The mysterious death of Shermans has Justin Trudeau written all over it

Sherman couple death: Justin Trudeau ruthlessly removes any hurdle in his way because of his ravenous desire for power. We at TFI have already covered the Trudeau family’s transgressions including their involvement in the tragic demise of Michel Trudeau which revealed the dark side of their characters.

And here comes another shocking revelation- the mysterious demise of the Sherman husband and wife- death or murder?

The insatiable thirst for power can drive an individual to go to any lengths. Just look at Justin Trudeau, the prime minister of Canada. He has chosen a perilous route in pursuit of power, one that even includes the horrific crime of planning murders. The recent revelations have shed light on yet another conspiracy, this time against a businessman who dared to file a lawsuit against him.

A successful outcome of the case would have exposed Justin’s blatant violation of the Elections Act, putting his leadership in jeopardy.

More than five years have passed since Toronto millionaires (Sherman brothers) Barry and Honey Sherman were murdered in their home and still, the case remains unresolved.

“Closure is not possible until those responsible for this evil act are brought to justice,” claims Jonathan Sherman, son of deceased Canadian Big Pharma moguls, Barry and Honey Sherman.

Jonathon Sherman added, “My parents deserved to enjoy the fruits of their labour, and spend their twilight years as any grandparent should, with their family. I continue to miss my parents more than I can describe, and I am forever haunted by what happened to them.”

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The burying of the truth regarding the dual assassination of Sherman brothers Barry & Honey Sherman continues. Jonathon Sherman — has announced he’s adding $25 million to the reward set up to help solve the case.” Increasing the $35 million dollar prize compensation total, he believes, honestly, nothing will change in terms of discovery whether the sum is $888 million.

It is important to note that, “On December 13, 2017, on the day Barry and Honey Sherman were murdered, Justin Trudeau had both the Lobbying Commissioner and the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner removed, and appointed new ones.”

It is a crucial piece of knowledge. Is it not suspicious that the Canadian prime minister terminated the federal government lobbying commission’s director on the same day that the Sherman brothers were killed? Are there any secrets that Trudeau and his managers are trying so hard to keep from the Canadian people?

“A conviction for violating the Canada Elections Act Section 502(2) (h.01) meant Justin Trudeau would lose his seat in the House of Commons for accepting a prohibited gift or other advantage.”

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After five years, there are no more leads or suspects in the Sherman slayings. The Trudeau-Sherman connection is a reliable piece of factual information pertaining to the Pharma moguls’ slayings in December 2017.

Notwithstanding the seriousness of the matter, there has been a deafening silence around the media’s activities. Their lips stay clenched, like a blossom securely shut, preventing even a whisper of the truth from escaping.

CBC never spoke and Globe & Mail didn’t publish anything. Because obviously, these paid-off news organisations and their cohorts are believed to influence their reporting.

Barry had been embroiled in numerous contentious legal battles, some of which were against his own family members. He has also invested in various companies run by family members and friends and loaned his family tens of millions of dollars, including one concerning a violation of the federal Canada Elections Act’s Lobbyist Registration Act:

Justin Trudeau’s political career was really in jeopardy due to the Apotex litigation, the company of Sherman brothers. The action, had Apotex been successful, would have offered strong proof that Justin Trudeau had broken the Canada Elections Act.

As per section 477.9 (1) Canada Elections Act, No candidate shall accept any gift or other advantage that might reasonably be seen to have been given to influence them in the performance of their duties and functions as a member of the House of Commons if the candidate were to be elected, during the period that

(a) begins on the day on which they are deemed to have become a candidate.

Over the matter, even the Cultural Action Party of Canada reiterates that the PMO decided to terminate the investigation’s lead on the same day the Sherman brothers were killed. And it can be no coincidence.

Could Barry Sherman have been “dealt with” to maintain what, by 2022, had become a Liberal neo-dictatorship?

Was there a plot afoot wherein Trudeau’s retention as prime minister was so sorely desired that a murder card was played from Canada’s political hand?

The Cultural Action Party of Canada thinks it is feasible. Exactly why a piece of this sort has never been published in Canadian media. Because everything is making good sense. Hence, can we conclude that the death was a planned murder rather than an unanticipated one?

Anyway, now as the harrowing details of the Sherman brothers’ murder continue to unfold, we are reminded of Justin Trudeau’s past transgressions too. This immortal case has cast a shadow of doubt over Trudeau’s character, revealing a side that is darker and more sinister than anyone could have imagined. And now, with the revelation of yet another shocking event i.e, the murder of the Sherman brothers – the depths of Trudeau’s involvement in unspeakable acts are once again brought to the forefront.