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17 Feb, 6 tweets, 3 min read
Barry Sherman’s will decreed that if he died, all “net income” from his multibillion-dollar estate would go to wife Honey, info obtained by the Star shows.

Pt 1 of #Succession: the ongoing investigation into the 2017 double murder of the Shermans.
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With both Shermans dead, the estate was passed directly to the four Sherman children to be split equally, according to family sources. As the Star will reveal in coming days, there are ongoing disputes over control and succession of the Sherman empire. thestar.com/news/investiga…
The Star has also learned that 9 months before the murders, Barry added a codicil to his will, reducing from 8 to 4 the number of trustees who would preside over his estate. The 3 Sherman daughters lost their spots as trustees, but son Jonathon kept his.
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Why is this important? Toronto police have said in open court during the Star’s ongoing attempts to unseal search warrant documents that the estate of Barry Sherman is “embedded” in their homicide investigation. It's important, but police won't say why.
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Independent of these sealed documents, using sources that include Sherman family members and close associates, the Star has pieced together a timeline related to Barry Sherman’s last will and testament and some of the instructions he left behind.

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In the coming days, the Star's @_kevindonovan will reveal more.

Part 2, Thursday: The Bank of Barry

Part 3, Saturday: Sherman Succession — The Battle Begins

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Many lined up at the ‘Bank of Barry’ Sherman.

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