Suzanne Morphew is missing

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Colorado starting reopening early, May 1, I believe.

Assuming that then, have to wonder why at least her daughters didn't come home for Mother's Day.

Huh? How many people go "home" for Mother's Day? I haven't been to my mother's house for Mother's Day since I lived at home in high school.

Ummm, one of the daughters is in high school. She wasn't home.

Neither was the father/husband who traditionally does celebrate with the wife...just look at all the complaints on the relationship forum.

As for the college-aged daughter I would expect her to drop by on Mother's Day especially if s/he lives just a state away but do you.

States are a lot bigger in the west, you dolt.

NP here. You sound ignorant.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Colorado starting reopening early, May 1, I believe.

Assuming that then, have to wonder why at least her daughters didn't come home for Mother's Day.

Huh? How many people go "home" for Mother's Day? I haven't been to my mother's house for Mother's Day since I lived at home in high school.

Ummm, one of the daughters is in high school. She wasn't home.

Neither was the father/husband who traditionally does celebrate with the wife...just look at all the complaints on the relationship forum.

As for the college-aged daughter I would expect her to drop by on Mother's Day especially if s/he lives just a state away but do you.

Do you have any idea how big Colorado is? "Just a State away" could be 12 hours each way.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is the ONLY site I've found that mentions (even in comments) that it's aclittle weird Suzanne was alone on Mother's Day.

Also, articles are so spare and similar with their 5 bullet points. I've found nowhere else that says where the daughters were.

2 things are routinely confusing: the daughters are variously reported as being "two teenage daughters," "two adult daughters," and "one teenage and one adult daughter." The husband is mentioned as being a "volunteer firefighter," which people understandably read as "firefighter." There's little mention of his actual job/career... way he earns his living. One article does say he's a business owner.

It's unclear what Suzanne does for a living. She does have a charitable foundation, but the listing doesn't say what it does or what its focus is. Media focus is admirably on finding Suzanne, but it feels like they're a Potemkin family.

Yep.

That family is hiding something big.

What does the husband do? Supply guns? Run security for companies?

Why were the daughters off in two different states during a pandemic? (I heard they were in Utah and Idaho btw)

What could be so pressing that the husband was working 150 miles away in Denver on Mother's Day?

Utah and Idaho border each other just like Maryland and Virginia do. Maybe the younger daughter was quarantining with her sister in her sister's off campus apartment and went on a camping trip with friends. I don't find that to be an odd scenario at all. The Morphew home is large and beautiful but also quite isolated even with stay at home orders. It would be a hard place for a kid to be stuck for months on end. I can totally see sending the younger girl to quarantine with her older sister in an off campus apartment. They have to pay for the apartment anyway, might as well use it.

From what I've been able to gather, Suzanne may have been riding on a trail when something happened to her. She is a pretty woman who looks younger than her age and she may have been in the wrong place at the wrong time and encountered the wrong person.

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[Anonymous]

Barry Morphew has finally gone public.

[Anonymous]

I think people often rush to judge the husband/domestic partner too quickly in these cases, but I have a very bad feeling about this guy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Husband looks like an over-leveraged crypto bro who probably got in hot water when the economy tanked. Combine that with a wife who's undergoing cancer treatment while you're going through that stress, and probably a mid-life crisis, and, yeah, it's not looking good.

This could be it.

I also don't think the police have a clear idea of when she went missing. The neighbor? reported her missing on Mother's Day - May 12th.

But the police are looking for footage from as far back as the 8th. So when was she seen last? When did her daughters see her? Her husband?

“Chaffee County residents are being asked to preserve any and all video footage from devices such as Ring doorbells, security cameras, game cameras, etc., from May 8 through May 12.”

[Anonymous]

I know everyone is blaming the husband (and it usually is the husband) but I have a feeling this was suicide.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is the ONLY site I've found that mentions (even in comments) that it's aclittle weird Suzanne was alone on Mother's Day.

Also, articles are so spare and similar with their 5 bullet points. I've found nowhere else that says where the daughters were.

2 things are routinely confusing: the daughters are variously reported as being "two teenage daughters," "two adult daughters," and "one teenage and one adult daughter." The husband is mentioned as being a "volunteer firefighter," which people understandably read as "firefighter." There's little mention of his actual job/career... way he earns his living. One article does say he's a business owner.

It's unclear what Suzanne does for a living. She does have a charitable foundation, but the listing doesn't say what it does or what its focus is. Media focus is admirably on finding Suzanne, but it feels like they're a Potemkin family.

Yep.

That family is hiding something big.

What does the husband do? Supply guns? Run security for companies?

Why were the daughters off in two different states during a pandemic? (I heard they were in Utah and Idaho btw)

What could be so pressing that the husband was working 150 miles away in Denver on Mother's Day?

Utah and Idaho border each other just like Maryland and Virginia do. Maybe the younger daughter was quarantining with her sister in her sister's off campus apartment and went on a camping trip with friends. I don't find that to be an odd scenario at all. The Morphew home is large and beautiful but also quite isolated even with stay at home orders. It would be a hard place for a kid to be stuck for months on end. I can totally see sending the younger girl to quarantine with her older sister in an off campus apartment. They have to pay for the apartment anyway, might as well use it.

From what I've been able to gather, Suzanne may have been riding on a trail when something happened to her. She is a pretty woman who looks younger than her age and she may have been in the wrong place at the wrong time and encountered the wrong person.

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I am her age, and she looks fantastic. Agree with first poster.

[Anonymous]

I think she was abducted. She is very attractive.

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Anonymous wrote:A $1.5 million house while running an inactive landscaping company in another state? Oh this is so fishy. I have to wonder if his wife was kidnapped because his 'real' business ran into some unsavory characters.

It looks like he was in timbering.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Husband looks like an over-leveraged crypto bro who probably got in hot water when the economy tanked. Combine that with a wife who's undergoing cancer treatment while you're going through that stress, and probably a mid-life crisis, and, yeah, it's not looking good.

This could be it.

I also don't think the police have a clear idea of when she went missing. The neighbor? reported her missing on Mother's Day - May 12th.

But the police are looking for footage from as far back as the 8th. So when was she seen last? When did her daughters see her? Her husband?

“Chaffee County residents are being asked to preserve any and all video footage from devices such as Ring doorbells, security cameras, game cameras, etc., from May 8 through May 12.”

Even if she was seen after May 8th, they may just want to know if she was with anyone or anyone visited.

[Anonymous]

It’s almost always the spouse.

[Anonymous]

He’s pretty hot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think people often rush to judge the husband/domestic partner too quickly in these cases, but I have a very bad feeling about this guy.

I do too. in the video he says he'd pay people who have her "however much they want" -- uh kidnappers asking for a ransom for a middled age mom sounds very unlikely -- it sounded more like a flex to me, trying to convince the world he's someone who can pay any amount (guessing he's in piles of debt, too).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know everyone is blaming the husband (and it usually is the husband) but I have a feeling this was suicide.

Why on earth?