Barry Morphue used several surnames in Arizona before the murder indictment: source

Cave Creek, Arees. , At a distance of 600 miles from Colorado, 600 miles, where Suzanne Morphue disappeared on Mother’s Day in 2020, Barry Morphue found a migration from the state, where the prosecutors initially tried, but failed, convicted him for killing his wife.

Barry Morphine was charged by a grand jury on the first degree of murder in the first degree after deliberations regarding the death of his wife, 49-year-old Suzanne Morphue, who was also the mother of two daughters. Barry Morphue was arrested in Goodyer, Arizona, from where his wife went missing.

Barry Morphue settled in cave Creek, Arizona after leaving allegations of murder of his wife’s disappearance in 2022. The allegations were demolished after the alleged prosecution failure to follow the malpractice and search rules, resulting in the judge to stop several state witnesses from testifying.

Arizona, a restaurant employee in the cave Creek, told Fox News Digital that he did not know Barry Morphue by his first name – and he thought he was a completely different person. Charlie Loots, the bar manager of Herold’s Cave Creek Coral, told Fox News Digital that Barry Morphue had gone under the name “Bruce”.

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Loans did not know the real name of Barry Morphue until June 20, when news reports about the murder allegations related to the death of Suzanne Morphue started.

“I was surprised, again, I mean, I was caught a lot about all this,” Loots said. “I spent, honestly, as soon as I found about it, I spent two hours to read the article about it. I was so contradictory, because I was, like, like this, it’s not,” he said.

Loom said that he started looking at Barry Morphue, or Bruce, as he knew the suspect of the murder after the Koronwirus epidemic. He said that Barry Morphine had a Go-Two drink beer, often switched between Miller Light and Course Lite, saying that she was in bar a week before her arrest on 13 June.

Barry Morphue “bar was always contacted by other women”, Loots said, saying that she often contacts other women and tamper with them.

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Libbi Spril told Fox News Digital that she was one of the female barry morphine of Herold’s cave Creek Coral. Spril said she was in Herold’s cave Creek Coral in March 2024 when she asked if she wanted to dance.

“He went to me and he said,” Hi. ” He likes, ‘Do you want to dance?’ And I said, “You are Barry Morphue,” Spril said.

At that time, according to Spril, Barry Morphue said “No, no, I think you have a wrong person.” After a while, Spiril said that a person approached him and introduced Barry Morphine as “Lee” from Indiana.

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According to the Grand Jury Prosecution on 20 June, Barry Morphue went by the surname “Lee Moore”. A local gas station clerk told Fox News Digital that he knew Barry Morphine as “Lee”.

Public records indicate that Barry Morphue paid and self-employed at the Stardust Trailer Park. In Colorado, he was a landlord and independent contractor, but he did not have any professional license to either in Arizona.

For the 18th Judicial District Attorney Office in Colorado, a Colorado -based lawyer and former Deputy District Attorney McClin in Colorado, Fox News Digital reported that the use of two surnames is unusual.

“It’s strange,” McCallin said. “I mean, it is definitely evidence that it is a person who does not want to go by his real name, perhaps, it is also known, a little careless with the use of those surnames.”

“It is clear that he did not want to go by Barry,” he said, trying to live a double life in the cave Creek, Arizona to connect his potential Barry Morphine.

The prosecutors have written in the June 20 prosecution that chemicals beetorphonol, azapron and meditomidine were found in Suzanne Morphine’s bone marrow. He alleged that Barry Morphue used a “balm” deer tranquilizer to molest and transport deer on his farm when he stayed in Indiana.

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Barry Morphine was also the only person with a prescription Deer The prosecutors said that he lived in the state region. Officials said only two other institutions reaching the BAM campus within the surrounding counties were Colorado Park and Wildlife and National Park Services.

“Finally, the prescription records suggest that when Suzanne Morphue disappeared, only one private citizen living in that entire region of the state had access to BAM: Barry Morphue,” said in the prosecution.

Morphine’s Attorney, David Beller, first told the Fox News Digital Morphue “maintains his innocence.”

“Nevertheless, the government allows its predetermined conclusion to lead its discovery for evidence,” Beller said. “The matter has not changed, and the result will not happen.”

Barry Morphine’s lawyer refused to comment.