Anonymous wrote:He's put their house on the market. Supposedly the daughters won't stay there any more. Can you imagine what they're going through?
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/19057-Puma-Path-Salida-CO-81201/96847591_zpid/?

Seems pretty boring for $1.8M and only 3 beds in the middle of nowhere. What am I missing?

Anonymous wrote:Colorado must have a missing white girl publicity fund.

LOL I should not have laughed at this...

He's put their house on the market. Supposedly the daughters won't stay there any more. Can you imagine what they're going through?
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/19057-Puma-Path-Salida-CO-81201/96847591_zpid/?

Anonymous wrote:He is a VOLUNTEER firefighter. He is a business owner.

He knew that she would be reported missing as soon as they did not show up for the wedding on mother's day

This is such a tragic and bizarre story. Very sad.

The brother-in-law also said Suzanne was going to domestic abuse survivor meetings.

Brother-in-law says the husband did it

https://knewz.com/suzanne-morphew-brother-husband/

Surprise, surprise the two men who approached her was the husband's friend and relative (a brother maybe?). This is one day after Mother's Day/the day Suzanne went missing.

The husband is guilty as f. In addition to the chlorine in his room and mysterious digging on a landscaping site he had no work on previously -- he told his employees that his wife had been taken by a mountain lion the day after she disappeared.

Who says that? A person a with a guilty conscience.

On the morning of May 11, Barry called to say his wife had 'gotten attacked, or a mountain lion has got her,' Gentile said.

He told Gentile they were going up the mountain to find his wife.

Gentile said she and Puckett packed up and drove back to Salida.

She said, back in town, she was approached by two men, both of whom she told Fox were 'linked' to Morphew, who told her: 'We would give you your paycheck, but we don't want it to look like hush-hush money. You have rights, but you don't have to give CBI (Colorado Bureau of Investigation) your phone.'

Gentile ignored the men, and spoke to the CBI five times, and handed over her phone.

'I know my rights and I don't have anything to hide,' she said.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8726789/Employee-Suzanne-Morphews-husband-DENIES-having-affair-Colorado-mom-vanished.html

I’ve been following this story on Websleuths. I would be very surprised if her body was found. Heartbreaking for the daughters.

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Anonymous wrote:This is so sad. I feel so badly for her daughters. Apparently her husband is not cooperating with police.

Surprise. I wonder if the daughters suspect something.

I was wondering the same thing. There is not much information. This is a terrible story. So sad

Anonymous wrote:This is so sad. I feel so badly for her daughters. Apparently her husband is not cooperating with police.

Surprise. I wonder if the daughters suspect something.

This is so sad. I feel so badly for her daughters. Apparently her husband is not cooperating with police.

I'm astonished. SHOCKED. Impossible that the husband did it. What ingenuity - killing your wife the day before mother's day and claiming you were somewhere else working when she disappeared.

Husband of missing Colorado mom spent the night before her disappearance at cheap Denver hotel, leaving the room reeking of chlorine and littered with insurance letters and wet towels, co-worker claims

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8685695/Husband-missing-Colorado-mom-spent-night-disappearance-cheap-Denver-hotel.html

Speaking in an exclusive interview, Puckett told DailyMail.com: ‘I got there Sunday night and the room smelled like chlorine real bad.

‘It was his room and he’d taken a shower – his towels were all over the floor.’

A manager at the $92-a-night property confirmed to DailyMail.com that they do not use chlorine to clean guest rooms and have handed security footage from the weekend of May 9 to police.

Puckett also said he discovered a pile of mail in the room – including a letter about property insurance – and later turned it over to the FBI.

He said: ‘I found some mail in the hotel room. His mail was in there and I gave it to the FBI. I thought it was kind of odd to have it there.

‘Some of it was from an insurance company, like insuring your property, that kind of thing.’

I think Barry came home Saturday night late, killed her, put the bike and her in the truck, planted the bike near the bridge, then buried her in some forgotten construction site.