MountainDad
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This is what I can't wrap my head around.
She is pretending that there was evidence of a sex offender, when we know that isn't true. And she pretends there is no evidence against Barry and it was all a fitup, but a judge reviewed the evidence and found there was strong enough evidence to go to trial
So the same old routine - run to the media and allege corruption based on misrepresentations.
Of course this is all about her elevating her own brand, and nothing about justice.
I thought there was DNA evidence tied to sex offenders in two states that was found in her car and BM was excluded? I apologize for asking, but I haven't been following this case closely.This is what I can't wrap my head around.
She is pretending that there was evidence of a sex offender, when we know that isn't true. And she pretends there is no evidence against Barry and it was all a fitup, but a judge reviewed the evidence and found there was strong enough evidence to go to trial
So the same old routine - run to the media and allege corruption based on misrepresentations.
Of course this is all about her elevating her own brand, and nothing about justice.
In a nut shell "Put simply, if a DNA profile is a complete description of a person's appearance, a partial profile might describe only one of their traits—hair color, for instance. Even full DNA profiles may match with a person other than the culprit. Partial profiles will match up with many more people than a full profile."I thought there was DNA evidence tied to sex offenders in two states that was found in her car and BM was excluded? I apologize for asking, but I haven't been following this case closely.
could be there for years.. mechanic somewhere, manufacturer, prior owner, anyone BM transported at any time...Partial DNA from sex assaults in Tempe/AZ, Phönix/AZ and Chicago/IL.
I am thinking about the possibility, if BM might have a friend, who visited sometime in CO and is perhaps tied with NBA teams. The locations of the assaults would be not so bad matching. In addition, I imagine, LE in AZ and IL would have suspected rather their usual sex offenders than men from an elite club resp. surroundings. Whether someone from the local club or someone from their opponents, wouldn't be known though.
This is NOT evidence of innocence by any stretch of the imagination!
"They went through a year... putting Mr. Morphew behind bars in a cage for five months... concealing evidence of innocence," she expressed.
Eytan says that included information about DNA found in Suzanne's car.
"The DNA did not match Barry Morphew but it matched other individuals in unsolved sex offense cases in this country," she said.
Suzanne Morphew case: Husband who was accused of murder files complaint against prosecutors
A complaint has been filed from the Colorado Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel against the prosecutors in a case that received national attention.www.cbsnews.com
iMO this is evidence of IE publicising her new company.
Doesn't matter, could be cleared up on this occasion perhaps. Would be nice for the victims in AZ and IL and for the statistic. In addition it makes sense to learn of BM's "shady" friends at some point, if the DNA stems from a friend (or a friend of a friend). IMOcould be there for years.. mechanic somewhere, manufacturer, prior owner, anyone BM transported at any time...
Since the DNA was found on the glove box of her car, which doesn't seem to have had any role in her disappearance, it's even crazier that they are pretending it's significant.Doesn't matter, could be cleared up on this occasion perhaps. Would be nice for the victims in AZ and IL and for the statistic. In addition it makes sense to learn of BM's "shady" friends at some point, if the DNA stems from a friend (or a friend of a friend). IMO
Of course, we know, that BM probably is responsible for the disappearing (murder) of his wife, and the partial DNA will have nothing to do with THIS crime.
You are correct the dna is NOT evidence of of his innocence. And Iris knows this and all of her disciples know this.This is NOT evidence of innocence by any stretch of the imagination!
"They went through a year... putting Mr. Morphew behind bars in a cage for five months... concealing evidence of innocence," she expressed.
Eytan says that included information about DNA found in Suzanne's car.
"The DNA did not match Barry Morphew but it matched other individuals in unsolved sex offense cases in this country," she said.
Suzanne Morphew case: Husband who was accused of murder files complaint against prosecutors
A complaint has been filed from the Colorado Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel against the prosecutors in a case that received national attention.www.cbsnews.com
iMO this is evidence of IE publicising her new company.
BBMBarry Morphew attorneys go after prosecutors a year after case is thrown out
Suzanne Morphew is still missing and the case appears to be stalled, but it still haunts attorneys on both sides.denvergazette.com
4/18/23
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Suzanne Morphew is still missing and the case appears to be stalled, but it still haunts attorneys on both sides.
Nearly a year to the day since the case into the 49-year-old Maysville mother's disappearance was dismissed, her husband’s attorney has filed a complaint against the prosecution team for going after Suzanne's husband, Barry Morphew, with what she called “suspicion vision.”
Iris Eytan believes Morphew — once seen as a condemned man — is 100% innocent, was wrongly accused and then railroaded through the system.
[..]
Eytan’s allegations are the latest in a string of unfortunate incidents regarding the notorious case of the missing Maysville, Colorado woman. The prosecution has been through a number of attorneys, some who were borrowed from other firms or agencies, and others who joined the team as special prosecutors.
Courtroom gamesmanship from the defense held up the process at times and got to the point where one day, Deputy District Attorney Mark Hurlbert pulled himself away from the podium where he was making an argument, shaking his head in frustration.
Suzanne Morphew, 49, went missing from her remote mountain home, about a 15-minute drive west of Salida, sometime between May 9 and 10, 2020. Thousands of people turned out to look for her on horseback, on foot and in the streams and rivers.
