Found Deceased CO - Suzanne Morphew, 49, Chaffee Co, 10 May 2020 *Case dismissed w/o prejudice* *found in 2023* #115

[crhedBngr]

Regarding BM fleeing to Mexico, I wonder if he has any contacts down there.

Cave Creek, AZ, where he supposedly is living, is unnervingly close to the Mexican border (about 4 hours or so).

IIRC, when he was first arrested, he had some survivalist-types of books with him.

Does anyone remember this?

Just curious.

JMVHO.

 

[MassGuy]

Regarding BM fleeing to Mexico, I wonder if he has any contacts down there.

Cave Creek, AZ, where he supposedly is living, is unnervingly close to the Mexican border (about 4 hours or so).

IIRC, when he was first arrested, he had some survivalist-types of books with him.

Does anyone remember this?

Just curious.

JMVHO.

I don’t remember any books like that, or any inventory at all as far as I can recall.

I’ve never been one to have any concern about him fleeing to Mexico. I don’t think he’d do that to his daughters, it would be an admission of guilt, and he’d be caught quickly if he did.

This guy couldn’t blend in anywhere.

 

[Lyanna]

Regarding BM fleeing to Mexico, I wonder if he has any contacts down there.

Cave Creek, AZ, where he supposedly is living, is unnervingly close to the Mexican border (about 4 hours or so).

IIRC, when he was first arrested, he had some survivalist-types of books with him.

Does anyone remember this?

Just curious.

JMVHO.

Yessss! I remember the books, but I couldn't remember if it was on arrest or if it was for a bit of prison reading. How to live off grid type of books iirc

moo

 

[Cindizzi]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1839107660022419640

 

[Cindizzi]

Yessss! I remember the books, but I couldn't remember if it was on arrest or if it was for a bit of prison reading. How to live off grid type of books iirc

moo

What I recall is that someone had sent BM a book on how to live cheaply in Mexico while he was locked up in County jail. Details are a little fuzzy lol.
I’ll see if I can find more.

 

[SortaSleuthy]

Regarding BM fleeing to Mexico, I wonder if he has any contacts down there.

Cave Creek, AZ, where he supposedly is living, is unnervingly close to the Mexican border (about 4 hours or so).

IIRC, when he was first arrested, he had some survivalist-types of books with him.

Does anyone remember this?

Just curious.

JMVHO.

Going to Mexico wouldn’t help him. Mexico extradites as long as the DA agrees to not assess the death penalty. Although Colorado still has the death penalty on the books, it isn’t used for political reasons.

 

[mom2chloe]

Yessss! I remember the books, but I couldn't remember if it was on arrest or if it was for a bit of prison reading. How to live off grid type of books iirc

moo

Barry’s mommy bought him the books while he was jailed.

 

[Ontario Mom]

I don’t remember any books like that, or any inventory at all as far as I can recall.

I’ve never been one to have any concern about him fleeing to Mexico. I don’t think he’d do that to his daughters, it would be an admission of guilt, and he’d be caught quickly if he did.

This guy couldn’t blend in anywhere.

I think he'd do allright in a 1980's Frost & Tip commercial.

 

[Megnut]

I think he'd do allright in a 1980's Frost & Tip commercial.

I remember his first commercial.

If that was a product, well, no one's buying it.

 

[Momofthreeboys]

They have a smoking gun. How can you say there isn’t enough?

Enough to get no bail was my thought. I definitely think there will be another trial as I mentioned but have no sense if by GJ or prelim. I think either will get the case to trial.

 

[Lyanna]

Barry’s mommy bought him the books while he was jailed.

She should have bought him "Preparing For Federal Prison: The Power of a Positive Mindset" - just in case.

Moo

(Can't believe how many prison survival books there are )

 

[Seattle1]

Going to Mexico wouldn’t help him. Mexico extradites as long as the DA agrees to not assess the death penalty. Although Colorado still has the death penalty on the books, it isn’t used for political reasons.

Colorado abolished the DP four years ago. They are voting on a ballot measure this November to amend the Colorado Constitution to correct an unintended consequence of this regarding bail.

Upcoming Colorado ballot measure seeks to remove bail in first-degree murder cases

In November, voters in Colorado will decide if people charged with first-degree murder should be able to get out of jail before their trial on bond.

www.kktv.com

9/16/24

In November, voters in Colorado will decide if people charged with first-degree murder should be able to get out of jail before their trial on bond.

[..]

Nearly 500 first-degree murder cases have been impacted since the death penalty was abolished in the state four years ago, which allowed those charged the right to bail. Fourth Judicial District Attorney Michael Allen said the very issue was brought up during the Club Q mass shooting hearings.

“This would fix that loophole. This will allow courts across the state to then hold the worst of the worst offenders, and that there is very strong evidence that they committed the crime, and that they are going to be convicted. Why not hold them pending trial without bond?” Allen said.

Because this measure would change parts of Colorado’s Constitution, it requires 55% of the vote to pass.