Found Deceased CO - Suzanne Morphew, 49, Chaffee Co, 10 May 2020 *Case dismissed w/o prejudice* *found in 2023* #113

[Lyanna]

There were pictures on Instagram of her with her bike that I think were in the AA. That would be the easiest way to confirm what types of tops she wore. I didn’t think a tank and sweatshirt felt odd.

On the body cam footage, available on YouTube, MM2 boyfriend describes what Suzanne wears when biking - Crested Butte Hoodie isn't one of the items

moo

 

[mrjitty]

Judge Murphy took note of this when rendering his ruling on probable cause and PEPG during the hearing on Sept 17, 2021.

From the transcript:

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Thanks for this @Seattle1

IMO the counter to the claims about the unreliability of the phone data is baseline and corroboration.

For location we have 3 sources of truth. The Truck GPS, BM's phone GPS, and SMs cellular positioning.

We've seen the Truck GPS, and it's rock solid.

Does Barry's phone 'drift' at other times during the day? Like not a few meters - but far away?

Did SM's phone suddenly appear to be miles from the house on a different azimuth at other times during the day?

To me it's quite the coincidence that the two phones appear away from the house at the same time but SMs is not positioned via GPS but by the cellular network. And her phone never comes back. So it's corroboration from two different sources of data - unlikely they were both inaccurate at the same time?

My opinion only.

 

[Nikynoo]

Perhaps Madam IE's testicular lockbox?
Even Moronphew might heed her warning that, if he does a runner, inside 36 he'll be Tazed, re-tailored in stripes, hog-tied and back home-but-not-in-Indiana.

IMO they will hang on to the civil case for as long as possible. Regardless of the new findings? iIRC the civil case is about the first case and the alleged mis steps that certain official took, so I’m not sure whether the recent Autoosy release will have a bearing on that. Regardless, the civil case would be a useful tool should Barry be arrested again for murder. At any hearing it will be ‘look at how badly he was treated the first time, officials got it so wrong, we’re suing them.’ It may be that the prosecution won’t file until the civil case is concluded, because if BArry loses that or they withdraw that complaint, imo that would be useful to the prosecution.

 

[kittythehare]

IMO they will hang on to the civil case for as long as possible. Regardless of the new findings? iIRC the civil case is about the first case and the alleged mis steps that certain official took, so I’m not sure whether the recent Autoosy release will have a bearing on that. Regardless, the civil case would be a useful tool should Barry be arrested again for murder. At any hearing it will be ‘look at how badly he was treated the first time, officials got it so wrong, we’re suing them.’ It may be that the prosecution won’t file until the civil case is concluded, because if BArry loses that or they withdraw that complaint, imo that would be useful to the prosecution.

I think the criminal case will go ahead regardless of the civil which will in effect be moot if the evidence is strong enough...
Civil will collapse automatically.

 

[waldojabba]

IMO they will hang on to the civil case for as long as possible. Regardless of the new findings? iIRC the civil case is about the first case and the alleged mis steps that certain official took, so I’m not sure whether the recent Autoosy release will have a bearing on that. Regardless, the civil case would be a useful tool should Barry be arrested again for murder. At any hearing it will be ‘look at how badly he was treated the first time, officials got it so wrong, we’re suing them.’ It may be that the prosecution won’t file until the civil case is concluded, because if BArry loses that or they withdraw that complaint, imo that would be useful to the prosecution.

Simplistically iirc( the lawsuit legal filing is embedded in the news article below) Iris is arguing wrongful arrest and that the tranq theory was made up. She also alleged in her filing that basically BAM is household item. Obviously my exaggeration but she states that it is used regularly by farmers hunters and the like which is very far afield of the truth as we have seen/ read.
So .. now that it appears that Barry loaded his “Angel” full of a substance only licensed vets should administer and he clearly outlined his expertise in administering that drug etc to anyone who would listen, plus admitted to possessing and using on his property …lots of the wind has been taken out of Iris’ sails regarding this lawsuit. So yes imo the autopsy has a huge bearing on the lawsuit.
JMO

“In a statement released Tuesday after the filing, one of Morphew’s attorney, Iris Eytan, says, “Barry suffered the indignity of being wrongfully arrested, jailed and prosecuted for a crime he did not commit.””
Barry Morphew files lawsuit against prosecution, investigators alleging damages

 

[GOBliaison]

IIRC per the police bodycam on the night of SM diappearance :
According to Miles she never rode straight from home and always in the afternoon. She was a newbie to the sport - maybe a month ish.
I don't think I know all SM was doing Sat am. SM could have put her stuff in the front seat of the RR Sat am for an anticipated afternoon bike ride ? She may have even gone into Salida Sat am before her time on the patio? Was there a favorite coffee place? I only know what she was up to when she was sunbathing on the patio - and then Barry running for her life from BM
Prior to that ? Anybody?
JMO

Good morning all! Sugarplums danced ?

