Unresolved: A True Crime & Mystery Podcast

There has been an update in the case of Kylie Arellano (episode #337 from May 2026). On November 1st, 2026, police in Oregon found a 17-year-old girl in the company of a 39-year-old man. He was taken into custody without incident. That night, the FBI's Salt Lake City Field Office announced that a teen missing from Garden City since May 2025 had been safely recovered.

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"How can the world get along without me?"

Following the deaths of Barry & Honey Sherman in December 2017, the world and family they had spent decades building began to split apart. Barry's business, Apotex, was sold to an American private equity firm in 2022, despite him hoping it'd stay in Canadian hands after his death. His estate was split up amongst his four children and their spouses, who soon found themselves in a power struggle to chart its future. Meanwhile, everyone had their own theory about what had happened to the Shermans and who was responsible for it.

In the nearly nine years that have passed since Barry's and Honey's deaths, police have remained secretive about the status of their investigation. In that vacuum of information, theories continue to persist about who was involved in the crime...

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TPS Homicide: +14168087400 or (416) 808-7400 or shermantips@torontopolice.on.ca
Toronto Crime Stoppers (anonymous): +14162228477 or (416) 222-TIPS or www.222tips.com

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"From everything that the team has looked at, this is a staged homicide. Likely a contract killing."

On Friday, 26 January 2018, about 50 journalists file into the media briefing room at Toronto Police headquarters on College Street. They've been told only that there will be an "update" on the Sherman case. It has been six weeks since the bodies of Barry and Honey Sherman were found beside the indoor pool of their home in North York, and in those six weeks, the Toronto Police Service has said almost nothing about how they died. What the public knows, or thinks it knows, has come from anonymous sources and from a single sentence spoken on a front lawn on the night the bodies were found.

Detective Sergeant Susan Gomes, the homicide detective in charge of the case, steps up to the lectern with a sheaf of papers in her hands. In the press conference that follows, she states her belief that the deaths of Barry and Honey were both at the hands of another, and that authorities now believed the two had been specifically targeted...

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TPS Homicide: +14168087400 or (416) 808-7400 or shermantips@torontopolice.on.ca
Toronto Crime Stoppers (anonymous): +14162228477 or (416) 222-TIPS or www.222tips.com

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"I cannot debate this with you. There are no equations used for an analysis. It is simply a judgment call, implicitly based on intuition as to the expectations."

In 1996, while on vacation, Barry Sherman sat down and put down some of his thoughts on paper for the first time. He wrote what were to be the first chapters of an autobiography titled "A Legacy of Thoughts." At the end, he planned out several more chapters to come - with titles such as "The Insatiable Cartel" and "Going for the Kill" - but never got around to writing them. What remained was a single line, in which Barry promised "a lot more to come."

While Barry never got around to writing those chapters, he seems to have lived them. In the decades before the deaths of himself and his wife Honey, millions of dollars were loaned to friends and family members for various projects and Barry earned a reputation as one of Canada's most litigious men...

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TPS Homicide: +14168087400 or (416) 808-7400 or shermantips@torontopolice.on.ca
Toronto Crime Stoppers (anonymous): +14162228477 or (416) 222-TIPS or www.222tips.com

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"No suicide note was located and none of the medical records located in the office relate to mental health or indicate anything in regards to suicide."

On Monday, January 15th, 2018, a month to the day after the bodies of Barry and Honey Sherman were found in their home, two Toronto homicide detectives walked into the head office of Apotex on Signet Drive. They were looking for anything - a note, a journal, medical records - that might show a man who was sick or depressed or otherwise planning something.

What they found, though, was an unfinished memoir written by the man at the center of this mystery, 75-year-old Barry Sherman. He'd written it years beforehand, while on vacation with his family. Detectives were hoping that it might provide an easier answer to their questions. Instead, what they had uncovered was a backstory that complicated things even further...

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TPS Homicide: +14168087400 or (416) 808-7400 or shermantips@torontopolice.on.ca
Toronto Crime Stoppers (anonymous): +14162228477 or (416) 222-TIPS or www.222tips.com

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