Barry Morphew, was arrested nearly a year later, May 5, 2021, on suspicion of first-degree murder and tampering with physical evidence in her disappearance.
[..]
Eytan had a message for Stanley.
“Find Suzanne,” said Eytan. “Do your job. My client was held for five months in a cage based on information that wasn’t true.”
Eytan said she 100% believes that Barry Morphew is innocent in his wife’s disappearance and would not divulge what the 56-year-old is doing now, saying only that the family needs a rest from public scrutiny.
PEP: PROTECT ETHICAL PROSECUTORS
Eytan believes the Morphew case is a perfect example of an epidemic of prosecutorial misconduct which she believes is sweeping the country.
After 30 years as a criminal defense attorney, Eytan has started a non-profit called “Protect Ethical Prosecutors.” In one of the group's inaugural moves, she hopes to create legislation in Colorado in 2024 which would make it possible to sue prosecutors personally.
She believes prosecutors are seen as white knights and rarely questioned.
“They have no skin in the game so why would they stop?” said Eytan.
WHERE IS SUZANNE MORPHEW?
Chaffee County Sheriff Chief John Spezze, one of the original investigators in the case, told The Denver Gazette that the search for Suzanne Morphew is still open and active.
In a conversation with The Denver Gazette, her older sister, Melinda Moorman Balzer, said that she prays every day for Suzanne’s remains to be found.
“I stand with the appointed people who are the authorities including John Spezze and the DA team who has been designated for now,” said Balzer.
Prosecutors have said in court that they believe Morphew killed his wife and hid her body in one of the many wells which dot the area of Maysville near the remote mountain home where the couple lived.
Yes - the dna got explained to us over many threads in this forum on this case - by people with expertise and knowledge in the area. It has no relevance IMOcould be there for years.. mechanic somewhere, manufacturer, prior owner, anyone BM transported at any time...
IE says the Morphew family needs a rest from public scrutiny? Then she should shut up. Wanting prosecutors disbarred? Suzanne was murdered. Where is justice for the victim? That, too, is dead it seems.Barry Morphew attorneys go after prosecutors a year after case is thrown out
Suzanne Morphew is still missing and the case appears to be stalled, but it still haunts attorneys on both sides.denvergazette.com
4/18/23
View attachment 415724
Suzanne Morphew is still missing and the case appears to be stalled, but it still haunts attorneys on both sides.
Nearly a year to the day since the case into the 49-year-old Maysville mother's disappearance was dismissed, her husband’s attorney has filed a complaint against the prosecution team for going after Suzanne's husband, Barry Morphew, with what she called “suspicion vision.”
Iris Eytan believes Morphew — once seen as a condemned man — is 100% innocent, was wrongly accused and then railroaded through the system.
[..]
Eytan’s allegations are the latest in a string of unfortunate incidents regarding the notorious case of the missing Maysville, Colorado woman. The prosecution has been through a number of attorneys, some who were borrowed from other firms or agencies, and others who joined the team as special prosecutors.
Courtroom gamesmanship from the defense held up the process at times and got to the point where one day, Deputy District Attorney Mark Hurlbert pulled himself away from the podium where he was making an argument, shaking his head in frustration.
Suzanne Morphew, 49, went missing from her remote mountain home, about a 15-minute drive west of Salida, sometime between May 9 and 10, 2020. Thousands of people turned out to look for her on horseback, on foot and in the streams and rivers.
Barry Morphew, was arrested nearly a year later, May 5, 2021, on suspicion of first-degree murder and tampering with physical evidence in her disappearance.
[..]
Eytan had a message for Stanley.
“Find Suzanne,” said Eytan. “Do your job. My client was held for five months in a cage based on information that wasn’t true.”
Eytan said she 100% believes that Barry Morphew is innocent in his wife’s disappearance and would not divulge what the 56-year-old is doing now, saying only that the family needs a rest from public scrutiny.
PEP: PROTECT ETHICAL PROSECUTORS
Eytan believes the Morphew case is a perfect example of an epidemic of prosecutorial misconduct which she believes is sweeping the country.
After 30 years as a criminal defense attorney, Eytan has started a non-profit called “Protect Ethical Prosecutors.” In one of the group's inaugural moves, she hopes to create legislation in Colorado in 2024 which would make it possible to sue prosecutors personally.
She believes prosecutors are seen as white knights and rarely questioned.
“They have no skin in the game so why would they stop?” said Eytan.
WHERE IS SUZANNE MORPHEW?
Chaffee County Sheriff Chief John Spezze, one of the original investigators in the case, told The Denver Gazette that the search for Suzanne Morphew is still open and active.
In a conversation with The Denver Gazette, her older sister, Melinda Moorman Balzer, said that she prays every day for Suzanne’s remains to be found.
“I stand with the appointed people who are the authorities including John Spezze and the DA team who has been designated for now,” said Balzer.
Prosecutors have said in court that they believe Morphew killed his wife and hid her body in one of the many wells which dot the area of Maysville near the remote mountain home where the couple lived.
Cant remember, was the glove box DNA turned over with the rest of the discovery?Yes - the dna got explained to us over many threads in this forum on this case - by people with expertise and knowledge in the area. It has no relevance IMO
I thought there was DNA evidence tied to sex offenders in two states that was found in her car and BM was excluded? I apologize for asking, but I haven't been following this case closely.
How is this OK