CO SUZANNE MORPHEW: Missing from Chaffee County, CO - 10 May 2020 - Age 49 *Found Deceased*

A Chaffee County woman is missing after a neighbor said she went out for a bike ride Sunday and never returned, sparking a search involving more than 100 emergency personnel.

The Chaffee County Communications Center received a report on Sunday at 5:46 p.m. regarding a missing woman in the area of County Road 225 and West Highway 50.


Anybody who has information on Morphew’s whereabouts is asked to call the Chaffee County Sheriff’s Office at 719-539-2596 or Chaffee County Crime Stoppers at 719-539-2599.

Chaffee County woman missing since Sunday after neighbor said she went out for bike ride

A woman is missing after a neighbor said she went out for a bike ride Sunday and never returned, sparking a search involving more than 100 emergency personnel.

www.thedenverchannel.com

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SUZANNE MORPHEW is still #missing from Mayesville, CO. Her husband was arrested in 2021 for her murder!

A Chaffee County woman is still missing from Colorado after a neighbor said she went out for a bike ride Sunday and never returned in May of 2020.

www.crimewatchers.net

 

[GrandmaBear]

So within 30 days of her being missing Barry starts his quest to dissolve her from his life and take over all assets

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30 days!

Less than 30 and it seemed like it was basically immediately. As much as anything else and all of his motives, money was a big one for him. HUGE. And I'd have to refresh and I'm pretty sure news doesn't have it but it seems to me he couldn't do it in CO so got a judge or got it done in IN. It wasn't I don't think anything to do with residency, it had to do with CO law wouldn't allow such to happen or be done, especially that quickly, with no facts.

All the money stuff, this, the nonprofit all the way back to the bogus multiple sales of his business in CO and more I can't understand why there isn't a f e d investigation into or at least each state, etc...

ANd the oldest daughter moved right with him immediately to help him gain control of everything.

 

[Tresir]

Innocent people are the ones that need a lawyer the most. Why would that set off red flags to you?

I would only lawyer up if I had something to hide. If i had nothing to hide, I would just say " no comment " to all their questions. Right to remain silent. It would save lawyer fees.

 

[Tresir]

Barry deleted. Barry changed passwords. Barry messed with GPS. Barry was doing a LOT, far more than that even, if I had time I could go on and on. Airplane mode. Changing stories. Turning opposite direction of what he claimed. And so on and so on and so on.

How did he bury her in Moffat and when?

If there is all this evidence, why hasn't he been rearrested?

 

[Tresir]

Less than 30 and it seemed like it was basically immediately. As much as anything else and all of his motives, money was a big one for him. HUGE. And I'd have to refresh and I'm pretty sure news doesn't have it but it seems to me he couldn't do it in CO so got a judge or got it done in IN. It wasn't I don't think anything to do with residency, it had to do with CO law wouldn't allow such to happen or be done, especially that quickly, with no facts.

All the money stuff, this, the nonprofit all the way back to the bogus multiple sales of his business in CO and more I can't understand why there isn't a f e d investigation into or at least each state, etc...

ANd the oldest daughter moved right with him immediately to help him gain control of everything.

So you suspect the daughter too? Both daughters were away on a camping trip weren't they?

 

[Guess Who]

How did he bury her in Moffat and when?

If there is all this evidence, why hasn't he been rearrested?

look at how long it took him to be arrested the first time.

 

[Guess Who]

How did he bury her in Moffat and when?

If there is all this evidence, why hasn't he been rearrested?

Most of the evidence at her burial and body is most likely still being processed. Why would they arrest him before that is done?

 

[Tresir]

look at how long it took him to be arrested the first time.

That's different because getting the cell phone evidence and other stuff takes time. They already have all that already now right? So why haven't they rearrested him now they have Suzanne's remains if the evidence is so damning?

 

[Tresir]

Most of the evidence at her burial and body is most likely still being processed. Why would they arrest him before that is done?

Well it didn't stop them before, but maybe her remains have unknown DNA on them? We don't know do we? They had probable cause before so now they have her remains, there must be more probable cause presumably. Why did they release him, for example? Was it something to do with the DNA they withheld from the defence?

This is a new article with an opinion about the remains. Also, the article says BM was released due to prosecutorial misconduct.

