Suzanne Morphew’s body found after husband Barry’s murder were charges dropped
SUZANNE Morphew’s body has been found after her husband’s murder charges were dropped.
The mom-of-two was last heard from on May 9 2020, the day before Mother’s Day.
Her husband, Barry, 54, was initially charged with first-degree murder in connection with the May 2020 disappearance and presumed death of his wife.
However, his charges were dropped in April.
District Attorney Linda Stanley filed a motion that asked Judge Ramsey Lama to dismiss Morphew’s case without prejudice, meaning charges could be filed again at a later date.
His daughters, who have supported him, addressed the court.
“We fully support this dismissal. We know our dad didn’t have anything to do with it,” Mallory said.
Macy added that she was looking forward to taking time to heal and “hopefully finding out what really happened to our mom.”
A neighbor raised the alarm after Mallory and Macy were unable to contact their mother.
Morphew had allegedly been staying in a Denver hotel 140 miles away the night before Suzanne vanished as he prepared for a landscaping job.
Morphew claims he went to bed at 8pm the night Suzanne went missing, but his car data tells a different story, according to investigators.
Data pulled from his truck’s computer appears to reveal the movement of his car on his property at 9.30pm, which contradicts what he told officials.
Car data from the following day shows that Morphew drove past the location where Suzanne’s bike helmet was later found on his way to a work location.
On the way to the worksite, Morphew pulled over at a bus stop, a hotel, a McDonald’s, and a dumpster, disposing of trash at all locations, prosecutors have said, citing security footage and vehicle data.
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