Bobbi Pearl
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Bobbi Pearl, great questions. I think it all boils down to one question though.
"Who benefits?"......................................... With the Shermans dead who feels better about things?
1) Business enemies of the Shermans?
2) Revenge seekers?
3) The competitors of Apotex?
4) The shareholders of Apotex
5) Those struggling to take control of the fortune from the Sherman parents?
On the surface #1 #2, and #3 have great potential. However has there been any evidence pointing in that direction?
Usually only people involved in Criminal enterprises kill their enemies or competitors, that appears to be a real stretch in the Sherman's case.
Revenge seekers still could be a viable group, especially with the 'staging' scenario in which the bodies were found. If the staging was from revenge seekers, then de-coding that aspect of the crime scene, will likely point to the POI.
Bodies dressed, sitting, wearing glasses, legs crossed.
Could the staging be showing the Shermans as aloof, uncaring and disinterested? The body language might portray that.
Any other ideas?
Thank you Windsor!
When the staging was first commented on it was mentioned they had had these pieces for years, that a friend had gifted them decades earlier, that the kids hated them and found them creepy. If a family friend bought these as a housewarming gift years before - was it because these reminded them of Barry and Honey? 2 "survivor's" who overcame so much "trash" in their life and are still down-to-earth thrifty spending billionaires?
Would positioning them similar be an inside joke to the family or the person that gifted them? The statues were kept in the basement, a room many keep stating was rarely ever used.
Again my apologies I only seem to have questions and no answers.
BobbiPearl