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17 Nov, 4 tweets, 2 min read
#StarInvestigation: A foreign country has surrendered “evidence” to Toronto homicide detectives probing the targeted murders of billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman, police documents filed in court reveal.

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“The results (of these searches) have yielded new evidence and have assisted investigators in corroborating existing evidence, such as witness statements, tips and video surveillance,” according to Det.-Const. Dennis Yim of the Toronto homicide unit.
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The killing of the couple occurred on the evening of Wednesday, Dec. 13, 2017. Their bodies had gone undiscovered for 36 hours until a realtor, touring clients through their 12,000-square-foot north Toronto home, came upon a macabre scene.
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Police sources initially told media the deaths were believed to be a murder-suicide. Six weeks later, after a Star investigation revealed that a second autopsy determined it was a double murder announced both were killed in a “targeted” homicide.

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