Found Deceased CO - Suzanne Morphew, 49, Chaffee Co, 10 May 2020 *Case dismissed w/o prejudice* #105

[jakat]

DBM DUP

 

[jakat]

DBM DUP

 

[jakat]

Yes. He found a stack of papers and mail, including insurance documents, according to him.There was file folder metal bands in the fireplace where he burned her journal and only he knows what else. There's security photos of him bringing documents into the hotel.

Husband of missing mom Suzanne Morphew left hotel reeking of chlorine: report

The husband of missing Colorado mother Suzanne Morphew stayed in a Denver hotel prior to her disappearance and left his room smelling of chlorine, according to a report. Morphew, a 49-year-old moth…

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Thank you!

 

[Seattle1]

Rest in Peace, JP

Didn't JP find insurance papers in the room at the hotel, in addition to the wet towels on the floor? I thought the insurance papers were underneath a pillow, but I could be wrong.

I believe it was a solicitation addressed to BM for property insurance. JP gave it to the FBI.

Husband of missing mom Suzanne Morphew left hotel reeking of chlorine: report

The husband of missing Colorado mother Suzanne Morphew stayed in a Denver hotel prior to her disappearance and left his room smelling of chlorine, according to a report. Morphew, a 49-year-old moth…

nypost.com

 

[Aloe]

Wasn’t there an interview in which Morgan states that she and JP discussed the job site and motel room situation and JP advised her to document everything??
I’ve had no luck in finding that interview. Maybe I’m misremembering?
Also, is there any information released about JP’s cause of death?MOO

 

[Seattle1]

Wasn’t there an interview in which Morgan states that she and JP discussed the job site and motel room situation and JP advised her to document everything??
I’ve had no luck in finding that interview. Maybe I’m misremembering?
Also, is there any information released about JP’s cause of death?MOO

Yes, I also recall MG stating JP suggested she document a timeline of her communication with BM beginning on Saturday to Tuesday when they left Broomfield after they had no materials. I think it was most likely a video-recorded interview because I'm also not seeing these details in the MEDIA thread.

CO - Suzanne Morphew, 49, Chaffee County, 10 May 2020 , MEDIA,MAPS,TIMELINE *NO DISCUSSION*

Former employee of Suzanne Morphew’s husband claims Barry Morphew fired her because she handed her phone over to investigators snipped by Ellen Killoran September 15, 2020 A woman who worked for Suzanne Morphew’s husband Barry Morphew has spoken about his behavior the weekend Suzanne...

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[MountainDad]

I believe it was a solicitation addressed to BM for property insurance. JP gave it to the FBI.

Husband of missing mom Suzanne Morphew left hotel reeking of chlorine: report

The husband of missing Colorado mother Suzanne Morphew stayed in a Denver hotel prior to her disappearance and left his room smelling of chlorine, according to a report. Morphew, a 49-year-old moth…

nypost.com

I believe it was related to the sale of Suzanne's home in Indiana - BM was also part owner. He killed her and took all the proceeds IMO.

 

[Momofthreeboys]

I believe it was related to the sale of Suzanne's home in Indiana - BM was also part owner. He killed her and took all the proceeds IMO.

I think it was nothing important - I could imagine him grabbing the mail out of the box on the way out of town and sifting through it tossing everything not important.

 

[MountainDad]

I

I think it was nothing important - I could imagine him grabbing the mail out of the box on the way out of town and sifting through it tossing everything not important.

Fair enough. I think it was important. I could imagine him burning records and journals at the house, going through insurance paperwork to see if missing wife is covered on insurance policies, covering his tracks, and preparing to sell all their joint assets. He also brought stacks of paperwork to the fake alibi. It worked. He made 1 million dollars killing his wife, benefiting from her equity in home sales. All IMO

 

[jakat]

I believe it was a solicitation addressed to BM for property insurance. JP gave it to the FBI.

Husband of missing mom Suzanne Morphew left hotel reeking of chlorine: report

The husband of missing Colorado mother Suzanne Morphew stayed in a Denver hotel prior to her disappearance and left his room smelling of chlorine, according to a report. Morphew, a 49-year-old moth…

nypost.com

Thank you!

 

[Elliot_Alderson]

I wish I could set up a fight to the death between BM and William Coker and they both kill each other.

 

[Momofthreeboys]

I

Fair enough. I think it was important. I could imagine him burning records and journals at the house, going through insurance paperwork to see if missing wife is covered on insurance policies, covering his tracks, and preparing to sell all their joint assets. He also brought stacks of paperwork to the fake alibi. It worked. He made 1 million dollars killing his wife, benefiting from her equity in home sales. All IMO

Don't get me wrong - all those things are entirely plausible, but it all needs to be proved in a trial and that is the current conundrum. They aren't able to prove the journal was burned just that it "might have", they aren't able to prove many little details that we know of potentially but since it didn't make it to trial we don't know what they know that we don't know.

 

[MountainDad]

Don't get me wrong - all those things are entirely plausible, but it all needs to be proved in a trial and that is the current conundrum. They aren't able to prove the journal was burned just that it "might have", they aren't able to prove many little details that we know of potentially but since it didn't make it to trial we don't know what they know that we don't know.

Totality of evidence proves his guilt. How would one surmise they aren't able to prove anything at a trial that never occurred?

 

[mrjitty]

I think it was nothing important - I could imagine him grabbing the mail out of the box on the way out of town and sifting through it tossing everything not important.

As one does at 3am on Sunday morning after murdering the wife

 

[Seattle1]

I believe it was related to the sale of Suzanne's home in Indiana - BM was also part owner. He killed her and took all the proceeds IMO.

Regardless of the content, it made it into the hands of the FBI and that was the end of the hotel's "mail from the rubbish bin story." However, the fireplace files are another story that did make the preliminary hearing. JMO

 

[justtrish]

Totality of evidence proves his guilt. How would one surmise they aren't able to prove anything at a trial that never occurred?

Absolutely! Several cases I've followed recently have been mostly circumstantial and when adding up all the circumstantial pieces, there is just too much to excuse away all of it as coincidence or with some innocent reason. When ever piece of circumstantial evidence looks bad and some other explanation must be the reason for it, then at what point is it just what it is.. everything is pointing to one person and either that person is the most unlucky person ever to have double digit coincidences surrounding their involvement in a crime OR simplest answer is it looks bad because they did it.

 

[MountainDad]

As one does at 3am on Sunday morning after murdering the wife

He could have picked the mail after following the herd of elk at 4 AM, before the big job.

 

[kittythehare]

He could have picked the mail after following the herd of elk at 4 AM, before the big job.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1429906165215989760

 

[FromGermany1]

He could have picked the mail after following the herd of elk at 4 AM, before the big job.

He could have had a P.O.Box in town and not only a letter box at Puma Path. Suzanne, knowing too much, wouldn't have been beneficial for him. IMO and speculation.

 

[Seattle1]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1429906165215989760

This tweet by LS was from the prelim hearing where the prosecution had to pry it out of the defense to confirm that instead of unloading his truck bed to his room and the hotel reception, he could have used those minutes to call off his crew and tell them the job was canceled due to his family emergency.

... But he didn't because BM believed he had the perfect alibi for a perfect murder, NOT!