that they will be hidden in death.
After BS' and HS' death, they are trying, it seems ....
Where is Honey Sherman’s will?
Now, a court-ordered veil of secrecy shrouds almost everything related to the Sherman estates, as does a court order keeping secret the progress of the yearlong Toronto police homicide probe.
Wish I shared you enthusiasm. Many months ago it was revealed that there was only one full time officer working this case. That doesn't give me confidence that they are anywhere close to making an arrest.
Interesting. Do you have a link for that by chance? I can't find anything.Many months ago TSP talked about fluid resourcing allocations and how the officers in the homicide department were not assigned to just work on one case at a time. They’re assigned to multiple ongoing investigations on a needs basis. So just because one officer at one time was dealing with receipt of information served by warrants isn’t really indicative of anything, other than the investigation was proceeding.
Answers might be found here? imo.Interesting. Do you have a link for that by chance? I can't find anything.