While Barry and Honey Sherman lay dead in the basement pool room of their Toronto home a lone man went in and out of their house three times, according to an account of security camera footage seized by Toronto police.Between 9:11 a.m. and 10:16 a.m. on Thursday, Dec. 14, 2017, the man walked from a four-door sedan parked in front of the Sherman house on Old Colony Rd., appears to enter the Sherman house through the front door, then comes back outside. He does this three times, for a total of 29 minutes inside the Sherman home, before driving off.Who was he? What was he doing? Have police spoken to him? The police say they cannot answer any questions related to the now 15-month old Sherman double-homicide case, including why, as the Star has found, the police did not look at the security footage in question for at least six weeks. The Star previously reported police did not look at Apotex security footage for a similar amount of time.A statement to the Star by Homicide Insp. Hank Idsinga Friday reveals that the police are now “reviewing video surveillance to determine any relevance to the investigation.” Police will not say which video surveillance they are reviewing. Idsinga also said in the statement that police have recently obtained more search warrants — he did not say how many — and that “DNA samples” are also being reviewed. The Star has previously reported that as of last October, 37 warrants had been obtained by police in their probe of the murders.Brian Greenspan, lawyer for the Sherman family, said his private investigators have a copy of the video footage and it is “inconclusive” — they cannot determine who the man is, what kind of car it is or the man’s exact movements.Read more:Sherman family gets OK to demolish North York home of murdered billionaire coupleHow the investigation into the deaths of Barry and Honey Sherman turned from murder-suicide to double homicideFamily of Barry and Hone ...
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