According to the new indictment, the body of Suzanne Morphue was taken at least twice when he was murdered.

Barry morphA long-standing suspect in the disappearance and murder of his wife was arrested in Arizona on June 20, 2025, two days later he was accused of killing his wife Suzanne Morphue in the case of death in the case of death. This was the second time Barry Morphue was arrested and his death was accused. Initial allegations were rejected Without prejudice, Earth officials reserved the right to re -charge him.

Latest grand jury The prosecution reveals new details It is also surprising for those who are following the matter as Suzanne Morphue Momers Day disappeared at 2020. Barry Morphue has long said that he has nothing to do with his wife’s murder, and two adult daughters of the couple stand with their father.

Initial allegations against Barry Morphue were dismissed, officials continued to search for his body and Suzanne Morphue on 22 September 2023 Remains found A “shallow, in the flendstine grave… and less than an hour in less than an hour,” according to the prosecution.

“Most of his bones were recovered,” stated in the prosecution, and a board-certified humanist, a botanist, and an entomologist were brought to analyze the remains and concluded that “the location was unlikely to be dislocated by a new body for a skeletal.”

Dan “Dan R”, who lives in the Salida region of Colorado, where Morphews lived when Suzanne Morphue went missing, is the news director and operating manager of The Heart of The Rockies Radio. He told “48 hours” that it was difficult to understand the charge of prosecution against Barry Morphue. “Why would he do this?” Ridenour asked. “Why will he take the body?”

For one thing, Ridenore said that Barry Morphue is under heavy investigation as Suzanne Morphue was reported missing. “Salida does not have a more recognizable face than Barry Morphue,” said Ridenore. “He is going to take that opportunity and is driving 70 miles in the south and digging a shallow grave? There are many questions.”

But the prosecution is uneven: Suzanne Morphine’s bones were taken to the location when his body was disintegrated elsewhere, which means that he was taken at least twice after his murder. “He was initially not killed in the San Louis Valley,” said Ridenore. “He was taken there. This was not his first grave.”

In addition, the tests showed that in the bone marrow of Suzanne Morphine, the chief toxicist found a mixture of three chemicals, known as BAM. The premises are used to calm wildlife and the prosecution states that Barry Morphue has accepted to calm the deer using those drugs. He also admitted to the authorities that, a month before Suzanne Morphue disappeared, he used chemicals that were to calm a deer near the Brijway of Morphue Niwas.

Chemical compounds take several minutes “temptation” prosecution states and tests ” [Suzanne’s] Death after BAM exposure was not immediate as Suzanne Morphue’s body started metabolizing the drug before dying. ,

Officials have long suspected that Barry Morphue chased Suzanne Morfav around his house, which was somehow injuring him with the BAM campus. According to the texts, Suzanne Morphue told Barry Morphue that she wanted to divorce the “citizen” and later revealed that she was a two -year case with a former school student.

The prosecution connects Barry Morphine with the purchase of the BAM compound which is a highly controlled drug. This concludes: “The record of the prescription shows that when Suzanne Morphue disappeared, only one private citizen living in that entire region of the state had access to BAM: Barry Morphue.”

“48 hours” correspondent Peter Wan Sant “The Suzan Morphine Case: Nothing seems to be,” updated the case in, “on Saturday, 5 July at 9/8C and streaming on paramount+.

“This case is incredibly unique,” says Aya Grube, now a law professor at Southern California School of Law. “When you started digging a little deep, there is nothing that seems.”

Gruber studied thousands of public documents from prosecutors, investigators and defense lawyers.

Suzanne Morphue was reported to be missing on May 10, 2020. She was alone that day because her daughters, Massey, 16, and 20-year-old Malori, a church-contaminated camp trip and later planned to return the Mother’s Day.

Suzanne Morphue was officially reported to be missing by a neighbor, investigating the story of Barry Morphue. Friends and relatives told the investigators that the marriage was upset, and the agents read a removing text from Suzanne on their phone, which wrote: “I am doing. I could have less care what you have been doing and have been for years. We just need to know it.”

But 10 days after Suzanne Morphue disappeared, agents were pulled in a separate direction when they found a so -called detective pen related to Suzanne. Spy pen has a long battery life and is designed to look and write like a simple pen.