NOW:​

- Would it be unreasonable to believe that Suzanne was burning-up the ether with friends/family back in IN re. the wedding the next day?

&​

- Would it be unreasonable to believe that LE has had for sometime all the comm data helpful in proving just that?
________________
Suzanne: "Whew! Well that's done! I'm all set for my part in the celebration tomorrow...
...ya' know what?
I'm putting the 'kini on and heading-out to the spa. Relax ... and have some "fun" ! That's my ticket now!
________________

...alas...
​

 

[girlhasnoname]

If he was going to dress Suzanne for a bike ride, why not dress her in the matchy matchy baby blues?

He might have tried at first, but the biking shorts, jersey, and lightweight jacket for layering Suzanne was seen in photos wearing would have been hard to do. Those garments are almost compression like (for aerodynamics) and trying to put them on a deceased or unconscious person would have been difficult IMO.

No brain BM thought he could get around that by slapping on what he might have assumed Suzanne could have worn, but it made no sense to a mountain bike rider. We know he didn't really care or even know the real Suzanne at all. What husband doesn't go to his wife's chemotherapy sessions? One that doesn't care about anyone other than himself IMO.

jmo

 

[Eaglette]

I feel there will be many academics involved in the behind the scenes in getting an arrest (please let it be soon). Tests on soil will play a big "evidence" role - especially if things don't belong near the body etc.

For example, does BAM affect rigamortis & bring it on sooner ?
Or, does it delay rigamortis ?
What else seeped into the soil that remained ? etc

I'm positive Police will have done a recreate of the offense - leaving the house (with moon in correct phase) and driving out with sandbags weighing Suzanne's correct weight. So their Brief of Evidence fits perfectly in their timeline issue to the Court/Judge.

Digging the shallow hole etc. to ensure their calculations and "time of death" as accurate as possible.

Please let them get BM DNA from things that were in the shallow grave.

 

[mrjitty]

IMO they will hang on to the civil case for as long as possible. Regardless of the new findings? iIRC the civil case is about the first case and the alleged mis steps that certain official took, so I’m not sure whether the recent Autoosy release will have a bearing on that. Regardless, the civil case would be a useful tool should Barry be arrested again for murder. At any hearing it will be ‘look at how badly he was treated the first time, officials got it so wrong, we’re suing them.’ It may be that the prosecution won’t file until the civil case is concluded, because if BArry loses that or they withdraw that complaint, imo that would be useful to the prosecution.

do you think they can risk the pretrial depositions and discovery?

IMO

 

[FromGermany1]

... " BM:
"She's currently undergoing chemo for cancer and often has to take pain medication that will make her very sleepy. I'm normally the designated driver. Oh did I mention I'm a volunteer Fire Fighter?"
BM playing the hero again in his own twisted tale.

Her cancer he used a lot, IMO, if it just could make an impression to his advantage.

 

[FromGermany1]

IMO they will hang on to the civil case for as long as possible. Regardless of the new findings? iIRC the civil case is about the first case and the alleged mis steps that certain official took, so I’m not sure whether the recent Autoosy release will have a bearing on that. Regardless, the civil case would be a useful tool should Barry be arrested again for murder. At any hearing it will be ‘look at how badly he was treated the first time, officials got it so wrong, we’re suing them.’ It may be that the prosecution won’t file until the civil case is concluded, because if BArry loses that or they withdraw that complaint, imo that would be useful to the prosecution.

My memory fails a bit, but what was the matter with 8 (??) officers, whom BM wanted to bribe? Why were the charges dropped? Were they dropped at all?

 

[girlhasnoname]

My memory fails a bit, but what was the matter with 8 (??) officers, whom BM wanted to bribe? Why were the charges dropped? Were they dropped at all?

