CANADA Canada - Billionaire Couple Barry & Honey Sherman Murdered at Home, Toronto, 15 Dec 2017 #24

[Bobbi Pearl]

I know, sorry. But my autocorrect usually changes it. I often catch is, but not always.

Suggestion you might try adding Honey to your dictionary, the autocorrect should stop making the change.

 

[Bobbi Pearl]

Any perpetrator to be sure when asking about cameras would have to specifically ask if any particular camera was not in operation if they intended to return and murder someone in front of it. That would draw attention.

For me, if I see cameras I would assume they are real and working, and would not ask if they are operational.

 

[planet]

Whereas my father would want to know the make and year of the cameras and ask to see the manual for the system.

 

[ldlager]

FBI releases the N Guthrie intruder video the same day they obtain it. TPS waited 4 years before releasing the WM video in the Sherman video. Enough said.

 

[Milhano]

Hi, I'm trying to find out, since certain individuals are asking about interested buyers or contractors asking if the cameras work, if anyone can remember the name of the contract companies that worked on the Sherman's residence before they were murdered and was there more than one contractor working on different projects ? I remember reading somewhere that Barry had taken some to court over unsatisfactory work because he seemed to litigate in most business dealings. If anyone remembers anything along these lines or am I imagining this possibility or confusing this with a different case. Thanks if you can help.

 

[fadedglitter]

Hi, I'm trying to find out, since certain individuals are asking about interested buyers or contractors asking if the cameras work, if anyone can remember the name of the contract companies that worked on the Sherman's residence before they were murdered and was there more than one contractor working on different projects ? I remember reading somewhere that Barry had taken some to court over unsatisfactory work because he seemed to litigate in most business dealings. If anyone remembers anything along these lines or am I imagining this possibility or confusing this with a different case. Thanks if you can help.

The house was 30 years old and many many contractors had been involved with it over the years..

The original construction was deficient. The repairs were paid for by the contractor (more likely by their insurance).

 

[dotr]

Hi, I'm trying to find out, since certain individuals are asking about interested buyers or contractors asking if the cameras work, if anyone can remember the name of the contract companies that worked on the Sherman's residence before they were murdered and was there more than one contractor working on different projects ? I remember reading somewhere that Barry had taken some to court over unsatisfactory work because he seemed to litigate in most business dealings. If anyone remembers anything along these lines or am I imagining this possibility or confusing this with a different case. Thanks if you can help.

2017

Barry and Honey Sherman sued builders of North York home

After litigation against the house’s designers and builders, the Shermans recouped $2 million of the contracted amount to construct the home, according to a 2006 judgment.

www.thestar.com

''But they noticed problems with the home within months of moving in, in 1991, with Barry describing it as “a disaster.”
After litigation against the house’s designers and builders, they wound up recouping $2 million of the contracted amount to construct the home, according to a 2006 judgment.''

''They went on to sue at least five of the people and companies involved in the home’s design and construction, including Jack Winston Designs, Thomas Marzotto Architects and Ewing Construction.
All but two settled.
The remaining two defendants, 21 Degrees Heating and Air Conditioning and Walter Kenyon of Walter Kenyon Designs, had designed the home’s heating and air conditioning system.
The Shermans sued 21 Degrees and Kenyon for negligence related to the design of the HVAC system, and 21 Degrees for breach of contract.''