IMO, BM's speculation on "possible" scenario's is precisely the reason for initial suspicion. Figure out the why's and who's later. Just locate her!!The connotation I got from BM saying someone known to her is that she was up to something she shouldn't have been. Known to her, not us. (Us meaning Barry and Suzanne.)
@FromGermany sbmWhat, if one day SM is found and nothing can be determined anymore after more than 7 months (or more): neither time of death nor manner of death. They will call it a suicide, if BM is supporting this assumption, I'm fearing, and I think, he will do it....
ME Ruling (hypothetical)?
@FromGermany sbm
I am puzzled about idea that, under these ^ circumstances -
1. ME might be inclined to rule MoD as suicide.
2. ME's ruling on MoD would depend, in sum or part, on BM's support.
I may very well be missing something here.
If condition of SM's remains precludes determination of CoD and MoD, I believe ME in U.S. would likely rule her MoD as "undetermined."* my2cts
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* "In the United States, a manner of death is expressed as belonging to one classification of a group of six possible:[9][4][8]
^ Manner of death - Wikipedia
bbmWhat prompted the speculation about how someone was interviewed and if investigators handled it the right way?
I agree.Not buying leaving with someone known to her willingly. You can walk away from your life, your spouse and your material things, but a mother walking away from two children she loves without another word (in a non-adoption scenario) is not high on my list in this case.
I agree. In as much as we can know a stranger, I do think Suzanne was conscientious about her health. She would not have voluntarily decided to forgo her scheduled medical appointment.Not buying leaving with someone known to her willingly. You can walk away from your life, your spouse and your material things, but a mother walking away from two children she loves without another word (in a non-adoption scenario) is not high on my list in this case.
I agree, Is there a link for this?
Yep, I'm sure he must have been full of indignation just because LE had the nerve to question him at all.It appears that the turning point in this investigation came the night of May 10th.
LE have never said what time BM arrived home but that is to be expected as it's part of the investigation.
The timing feels 'off' and whatever exchanged BM had with LE it appears that it was short, cut off too soon, or disregarded entirely.
As in -- LE asking where he was, and why the neighbor had to be the one to call 911, etc.
And it's possible BM did not answer a single question but wanted to know what LE were doing about it and why were they at BM's house at all when Suzanne obviously vanished on a bike ride several miles from home ?
We aren't privy to the conversation -- but one can speculate.
BM: "Why are you cops here ? You need to look on Hwy __ and along the creek and wherever else I tell you to search ? Your presence here is not helping find her."
Etc.
Thanks @dmac55 I've been mia all day....Yes:
(bolding by me)
"[Barry] Morphew's not sure what happened to Suzanne but theorized maybe she had been attacked by an animal, involved in an accident with someone driving on the road or crossed paths with someone who knew her."
Husband of Missing Mom Suzanne Morphew Said Police Botched Case | PEOPLE.com
Husband of Missing Mom Suzanne Morphew Said Police Botched Case, Are Trying to 'Blame It on Me'
She was conscientious about her health.I agree. In as much as we can know a stranger, I do think Suzanne was conscientious about her health. She would not have voluntarily decided to forgo her scheduled medical appointment.
Not to mention her father's illness and then death.She was conscientious about her health.
She was conscientious about her daughters.
She was conscientious about the wedding that was going on.
No way was she walking away from any of that...
What's interesting Imo is that if this genius had kept to one theory and not such wildly varying stories.....Yes:
(bolding by me)
"[Barry] Morphew's not sure what happened to Suzanne but theorized maybe she had been attacked by an animal, involved in an accident with someone driving on the road or crossed paths with someone who knew her."
Husband of Missing Mom Suzanne Morphew Said Police Botched Case | PEOPLE.com
Husband of Missing Mom Suzanne Morphew Said Police Botched Case, Are Trying to 'Blame It on Me'
Exactly!Not to mention her father's illness and then death.
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I’m impatient, I know. It’s just that right now, someone’s getting away with murder, and making it look easy.No arrest by next May wouldn’t make BM smarter, nor make LE incompetent. It just may take that long or longer, to be able to work though the evidence to make the case in court to prove that SM died by homicide and tie BM to it.
There was a case a few days ago where an ex-boyfriend was charged nearly 20 years after the body of Rebeca Pena was found floating inside a suitcase in the Biscayne River Canal in Miami.
No need to rush it. Given more time, a witness may talk, her body could be found (unlikely, but still possible), or BM could slip up and talk. Better that the prosecution takes their time and gets all they can to make their best case. If they don’t, and they rush it to court, he could be acquitted. Then later, if the prosecution discovers new evidence of a defendant’s guilt after the initial trial, too bad. He’s protected from double jeopardy.
We have a saying at work when someone presses us for a timeline that cannot be determined. “It takes what it takes.”
There will be an arrest when they have what it takes to make it happen - and make it stick.
jmo