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Accused murderer Barry Morphew, 53, is in even more legal jeopardy in connection with the disappearance and presumed death of his wife and alleged victim Suzanne Morphew, 49. The Colorado man allegedly cast a ballot in the missing woman’s name for the 2020 presidential election. Incidentally, it was for incumbent Donald Trump. The Chaffee County Clerk made a report of voter fraud in October 2020, according to an arrest affidavit obtained by Denver Fox affiliate KDVR-TV. The ballot was in Suzanne Morphew’s name, even though she had been reported missing from Salida, Colorado by a neighbor on May 10, 2020 — Mother’s Day — after she did not return home from a bike ride. A week later, Suzanne’s husband, who at that time was not charged in his wife’s presumed death, appeared in a video pleading for her safe return home.
Suzanne Morphew's body has not been found, and the arrest affidavit outlining the evidence leading investigators to believe he is responsible for his wife's death has been sealed, District Attorney Linda Stanley said. When investigators began asking questions after his arrest, Morphew asked for a lawyer and the questioning stopped, she said. One of two state public defenders who have notified the court that they are representing Morphew, Daniel Zettler, said he could not comment on the case under office policy. “Today is not the day for celebration nor does it mark the end of this investigation. Rather it's the next step in this very difficult yet very important journey as we seek justice for Suzanne and her family,” Spezze said.
After pleading for her return, husband charged with killing woman who disappeared in 2020 Updated 9:39 AM; DENVER (AP) — The husband of a Colorado woman who has been missing for nearly a year was arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder and other charges in her presumed death, authorities said Wednesday. Barry Morphew was arrested in connection with the disappearance of Suzanne Morphew as the result of an ongoing investigation that has so far involved over 135 searches across Colorado and the interviews of more than 400 people in multiple states, Chaffee County Sheriff John Spezze said. Morphew was arrested earlier in the day near his home without incident and was being held in jail, he said.
"Today is not the day for celebration nor does it mark the end of this investigation. Rather it's the next step in this very difficult yet very important journey as we seek justice for Suzanne and her family," Spezze said. Suzanne Morphew, the mother of two daughters, disappeared on May 10, 2020, Mothers' Day, in the Salida area. A few days later, investigators found an item possibly belonging to the 49-year-old woman, but several searches that included waterways did not turn up a body. A week after she went missing, Barry Morphew posted a video on Facebook pleading for her safe return.
Andy Moorman, brother of Suzanne Morphew who has been missing since Mother's Day, spoke to Fox News about what he believes happened to his sister, and his hope to finally get closure about what had happened to her. Barry Morphew, the husband of missing Colorado mom Suzanne Morphew, appeared in court Thursday, shackled and wearing a jail-issued jumpsuit as he faces three charges -- including first-degree murder -- in connection with his wife’s presumed death. Morphew, 53, spoke only briefly during his initial appearance in Chaffee County court on Thursday, where he sat alongside his public defender, Daniel Zettler, and wore an orange and white jumpsuit, a blue face mask and shackles.
Barry Morphew, accused of killing his wife, Suzanne, who was reported missing a year ago, made his first court appearance Thursday. Morphew, 52, was charged with first-degree murder, tampering with evidence and attempt to influence a public official nearly a year after his wife, Suzanne Morphew, went missing after going for a bike ride near Salida on Mother’s Day last year. Wearing a white-and-orange striped jail jumpsuit and a blue mask, Morphew sat next to his public defender with his hands cuffed and resting in front of him. Morphew did not speak during the hearing that lasted about 15 minutes other than responding “yes sir” to the judge’s questions confirming that he understood the charges and orders filed against him.