Where's that barfy emoji when we need it most?
I couldn't watch past half-way. I'm truly disgusted.
Husband sues after murder charges against him dropped
Barry Morphew, who was initially charged with first-degree murder after his wife Suzanne went missing in 2020, claims his life has been ruined by false accusations.www.goodmorningamerica.com
That is very good news,. I scrolled fast because I didn't want to look at them and the vid is in the link and I just knew.. what I'm like...
JF-B practices in Denver and has filed Federal lawsuits against Colorado LE , CBI, County Shefiffs, District Attorneys and Judges before Like this one :Jane Fisher-Byrialsen is one of BM's attorneys with a quote in the below article. It appears she's part of the Korey Wise Innocence Project. I'm under the impression that groups such as this do not take every case that comes their way but will decide after reviewing evidence. They decided to take on this case. imo
Does anyone have an opinion on this?
Suzanne Morphew's husband and daughters speak out for 1st time since filing lawsuit
Suzanne Morphew's husband, Barry Morphew, and their two daughters, Mallory and Macy Morphew, spoke exclusively to ABC News.abcnews.go.com
If I recall either she or one of the lawyers on the civil case was involved fairly early on in the criminal case. So if this is their area of interest then it makes sense that IE might have reached out or their paths crossed in the past. IE has always had an interest in Title IX cases of guys being accused too...I remember I followed that whole "me too" thing closely especially what was happening on campuses and had stumbled on IE's name before. Not familiar with the civil team. My opinion is usually lawyers who do this type of defense work either criminal and civil do it very passionately and with laser focus.Jane Fisher-Byrialsen is one of BM's attorneys with a quote in the below article. It appears she's part of the Korey Wise Innocence Project. I'm under the impression that groups such as this do not take every case that comes their way but will decide after reviewing evidence. They decided to take on this case. imo
Does anyone have an opinion on this?
Suzanne Morphew's husband and daughters speak out for 1st time since filing lawsuit
Suzanne Morphew's husband, Barry Morphew, and their two daughters, Mallory and Macy Morphew, spoke exclusively to ABC News.
The interviewer should not have used the word "concern" in my opinion. She should have asked: "Did you observe any fights, arguments or disagreements between your mom and dad? Giving her the leeway with the word "concern" was not the greatest move. If she said "no" it would be contradicted by her previous statements...but the word concern is vague and can be taken to imply any number of things from mild to not so mild feelings.
Apparently not. He sort of reminds me of Letecia Stauch, lying like a rug and actually thinking she's clever enough to convince people she's telling the truth. That's Barry. Likely couldn't read a room with a magnifying glass.
She's also a private attorney and takes her own cases. IMO, there's a big difference between her taking a case in her private capacity and the innocence project reviewing and taking a case.Jane Fisher-Byrialsen is one of BM's attorneys with a quote in the below article. It appears she's part of the Korey Wise Innocence Project. I'm under the impression that groups such as this do not take every case that comes their way but will decide after reviewing evidence. They decided to take on this case. imo
Does anyone have an opinion on this?
Suzanne Morphew's husband and daughters speak out for 1st time since filing lawsuit
Suzanne Morphew's husband, Barry Morphew, and their two daughters, Mallory and Macy Morphew, spoke exclusively to ABC News.
Well, the options are pretty limited. She either lied then, or she's lying now, or old boyfriend made the whole thing up.
That's what struck me most forcibly.
I know my daughters would never do this to me.
www.denver7.com
Speaking of that letter of intent:The letter of intent to sue was first filed in October 2021
DENVER — Attorneys representing Barry Morphew intend to sue prosecutors and investigators for what they claim is unlawful arrest, malicious prosecution, and defamation, according to documents obtained by Denver7.
The Denver law firm, Fisher & Byrialsen, P.L.L.C, representing the 53-year-old Chaffee County man in this civil case filed a notice of claim on Oct. 18. Morphew is accused in the murder of his wife, 49-year-old Suzanne Morphew, in Chaffee County on May 9 or 10 of last year. Suzanne’s body has not been found.
Attorneys claim investigators omitted crucial evidence in the case, including DNA evidence from an alleged sex offender, and engaged in “extreme and outrageous conduct.”
They intend to file a lawsuit against 26 individuals associated with the Chaffee Police Department, the 11th Judicial District Attorney’s Office, the Colorado Bureau of Investigations, and the Federal Bureau of Investigations.
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Attorneys for Barry Morphew intend to sue prosecutors, investigators
Attorneys representing Barry Morphew intend to sue prosecutors, investigators for what they claim is unlawful arrest, malicious prosecution, and defamation, according to documents obtained by Denver7.
Just to clarify the meaning of Ejectment vs Eviction as per googleBarry must be living in IN with his mom as they are serving him at her Indiana address...he's being sued
Complaint For Ejectment, To Quiet Title And For Damages For Fraud And Trespass
