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Slightly off-topic but here in the UK, I realised a year or two ago that my subscription to Apple News+ covers the Toronto Star. Anyone who's a subscriber to that service gets to read the Star articles on this case.

That afternoon, it seems like she was moving planned activities away from Tuesday and Wednesday to later in the week. She missed the charity event without notifying anyone and also moved her meet-up with Alexandra. Perhaps she was just busy planning the Florida trip (that planning was ongoing...

Good question. I can't remember seeing her attendance record reported directly. From McLeans (5 April 2018): 'On Dec. 12, 2017, the day before the couple was last seen alive, Honey missed a scheduled meeting at the Baycrest Centre Foundation. Were it any other board member, no one would’ve...

You're talking about the builders/architects in that meeting but they're not the only ones saying that. “I’m on early. I get to the office at five in the morning and leave around six. Barry used to come in around ten-thirty, eleven but leave around ten-thirty, eleven.” That’s from a recording...

Agreed with that. Edited to add: we don't know if Honey's lawyers were also acting for Barry (or other family members).

Excellent – thank you!

Perhaps. My feeling, though, is that long-term service providers (and this one had been working with Honey for some time) do establish positions of trust. I'm a service provider and have several rich clients (and many who aren't rich, of course). For clients with whom I've been working for...

I get the frustration. Here’s what’s interesting in the light of the facts you quote: there’s no obvious reason for this service provider to tell police (early in the investigation) that Honey had told her repeatedly about the importance of having a will and had also told her that she had just...

More likely a massage therapist.

Possible but whoever the service provider was was quite clear about the conversation. Article below: PressReader.com - Digital Newspaper & Magazine Subscriptions Was the service provider the hairdresser? I seem to remember her making an appearance on one of the two main podcast series (either...

The mayor is clear (BBC article above) that he believes it wasn’t a robbery gone wrong but a homicide.

“According to his LinkedIn page, Mr Searle had worked in financial crime prevention at companies including Standard Life and Barclays Bank during his career.” British couple found dead at home in south of France

This is an excellent podcast. I've been listening to podcasts for 20 years and most of the true crime genre are almost unlistenable because the presenters aren't logical enough. The presenters here are cautious, thorough and detailed.

Sarah Turney just released an episode of her Voices for Justice podcast covering this case. Podcast | Voices for Justice It’s also on Apple Podcasts, etc. It’s a good summary of what’s known. Leah had a cellphone (the phone records show no calls made after her disappearance) and the film from...

Having said that, I don’t think suicide is the only possibility. I agree with previous posts: it would be good to know more about their previous routines and about those rucksacks. If they were in trouble of any kind (financial, emotional), it’s notable that nothing has been made public by any...