I think prosecution absolutely did want to demonstrate that the Morphew marriage had failed.
I think it may be possible that he will kill again.
Suzanne said Barry hit her and made her nose bleed. He admitted he "clipped her" and was sorry.She was scared for her life. No text or calls between BM and SM from feb to may (im done text). She is murdered, BM says they are happily married. Llama rules her own words inadmissible at trial. Something about all male investigators and judges failing to notice the elephant in the room .
Barry Morphew case: Judge won't allow mention of alleged domestic violence; trial to begin in April
The judge presiding over Barry Morphew's murder case will not allow prosecutors to introduce testimony from a friend of Suzanne Morphew about alleged domestic violence in the Morphews' troubled marriage.www.google.com
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If he actually did kill Suzanne, and I believe he did, then there is every reason to believe he's capable of doing it again.
Is it strong enough to get it back into court, I wonder?
In my opinion no. It would literally put their marriage on trial and I don’t think it would be fair to Suzanne. The affair cemented prosecution’s case that their marriage was ending. They don’t need anything else in my opinion.
Ok but it is evidence of violence and it is mot likely uzanne died violently at the hand of a known violent offender.
“Domestic Violence” criteria under Colorado Revised Statutes, §18-6-800.3, Definitions:
- An act or threatened act between people in an intimate relationship.
- Other acts or violations committed against a person, property, or animal with the intent to coerce, control, punish, intimidate, or seek revenge against an intimate partner.
IMO, it's an injustice not to be factual on this forum about domestic violence where 20 years later, the laws have not changed much between evidence of domestic violence and what's admissible evidence.
It's extremely important for victims to keep an admissible record of the abuse beyond hearsay. According to the laws in Colorado governing domestic violence, BM's admission was not enough when SM's single record was hearsay.
In most states, admissible evidence constitutes unbiased, factual information recorded shortly after the abuse occurs, when recall is easier.
IMO, SM's own secrets clouded her judgment when it came to keeping a record of BM's abuse and/or reporting BM.
And Look at Gabby Petito and how UT laws also penalized the wrong victim!
I'll never forget Nicole Brown Simpson's diary and photographs that she kept locked away -- 2 years after her divorce when she was murdered by her former husband.
Brown’s diary entries and statements she made to family and friends about the alleged domestic violence were planned to be presented in the trial, but were ruled inadmissible as hearsay as Brown could not be cross-examined.
Much more needs to be done about the laws governing domestic violence but not being factual about the law does not help educate or protect victims in Colorado or elsewhere for that matter. JMO.
Nicole Brown kept diary of physical abuse at hands of OJ Simpson
Brown was murdered in 1994.
Understanding Colorado's Mandatory Domestic Violence Arrest Policy
Colorado's mandatory domestic violence arrest statute protects vulnerable victims who can't always protect themselves. Here is what you need to know.
If he kills a second time (allegedly), then his confidence to do so because he got away with it before (allegedly) would be a big mistake. I think most people would think "Hang on a bit, didn't something like this happen before?" Barry of course wouldn't understand that, his thinking, such as it is, is not up to that standard. IMO
RBBMSuzanne said Barry hit her and made her nose bleed. He admitted he "clipped her" and was sorry.She was scared for her life. No text or calls between BM and SM from feb to may (im done text). She is murdered, BM says they are happily married. Llama rules her own words inadmissible at trial. Something about all male investigators and judges failing to notice the elephant in the room .
Barry Morphew case: Judge won't allow mention of alleged domestic violence; trial to begin in April
The judge presiding over Barry Morphew's murder case will not allow prosecutors to introduce testimony from a friend of Suzanne Morphew about alleged domestic violence in the Morphews' troubled marriage.www.google.com
krdo.com
Are they both Fremont and Chaffee prosecutors?? MOOSeven Fremont County prosecutors under investigation related to Morphew murder case | KRDO
Seven Fremont County prosecutors under investigation related to Morphew murder case
FREMONT COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) -- The Attorney Regulation Counsel (ARC) is now investigating seven Fremont County prosecutors, including District Attorney Linda Stanley, following allegations of repeated prosecutorial misconduct.
The investigation centers on the now-dismissed murder case against Chaffee County husband Barry Morphew, who was previously charged in his wife's disappearance, after Barry's attorney filed an 83-page complaint to the ARC.
Within the complaint, Barry Morphew's defense attorney, Iris Eytan, alleges Stanley's office violated a dozen attorney rules.
Those alleged violations include failure to uphold victim rights, dishonest and unethical practices, and the repeated failure to turn over evidence.
[…]
The ARC said if it finds violations, it could either attempt to reach a settlement with attorneys or file a formal complaint with a presiding disciplinary judge.
