There is a $35 million reward for information that helps solve Barry and Honey Sherman's murders

Barry Sherman was a Canadian billionaire—founder and CEO of Apotex, one of the world’s largest generic pharmaceutical companies. Alongside his wife Honey, he was a generous philanthropist, donating tens of millions to hospitals, charities, and Jewish causes.

On December 13, 2017, the couple was found in their Toronto home, their bodies staged and strangled in a deliberate double homicide. Initially misclassified as a murder‑suicide, it was later confirmed they were targeted victims.

Despite extensive investigations and surveillance footage showing a person of interest, no arrests have been made. The Shermans’ four children initially offered a $10 million reward for information leading to a conviction. In December 2022, their son Jonathan added $25 million, raising the total reward to $35 million.

Today, the case remains unsolved, and the $35 million reward stands—the largest ever offered in Canadian history for a murder investigation.

For more information, watch the video, 3 Haunting Unsolved Mysteries With Massive Rewards: https://youtu.be/6RJENTDXBrs