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Barry Morphew Shares More Photos And Love Letter Nearly 5 Months After Wife, Suzanne, Disappears
When asked about why he didn't join in the latest search for Suzanne, Barry says "he had already spent months doing the same with close friends. He no longer believes she’s in the area. He also added Moorman never reached out to him directly about the search despite repeated attempts to contact him personally."
My question is when? When did he gather friends and spend months searching for her? When he was busy trying to get her declared dead, when he was selling off property or maybe it was when he was gone hunting? It seems to me that if he was out there searching as much as he said he was that wouldn't leave much time for doing all these other things that we all know he was doing. Also, did he really need a written invitation to show up and search for his wife with the rest of the large group of complete strangers that dropped everything to travel to Colorado and join the search teams? Then we get to the end when he says, "to help the investigation, he opened his home and property to investigators, as well as cell phone records and computers. He said he has sat through countless days of interrogations" If he willingly opened his home and let investigators come in and take anything they needed and do whatever needed to be done would they have secured two search warrants for his home and property therein? I don't know everything there is to know about how the investigative process works but it seems like there would be no need for search warrants if he was openly welcoming them in to search and seize what needed to be taken.
When asked about why he didn't join in the latest search for Suzanne, Barry says "he had already spent months doing the same with close friends. He no longer believes she’s in the area. He also added Moorman never reached out to him directly about the search despite repeated attempts to contact him personally."
My question is when? When did he gather friends and spend months searching for her? When he was busy trying to get her declared dead, when he was selling off property or maybe it was when he was gone hunting? It seems to me that if he was out there searching as much as he said he was that wouldn't leave much time for doing all these other things that we all know he was doing. Also, did he really need a written invitation to show up and search for his wife with the rest of the large group of complete strangers that dropped everything to travel to Colorado and join the search teams? Then we get to the end when he says, "to help the investigation, he opened his home and property to investigators, as well as cell phone records and computers. He said he has sat through countless days of interrogations" If he willingly opened his home and let investigators come in and take anything they needed and do whatever needed to be done would they have secured two search warrants for his home and property therein? I don't know everything there is to know about how the investigative process works but it seems like there would be no need for search warrants if he was openly welcoming them in to search and seize what needed to be taken.