Warwick7
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Great thought!I wonder if he left a note or card on the nightstand.
Great thought!I wonder if he left a note or card on the nightstand.
It's interesting to me a particular group of people we have not heard from, that being his "workers" that he claims were coming in Sunday night to the job in Denver.
Not a single MSM interview with any of those guys. Not a peep in social media either, as far as I know. That just seems rather curious to me, that not a single one of those workers has spoken up to say yes, BM was there in Denver on the job site all day Sunday, setting it up for when they came in Sunday night. As he claims.
Oooh, Surely the cops would have noticed if he hadn't??I wonder if he left a note or card on the nightstand.
Yes, and how did he know she was on a bike ride?Or calling or messaging her throughout the day? We haven’t heard him say that he communicated with her at all that day. So if he left at 5am and she was still sleeping ... did they not communicate when she woke? Or at all during that day until his daughters called him so worried that the neighbor had to be called who in turn phones the police? (If I’m recalling correctly, it was the neighbor who phoned the police.). So from 5am till he got the call early evening (phone call to police was around 5:45pm, correct?) did he not attempt to message her or call her at all? On Mother’s day? When the daughters were supposed to be on their way home? Even Scott Peterson left a message on the answering machine “hey baby, wasn’t able to pick up that fruit basket you wanted ....” . That seems like a distancing tactic IMO, “don’t try to call her, let someone else determine that she is not responding, distance yourself from it.”
I don’t understand people thinking not waking up your spouse at 5 AM on Mother’s Day (or any day)
is strange or bad somehow.
Thinking of my wife of 39 years or my mother, both would much rather be let sleep in then have to wake up to say goodbye at 5 am. A phone call at the normal wake up time would be much more appreciated.
And let's not forget the first story put out:Right. In the beginning I waited, expecting everyday to hear some
detail about the Denver job site. It's not like it was at the North Pole, it's in Denver, a big city. Plenty of cameras, and people to see things. This case has been on the news in Denver, but no one has surfaced with any information. It just doesn't make sense. I can hardly believe that BM would lie about his alibi. The only explanation that I can think of is that he is using the "job" story to cover up a tryst of some sort. If that's not the explanation, then I have to assume he's not bright at all and really goofed up. Maybe he thinks that as long as no body is found, then mere lies won't convict him?Moo
911 calls can"t be made from out of the 911 covered area. Asking some one to call in for you is the only way.
But by calling the regular police line they might patch you through.
BBM I wonder which relatives they are referring to in this article. Did they really mean one relative (nephew?) or multiple relatives? MOOAnd let's not forget the first story put out:
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Relatives told CBS4 that Barry Morphew had been in Denver, about 150 miles from Maysville, on the day his wife disappeared; reportedly for some type of training believed to be connected to his work as a firefighter.
‘Pacing around, staring out windows’: Chaffee County Fire Chief addresses questions about missing Suzanne Morphew’s husband Barry Morphew
BbmAnd let's not forget the first story put out:
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Relatives told CBS4 that Barry Morphew had been in Denver, about 150 miles from Maysville, on the day his wife disappeared; reportedly for some type of training believed to be connected to his work as a firefighter.
‘Pacing around, staring out windows’: Chaffee County Fire Chief addresses questions about missing Suzanne Morphew’s husband Barry Morphew
BBM:
I don't find BM's report that he left SM sleeping undisturbed at 5 am odd in and of itself.
What makes that statement hugely problematic in my eyes is that it appears to conflict with his earlier report to TD that he talked to SM to "ask her if she would mind" if he went to Denver that day, since it was Mother's Day.
If it were just a matter of BM saying he didn't wake her up before he left, it wouldn't be terribly suspicious.
JMO.
YES! Bam!911 calls go to a dispatcher, who then directs the call to the proper emergency department ( police, fire, ems) If BM called the Salida police directly, he could have made contact with the police department immediately. And I'm sure any firefighter worth a salt would know the phone number!!!! He chose to have someone else make the call. MOO
Agreed.This not a good sign. Communication with his granddaughters has been cut off.
MOO but I somehow doubt that cell phone analysis from Barry's phone will show that he made a call to Suzanne Mother's Day morning to wish her a wonderful day.
I 100% agree with you. Him leaving early and letting his wife sleep in on MD alone isnt really suspicious. Im more trouble by the way he speaks about her now. In his recent interview he states "“We don’t know why God does what he does,” Barry told Scharf. ” But we have to trust him". To me this comes off as a man who has accepted that his wife is missing and his statement makes it seem like hes satisfied with the answers he already has. and i already commented on this but he then says “I am afraid of what is out there,” he said. “People don’t know the truth, so they’re gonna think what they’re gonna think.” Again he sounds more concerned about his reputation the SM.BBM:
But we have to look at that statement in the light of everything else he's said.
Everything he says is intended to distance himself from SM that day.
He's very manipulative.
JMO.
Agreed.
I worry about what those daughters are being told and if they're being controlled by the husband's family ?
Maybe due to BM needing to take complete control of any of Suzanne's assets that BM hasn't already seized, or inheritance through her father ?
My guess? A relative of BM's - IMO and when we all searched and found the training was cancelled due to Covid - the Denver job was the new storyBBM I wonder which relatives they are referring to in this article. Did they really mean one relative (nephew?) or multiple relatives? MOO
Yes, and how did he know she was on a bike ride?
I worry about them too. Since the girls are old enough to have cell phones, cars, the ability to leave and make phone calls, I think BM is controlling the narrative in that household. Since he’s their Dad and they love him, they will believe what he says. MOO It’s very sad.Agreed.
I worry about what those daughters are being told and if they're being controlled by the husband's family ?
Maybe due to BM needing to take complete control of any of Suzanne's assets that BM hasn't already seized, or inheritance through her father ?
I find it reassuring. The Sheriff knows the lay of the land so to speak.Good time to update thread for new viewers that then Sheriff-elect John Spezze took over in as Sheriff of Chaffee County in Jan 2015. He previously served as Under-Sheriff 2011-14 for retired Sheriff Pete Palmer. Salida is the Sheriff's hometown. He returned home to Salida after retiring from a 27-year career with the Denver Police Dept.
BM is fortunate and should be thankful that his wife's case is under his watch.
Sheriff-elect John Spezze returns to hometown with big-city experience