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“He asked me in his office at Apotex. I was surprised he would ask me.” Barry Sherman’s cousin Kerry Winter told the Toronto Star that he doubts the Sherman deaths were murder because he was twice asked in the 1990s to kill Honey. (The claim contrasts the headline on the story's second appearance on the front of the National Enquirer, which reports on police ruling out murder-suicide.) Winter, who spearheaded the failed billion-dollar lawsuit for a piece of the family fortune, offered much detail in his alibi that he couldn’t have been their killer. More colourful comments were featured by the Daily Mail, as Winter describes his dead cousin as a fast-food-eating cheapskate who found no other joy in life besides “making fucking money.”
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Justin Di Ciano’s twin is on tape offering cash back. The rookie Etobicoke councillor is being probed by provincial anti-corruption police due to a recording of Julien Di Ciano soliciting a $750 campaign donation on the grounds that he’d return $300 to top up the $450 contributor rebate. (Confusing things is that the friends being solicited can’t be heard—and no one recalls such an offer being made.) Dunpar Homes, the developer that employed the twin, has played a role in past allegations that the councillor denies.
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