Discovery of Suzanne Morphew's remains could alter the course of long-stalled investigation
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Ryan Brackley, a longtime prosecutor who has been a criminal defense attorney since 2019, said he believes the investigation should be treated like a cold case – and be put in new hands.
“You always want fresh eyes,” he said. “You always want new ideas, new people looking at these cases. Ideally, in a cold case, you are building off the work by prior investigators. You're building off the narrative and the theory.”
“I don't think that it makes a lot of sense in the Morphew case, given the history.”
It’s a history that has been fraught with controversy since Suzanne, 49, was reported missing on May 10, 2020.
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Suzanne Morphew's husband, Barry, was arrested and charged in her 2021 disappearance, but the case was later dropped.
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