I laugh because talk about the pot calling the kettle black:Seven Fremont County prosecutors under investigation related to Morphew murder case | KRDO
Seven Fremont County prosecutors under investigation related to Morphew murder case
FREMONT COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) -- The Attorney Regulation Counsel (ARC) is now investigating seven Fremont County prosecutors, including District Attorney Linda Stanley, following allegations of repeated prosecutorial misconduct.
The investigation centers on the now-dismissed murder case against Chaffee County husband Barry Morphew, who was previously charged in his wife's disappearance, after Barry's attorney filed an 83-page complaint to the ARC.
Within the complaint, Barry Morphew's defense attorney, Iris Eytan, alleges Stanley's office violated a dozen attorney rules.
Those alleged violations include failure to uphold victim rights, dishonest and unethical practices, and the repeated failure to turn over evidence.
[…]
The ARC said if it finds violations, it could either attempt to reach a settlement with attorneys or file a formal complaint with a presiding disciplinary judge.
Great post, as always, Seattle1.“Domestic Violence” criteria under Colorado Revised Statutes, §18-6-800.3, Definitions:
- An act or threatened act between people in an intimate relationship.
- Other acts or violations committed against a person, property, or animal with the intent to coerce, control, punish, intimidate, or seek revenge against an intimate partner.
IMO, it's an injustice not to be factual on this forum about domestic violence where 20 years later, the laws have not changed much between evidence of domestic violence and what's admissible evidence.
It's extremely important for victims to keep an admissible record of the abuse beyond hearsay. According to the laws in Colorado governing domestic violence, BM's admission was not enough when SM's single record was hearsay.
In most states, admissible evidence constitutes unbiased, factual information recorded shortly after the abuse occurs, when recall is easier.
IMO, SM's own secrets clouded her judgment when it came to keeping a record of BM's abuse and/or reporting BM.
And Look at Gabby Petito and how UT laws also penalized the wrong victim!
I'll never forget Nicole Brown Simpson's diary and photographs that she kept locked away -- 2 years after her divorce when she was murdered by her former husband.
Brown’s diary entries and statements she made to family and friends about the alleged domestic violence were planned to be presented in the trial, but were ruled inadmissible as hearsay as Brown could not be cross-examined.
Much more needs to be done about the laws governing domestic violence but not being factual about the law does not help educate or protect victims in Colorado or elsewhere for that matter. JMO.
Nicole Brown kept diary of physical abuse at hands of OJ Simpson
Brown was murdered in 1994.
Understanding Colorado's Mandatory Domestic Violence Arrest Policy
Colorado's mandatory domestic violence arrest statute protects vulnerable victims who can't always protect themselves. Here is what you need to know.
Given this has IE's fingers all over the 89-page complaint targeting 8 prosecutors, I think it's safe to say they are all from the 11th Judicial District (which includes Fremont, Custer, Chaffee, and Park Counties). JMO
krdo.com
It is my fervent hope that one of these days, when she is old and grey, that Iris will receive a realisation of the irony that it is Suzanne who is paying her to bury her.Seven Fremont County prosecutors under investigation related to Morphew murder case | KRDO
Seven Fremont County prosecutors under investigation related to Morphew murder case
FREMONT COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) -- The Attorney Regulation Counsel (ARC) is now investigating seven Fremont County prosecutors, including District Attorney Linda Stanley, following allegations of repeated prosecutorial misconduct.
The investigation centers on the now-dismissed murder case against Chaffee County husband Barry Morphew, who was previously charged in his wife's disappearance, after Barry's attorney filed an 83-page complaint to the ARC.
Within the complaint, Barry Morphew's defense attorney, Iris Eytan, alleges Stanley's office violated a dozen attorney rules.
Those alleged violations include failure to uphold victim rights, dishonest and unethical practices, and the repeated failure to turn over evidence.
[…]
The ARC said if it finds violations, it could either attempt to reach a settlement with attorneys or file a formal complaint with a presiding disciplinary judge.
Interestingly enough this could boomerang on ole shifty Iris in a BIG way - IMOSeven Fremont County prosecutors under investigation related to Morphew murder case | KRDO
Seven Fremont County prosecutors under investigation related to Morphew murder case
FREMONT COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) -- The Attorney Regulation Counsel (ARC) is now investigating seven Fremont County prosecutors, including District Attorney Linda Stanley, following allegations of repeated prosecutorial misconduct.
The investigation centers on the now-dismissed murder case against Chaffee County husband Barry Morphew, who was previously charged in his wife's disappearance, after Barry's attorney filed an 83-page complaint to the ARC.
Within the complaint, Barry Morphew's defense attorney, Iris Eytan, alleges Stanley's office violated a dozen attorney rules.
Those alleged violations include failure to uphold victim rights, dishonest and unethical practices, and the repeated failure to turn over evidence.
[…]
The ARC said if it finds violations, it could either attempt to reach a settlement with attorneys or file a formal complaint with a presiding disciplinary judge.
"Everything is about distraction here" BBM above