I am wondering what that big building is in the photos showing the cops searching.

Suzanne Morphew's remains make it 'very hard' for spouse to clear name

The state of Suzanne Morphew's remains will make it diffuclt for her husband to clear his name of her murder, says one forensics expert.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Barry Morphew was initially arrested and charged with the murder of his wife Suzanne despite there being no body but the charges were later dropped

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Cadaver dogs are brought back to the scene where Chaffee County Sheriff's officers, FBI and CBI were searching for Suzanne Morphew in Colorado

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A group of investigators search near where Suzanne Morphew's remains were found in late September.

 

[Guess Who]

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[Guess Who]

So Barry sold his nearly worthless business TWICE and fooled both parties by using his connections with the church. Of course!

 

[Guess Who]

And Barry totally contradicting himself in his knowledge of her having a bf. The dude just can't quit talking!

 

[Kimster]

I would only lawyer up if I had something to hide. If i had nothing to hide, I would just say " no comment " to all their questions. Right to remain silent. It would save lawyer fees.

I appreciate that we think this way, but sometimes getting a lawyer is the best thing to do. I had a detective tell me that if I ever had to defend myself that they would come and handcuff me and then determine what was going on. They said I should probably get a lawyer if that ever happens. They said that law-enforcement doesn’t like it, but it keeps you from saying things that you don’t understand that you said, because in trial, the person that you may have killed to defend yourself has people on their end who will say a different story and you could end up in prison. It’s very complicated. Our court system is far from perfect right now.

 

[Tresir]

So Barry sold his nearly worthless business TWICE and fooled both parties by using his connections with the church. Of course!

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Was this his Indiana or Colorado businesses he sold? I don't see what this has to do with Suzanne's disappearance two years later.

 

[Tresir]

I appreciate that we think this way, but sometimes getting a lawyer is the best thing to do. I had a detective tell me that if I ever had to defend myself that they would come and handcuff me and then determine what was going on. They said I should probably get a lawyer if that ever happens. They said that law-enforcement doesn’t like it, but it keeps you from saying things that you don’t understand that you said, because in trial, the person that you may have killed to defend yourself has people on their end who will say a different story and you could end up in prison. It’s very complicated. Our court system is far from perfect right now.

Well thank goodness I have never done anything for which I have needed to be arrested.

 

[Guess Who]

and why does Barry constantly state that everything is for his daughter. Doesn't he have two daughters? It's constantly and consistently "daughter" - singular. Weird. It's also not in context that makes the singular appear correct. Most of the time it should include the lives of both daughters.

 

[Guess Who]

Was this his Indiana or Colorado businesses he sold? I don't see what this has to do with Suzanne's disappearance two years later.

you have to read the aa to get the entire context of it. He's screwed over and lied to anybody and everybody.

 

[Guess Who]

I appreciate that we think this way, but sometimes getting a lawyer is the best thing to do. I had a detective tell me that if I ever had to defend myself that they would come and handcuff me and then determine what was going on. They said I should probably get a lawyer if that ever happens. They said that law-enforcement doesn’t like it, but it keeps you from saying things that you don’t understand that you said, because in trial, the person that you may have killed to defend yourself has people on their end who will say a different story and you could end up in prison. It’s very complicated. Our court system is far from perfect right now.

And they are allowed to lie to you. They would be much more careful of what they asked you if you have an attorney present and much less likely to lie to you to get your answer.
example: "well, AB said you admitted it to him you did it and placed yourself there" when AB actually said no such thing at all.

 

[Guess Who]

Well thank goodness I have never done anything for which I have needed to be arrested.

They can question you without arresting you. The arresting you would come after the questioning you in most cases. With an attorney present, they are far less likely to arrest you with flimsy evidence and this is exactly why you have one if you are innocent!

 

[Kimster]

Well thank goodness I have never done anything for which I have needed to be arrested.

In the case scenario that I gave you, it doesn’t mean you would ultimately be arrested. They would just immediately handcuff you and question you to determine whether you need to be arrested or not.

 

[Guess Who]

In the case scenario that I gave you, it doesn’t mean you would ultimately be arrested. They would just immediately handcuff you and question you to determine whether you need to be arrested or not.

Something they definitely would not do if you came in with an attorney!