The unsolved murders of Barry and Honey Sherman, which occurred in December 2017, are particularly notable due to the couple’s immense wealth. Despite the passage of nearly six years, no suspects have been named in the case. Matthew Campbell and Ari Altstedter, in their comprehensive article for Bloomberg Businessweek, discuss the extensive investigation, which includes the efforts of both police and a private team hired by the couple’s adult children. These efforts have uncovered previously unknown details about the Shermans and their lives.
Campbell and Altstedter highlight the breakdown of relationships within the Sherman family. In 2019, Jonathon (now 40) and Alexandra (37), the couple’s children, stopped communicating. According to four sources, Alexandra severed ties suspecting Jonathon’s involvement in the murders, although police sources deny any evidence supporting this claim. Additionally, all of the children have distanced themselves from Honey’s sister, Mary Shechtman, after Shechtman insisted that Honey intended to leave her a substantial inheritance. The full article delves further into the strained relationships between the children and various individuals associated with Apotex, the generic pharmaceutical company founded by Barry Sherman, as well as the manager of the family’s holding company.
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