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Barry Morphew has been re-indicted for the murder of his wife Suzanne Morphew, more than three years after the original charges were dropped and her body was discovered in 2023. The new indictment alleges he used tranquilizers and moved her body, with evidence pointing to his involvement in her death, which occurred in 2020. He is currently held on bail and faces life imprisonment if convicted.
A grand jury in Colorado has indicted Barry Morphew for the murder of his wife Suzanne Morphew, whose remains were found in 2023. Suzanne was reported missing in 2020, and her death was ruled a homicide. Barry Morphew, who was previously charged but then released, was taken into custody in Arizona and will face trial in Colorado. Evidence suggests possible involvement, including a text message from Suzanne expressing unhappiness in her marriage and the use of sedatives found in her body, linked to Barry's history of using sedatives for animals.
Barry Morphew has been charged again with the first-degree murder of his wife Suzanne Morphew, who went missing in 2020; her remains were found in 2023, and new evidence suggests he used tranquilizers and had motives related to marital issues and alleged affairs.
A grand jury in Colorado has indicted Barry Morphew for the murder of his wife Suzanne Morphew, whose remains were found in 2023. The case involves allegations of homicide, inconsistent statements, and the use of sedatives linked to animal tranquilizers, with Morphew denying involvement. He was extradited from Arizona to face charges.
The law firm representing Barry Morphew, the husband of Suzanne Morphew who was recently found deceased, released a statement claiming that Suzanne's remains were discovered in Moffat, Colorado, 45 miles away from their home in Maysville. They argue that the authorities focused solely on Barry as a suspect and did not search the area where Suzanne was found. The law firm also questions the handling of other missing persons cases in Saguache County and calls for an independent investigation into Suzanne's death, alleging a conflict of interest with local law enforcement.
The remains of Suzanne Morphew, a Colorado mother who went missing in May 2020, have been found by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. The discovery was made during the investigation of a separate case in the Moffat area. No arrests have been made in connection with the remains, and the case is still under investigation. Suzanne's husband, Barry Morphew, was previously charged with murder but the charges were dropped. He has since filed a lawsuit against prosecutors and investigators. The Chaffee County Sheriff's Office stated that they will continue to pursue justice for Suzanne.
Barry Morphew, who was once charged with murder in the presumed death of his missing wife Suzanne Morphew, denied having anything to do with her disappearance in an interview with "Good Morning America." Prosecutors dropped charges against him last year after a judge barred them from calling most of their key witnesses. Morphew filed a $15 million lawsuit against prosecutors and investigators, accusing them of violating his constitutional rights. Suzanne Morphew disappeared after leaving her home for a bike ride on Mother's Day 2020, and what happened next remains a mystery.
Barry Morphew, the Colorado man accused of killing his wife Suzanne Morphew, who went missing in 2020, has spoken publicly for the first time since charges against him were dropped in April 2022. In an interview with ABC's "Good Morning America," Morphew denied killing his wife and accused prosecutors of having "tunnel vision." Morphew has filed a lawsuit seeking $15 million from prosecutors for allegedly violating his civil rights. Suzanne Morphew is presumed dead, and her remains have yet to be found.
Barry Morphew's daughters continue to support him as he sues for $15 million over murder charges that were dropped just before his trial for the disappearance of his wife, Suzanne Morphew. Despite authorities still considering him a suspect, his daughters insist they "never had a shred of doubt" about his innocence. Barry maintains his innocence and claims that officials have "tunnel vision" and are unwilling to look elsewhere. He filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against prosecutors, the sheriff, and several investigators.
Barry Morphew, who was once charged with his wife's murder, blames his wife Suzanne for making "bad decisions" during chemotherapy for Hodgkin's lymphoma. He denies any involvement in her disappearance and any trouble in their 26-year marriage. Prosecutors dropped the murder charges against him last April, but the case was dismissed without prejudice. Morphew and his family have filed a $15 million federal civil rights lawsuit against prosecutors and local law enforcement, claiming that he was wrongfully arrested for "a crime he did not commit."
Barry Morphew, who was once charged with the murder of his wife Suzanne Morphew, has filed a $15 million lawsuit against authorities and maintained his innocence in an interview with ABC News. Morphew was arrested in May 2021 and charged with first-degree murder before the case was dismissed last year. His wife's body has never been found. Morphew's daughters also expressed their support for their father's innocence. Prosecutors have said Suzanne Morphew was ready to leave her husband, telling him in a text message shortly before her disappearance that “I’m done.”
Suzanne Morphew's husband and daughters have spoken out for the first time since filing a $15 million lawsuit claiming he was wrongfully charged in her alleged death. Barry Morphew was arrested on charges including first-degree murder and tampering with physical evidence in connection with his wife's disappearance, but all charges were dropped in April 2022. The couple's daughters are standing by their father, but text messages obtained by prosecutors appear to show a strained marriage. Barry Morphew has filed a $15 million federal civil rights civil lawsuit against prosecutors, the sheriff and several investigators, claiming that his life has been ruined by false accusations.
Suzanne Morphew's daughters and husband Barry have spoken out for the first time since murder charges were dropped against him. Barry explained how Suzanne had made 'bad decisions' because she was struggling with drugs and chemotherapy while battling Hodgkin's lymphoma. He also revealed that his heart was 'broken' when he found out his wife was having an affair with a man who she went to high school with. Barry has since filed a civil rights lawsuit seeking $15M claiming he was wrongfully charged with Colorado mom's disappearance and murder. Suzanne vanished without a trace on May 10, 2020, after setting off from her home on a Mother's Day bike ride, and her body has still not been found.
Barry Morphew's attorney has filed a complaint with the Colorado Office of Attorney Regulation, calling for an investigation into the 11th Judicial District Attorney and six other prosecutors in that office, citing a pattern of unethical conduct. The complaint asks for discipline for the prosecutors who worked on a murder case against her client for the alleged murder of his wife, Suzanne Morphew. Morphew was charged with first-degree murder in May 2021 after Suzanne disappeared from the Salida area in May 2020. In April 2022, prosecutors in the case filed a motion to dismiss the case against Barry, but in a fashion in which they would be able to refile charges.