Others they want to speak to may have left the country or simply cannot be located, the investigator told court. The Toronto Police homicide squad has a working theory in the Barry and Honey Sherman murder case and detectives have “an idea of what happened,” one of the lead investigators told a court Wednesday. Detective Yim’s responsibility on the Sherman case is to receive, analyze and process all of this. He told court his day begins at 7 a.m. and since the Sherman murders he has worked solely on this investigation. He said Wednesday that to date there have actually been 35 judicial authorizations — eight for warrants and the remainder being production orders.

Source: thestar April 25, 2019 09:01 UTC