I believe that was when Barry invited them all over to the house for grilled steaks for discussions.

JMO

 

[FromGermany1]

I believe that was when Barry invited them all over to the house for grilled steaks for discussions.

JMO

Oh, I didn't know that. Thought, it were only two detectives at the table.

 

[girlhasnoname]

Oh, I didn't know that. Thought, it were only two detectives at the table.

I don't recall exactly how many were at BM's little BBQ. I thought it was a few or more? BM really has a thing for steaks doesn't he? lol

 

[Megnut]

I don't recall exactly how many were at BM's little BBQ. I thought it was a few or more? BM really has a thing for steaks doesn't he? lol

But not for plates.

 

[Megnut]

My memory fails a bit, but what was the matter with 8 (??) officers, whom BM wanted to bribe? Why were the charges dropped? Were they dropped at all?

I think those charges all had to do with voting for Suzanne and I don't know that he even got his hand spanked.

From the article as of 4/2022: he faces three counts, two of them are felonies:

Forgery
Attempt to influence a public servant
Mail ballot offence

Barry Morphew still facing charges related to accusations he voted for his missing wife

The most serious charge, a class 4 felony, carries a maximum penalty of six years.

www.9news.com

 

[kittythehare]

Simplistically iirc( the lawsuit legal filing is embedded in the news article below) Iris is arguing wrongful arrest and that the tranq theory was made up. She also alleged in her filing that basically BAM is household item. Obviously my exaggeration but she states that it is used regularly by farmers hunters and the like which is very far afield of the truth as we have seen/ read.
So .. now that it appears that Barry loaded his “Angel” full of a substance only licensed vets should administer and he clearly outlined his expertise in administering that drug etc to anyone who would listen, plus admitted to possessing and using on his property …lots of the wind has been taken out of Iris’ sails regarding this lawsuit. So yes imo the autopsy has a huge bearing on the lawsuit.
JMO

“In a statement released Tuesday after the filing, one of Morphew’s attorney, Iris Eytan, says, “Barry suffered the indignity of being wrongfully arrested, jailed and prosecuted for a crime he did not commit.””
Barry Morphew files lawsuit against prosecution, investigators alleging damages

Her day will come.

 

[kittythehare]

I feel there will be many academics involved in the behind the scenes in getting an arrest (please let it be soon). Tests on soil will play a big "evidence" role - especially if things don't belong near the body etc.

For example, does BAM affect rigamortis & bring it on sooner ?
Or, does it delay rigamortis ?
What else seeped into the soil that remained ? etc

I'm positive Police will have done a recreate of the offense - leaving the house (with moon in correct phase) and driving out with sandbags weighing Suzanne's correct weight. So their Brief of Evidence fits perfectly in their timeline issue to the Court/Judge.

Digging the shallow hole etc. to ensure their calculations and "time of death" as accurate as possible.

Please let them get BM DNA from things that were in the shallow grave.

it's almost impossible to get time of death from a fresh corpse.

 

[Seattle1]

Suzanne Morphew died by homicide with cocktail of animal tranquilizers in her system, coroner rules

The Chaffee County coroner determined Suzanne Morphew’s death was a homicide and toxicology results found a mix of drugs in her remains.

www.denverpost.com

I read Iris's comments as desperate- rather than her client, who had access to these tranquilizers, police should be looking at local vets and wildlife specialists; because there was caffeine in her system in must have been morning, as if nobody drinks coffee any other time. Its grasping, desperate, nonsense that only makes sense if you suspend logical thought.

There is one guy with motive, means, personality and opportunity that police should be looking at.

Mike King (Profiling Evil) made some interesting comments in response to defense attorney IE's allegation BM advised not to collect SM's remains from the Coroner, and they have no have confidence in the investigators.

Mike opined -- why not collect SM and take the remains for 2nd autopsy?

Also, coffee is not the only source of caffeine!

 

[Love Never Fails]

Mike King (Profiling Evil) made some interesting comments in response to defense attorney IE's allegation BM advised not to collect SM's remains from the Coroner, and they have no have confidence in the investigators.

Mike opined -- why not collect SM and take the remains for 2nd autopsy?

Also, coffee is not the only source of caffeine!

It was a good show.