US EditionHusband of a Colorado woman who disappeared in 2020 pleads not guilty to murder
Barry Morphew denied first-degree murder charges after his wife's remains were found with animal sedatives; trial set for Oct. 13 with a $3 million bond and electronic monitoring.
- Barry Morphew pleaded not guilty to murder in the 2020 disappearance of his wife, Suzanne Morphew, for the second time.
- Suzanne Morphew's skeletal remains were found off a dirt road in 2023, showing no signs of trauma but containing a drug cocktail used to tranquilize wildlife that her husband had a prescription for.
- The coroner determined Suzanne Morphew's cause of death was homicide by intoxication of the three drugs in the cocktail known as BAM.
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Barry Morphew pleads not guilty to murder of wife Suzanne
Watch previous coverage of Barry Morphew's arrest in the video player above. (ALAMOSA COUNTY, Colo.) — Barry Morphew, the man accused of murder in connection with the death of his wife, Suzanne, entered a not-guilty plea during his arraignment hearing on Monday, Jan. 12, at the Alamosa County Courthouse. The case will now go to [...]
Barry Morphew, man accused of killing his wife near Salida, enters not guilty plea
CHAFFEE, Colo. (KRDO) -- Barry Morphew, the man accused of killing his wife in a case that captured national attention, entered a not guilty plea in court Monday. The case now heads to trial. Morphew's wife, Suzanne, disappeared in Salida back on Mother's Day in 2020. She was reported to have gone on a bike ride in Chaffee County and never returned. A year after her disappearance, her husband, Barry, was arrested and charged with murder-- but th…
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