But an additional feature of this is: it is voice-active and records conversation. Suzanne Morphue had achieved this, he told a friend, as he suspected that Barry Morphue had an affair and expected to use the pen to collect evidence. But the plan returned.

Investigators heard what Penn had recorded and however, there was no evidence regarding Barry Morphue, saying he heard “intimate” conversation between Suzanne Morfue and someone named Jeff.

This was another twist in a case filled with him.

Without knowing who Jeff was Jeff or when Suzanne Morphue went missing, they could not finish him as a person or interest. Six months before highlighting his identity, the FBI agents were taken: Jeff Labler, a person who knew from both Suzanne and Barry Morfue from his Alexandria, Indiana, High School. Labeller and Suzanne Morphue started once after graduation, and she reached her in 2018 after transferring to Colorado with a Facebook message in 2018 which bus reads: “Hody Stranger.”

“And from that moment he spoke on the nonstop almost every single day,” Ashley Franco said, for a former reporter KktvCBS Sahit in Colorado Springs, who have covered the story from the beginning.

This was enough to ignite the love affair of nearly two years. Liber had a wife and six children. He lived in Michigan and claimed to stay there with his family on the day Suzanne Morfav disappeared.

The agents eventually discovered that lovers had spoken to each other for dozens of hours, often communicated through secret accounts on WhatsApp and LinkedIn. Labeller also admitted that he had met for romantic rendezers in New Orleans, Florida, Texas, Michigan and Indiana.

After the disappearance of Suzanne Morphue in May 2020, Liber did not contact the authorities. Instead, agents say, they removed accounts where they had communicated with Suzanne Morphue.

“All his social media accounts were removed what he did, which he used to communicate with Suzanne,” said Gruber. “If there is a lot to come out if the revelations of this affair have happened.”

Labler allegedly told the agents that he did not want to tarnish Suzanne Morphine’s memory, but he also said that he was worried that he would lose his wife, children and jobs. He also worried that he could be considered a suspect. “He asks agents,” I’m a goal? ” “Gruber said.

After the agents faced him, he collaborated, provided a sample of his DNA and password to the removed accounts. The investigators were eventually able to return the couple’s footsteps and recovered the texts by tapping in the lieger and Suzanne Morphine’s ICloud accounts.

Libeller was able to provide receipts for a household goods shop, the day Suzanne disappeared, he went to Michigan and was eventually cleaned.

Investigators still had their doubts about Barry Morphine. He never gave any evidence that he was making a round, but the investigators found their actions suspicious during the Weekend of Mother’s Day.

He asked Barry Morphine why his phone was pinging around his house a day before Mother’s Day and told him that he would be shooting Chipmanks, which he said that there was a continuous disturbance at home.

This was probably the world’s first chipmank Alibi, but Barry Morphue stood by it, stating that he shot 85 chipmanks in two years, the owner of the Colorado House.

“And then the confession for shooting of chipmanks becomes a big piece of evidence against him,” Gruber said.

The van saint asked why. “Because [agents are] Saying this, ‘Okay, you know, now he is accepting the matter of running around the house. And this is a ridiculous explanation, so it should be an explanation of a convict, “Gruber replied.

What is more, there was no evidence of any chipmank shoot around the house and neighbors did not remember to listen to any kind of disturbance during that period.

Cases sometimes turn on the smallest things and, in this case, agents are seized on just a small object.

Agents found a small clear plastic cap in the family’s dryer, which they believed that the chemicals were from the syringe used to inject the tranquilizer dart. Barry Morphue admitted that he knew how to inject chemicals into a dart and he shot several deer for trophies and so he could get his antillers. His garage was filled with a pile of deer’s head and antellers. However, no working tranquilizer gun was found in the house and officials say Barry’s DNA was not on that plastic cap.

Nevertheless, investigators developed a theory that Barry Morphue shot Suzan Morphine with a tranquilizer gun and then followed him around the house before leaving. They found a door frame that broke and suspected that there was a confrontation.

Agents also tapped in a new investigative device called digital vehicle forensic, He drawn data from several computers of his Ford truck and received the truck to “talk” to them. He came to know that when Barry Morphue said that he was sleeping, the doors of the truck were opening and closing.

it was Arrested and accused In May 2021 with first-degree murder and other crimes. Barry eventually requested not to be guilty.