US EditionBarry Morphew Makes First Colorado Court Appearance
- Barry Morphew was indicted on June 18, 2025, for the murder of his wife, Suzanne Morphew, after new evidence emerged following the discovery of her remains.
- Suzanne's autopsy revealed traces of BAM, a powerful animal sedative, which Barry Morphew allegedly had access to, according to the indictment.
- This marks the second time Barry Morphew has faced charges in this case, as the initial charges were dismissed before trial.
- Barry did not enter a plea during his first court appearance, having been extradited from Arizona after his June indictment.
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Suzanne Morphew's husband arrested on suspicion of murder
The husband of Chaffee County resident Suzanne Morphew, who was reported missing Mother's Day weekend last year, has been arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder and tampering with evidence, according
Discovery of Rare Animal Tranquilizer Helped Police ID Suspect in Suzanne Morphew Cold Case Murder - Her Husband
Barry Morphew appeared in a Colorado courtroom for the first time this week after being charged with his wife Suzanne's murder for a second timesuzanne morphew/Facebook Barry and Suzanne MorphewNEED TO KNOWBarry Morphew was charged with the murder of his wife Suzanne Morphew after she went missing on Mother's Day 2020, but the case against him was droppedA grand jury indicted Barry for Suzanne's murder on June 18, 2025 after new evidence came to…
How law enforcement's discovery of rare drug in Suzanne Morphew's body led to her husband's eventual arrest
Rare deer tranquilizer found in Suzanne Morphew's remains ties Barry Morphew to her murder, prosecutors say, as he was the only private citizen in the area with the chemical compound
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