Colorado Husband Rearrested in Mother’s Day Murder After Three Years of Prosecutorial Failures
After three years of missed justice and bungled prosecution, Barry Morphew faces first-degree murder charges again in the death of his wife Suzanne, whose skeletal remains were found with evidence linking him to a deadly wildlife tranquilizer.
The long, convoluted saga surrounding the disappearance and death of Suzanne Morphew has taken a significant turn as her husband, Barry Morphew, was rearrested on a first-degree murder charge nearly three years after she vanished on Mother’s Day 2020. This arrest comes despite an earlier failure by prosecutors to secure a conviction due to mismanagement of evidence and procedural errors that undermined the case.Barry Morphew was apprehended in Arizona following a Colorado grand jury indictment that reignited hopes for accountability. His bond was set at $3 million cash only, reflecting the severity of the charges. Authorities now aim to bring...
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