Nov 17 2023
The latest search warrant in the nearly six-year-old murder probe zeroed in on investments made through Barry Sherman’s personal holding company.
www.thestar.com
''Toronto police homicide detectives probing the Barry and Honey Sherman murders have executed a new search warrant in the case.''
''According to his interview statement, told police that on the day Sherman died, he had asked Hendler to discharge a small private mortgage he held on a property owned by an old business colleague, Stanley Lubinsky. According to a police interview with Lubinsky in 2018, Sherman had graciously offered to structure the payback of the mortgage so that Lubinsky maintained some equity in the home. (Sherman reduced the amount to which he normally would have been entitled.)
Hendler said he knew nothing about the mortgage, but reached out to Sherman the night of the murders to seek details. A telephone log included in the police documents reveals Hendler’s call was made to Sherman’s BlackBerry at 9:01 p.m., but Sherman was likely dead or restrained by that time.''
''The unsealed portion of the recent search warrant documents also includes information related to other Barry Sherman investments, and to people who worked directly on Sherman’s investments at his holding company, Sherfam.
Among those mentioned in the unsealed portion are the man who ran (and still does) Sherfam, Alex Glasenberg. More than half of Glasenberg’s statement to police is sealed. In one section, Glasenberg tells police that Sherfam was invested in up to 30 companies.''