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The Appearance Bond was also filed. It has the various conditions of his bail.
Appearance Bond.pdf (PDF, 197.75 KB)
Appearance Bond.pdf (PDF, 197.75 KB)
The Appearance Bond was also filed. It has the various conditions of his bail.
Appearance Bond.pdf (PDF, 197.75 KB)
Why is USE OF CASH BOND not checked?
Is it not considered a cash bond?
Cash bond would have been him paying the full $3 million. It shows he used a bonding agent, who puts up the full $3 million for a fee from BM. Curiously, it says TBD in the space for the premium amount. So we don't know how much he had to pay the bondsman.
I'm not the original poster, however, I want to add my own personal opinion as to BM's threat to society, per se, even legally.
Suzanne Morphew's own brother had argued against Morphew's release, calling him a "flight risk and serial psychopathic controller" and requesting he remain imprisoned until a verdict is read.
When he was re-arrested in 2025, Morphew was living in Arizona under an alias, which suggests he poses a flight risk and deviousness to the community.
We have pages and pages of posts right here on WS and links that raise deep concerns about Morphew's manipulative behavior, any of which could be warranted for threat to anyone else.
We have SM's own feelings. Based on court documents, text messages, and interviews with family and friends--SM's complaints against her husband included statements of abuse, dishonesty, manipulation, domestic violence and controlling behavior, lest we forget SM stated she did not feel safe alone with him.
Text messages released by prosecutors show a marriage in severe decline in the months leading up to Suzanne's disappearance in May 2020.
This may be my own opinion, but it is a strong opinion.
I don't believe he is. He was a danger to Suzanne in the moment he allowed his ego to control his anger and killed her.
Now that he's out and being monitored with the ankle bracelet, he's not going anywhere.
Even if he does something completely idiotic like try and remove it and disappear, they'll find him and throw his sorry self back into a cage until trial.
He's done, even with a few months of "freedom" (if being confined to your dwelling unless for medical or legal appointments can be called freedom) his life is still over.
Okay can someone please explain this to me? I thought he’s under house arrest in Colorado but just in case he somehow goes out of state (oopsie) he waives extradition proceedings but only if he gets arrested in another state?There's another filing. As a bail condition, he agreed to waive extradition if he is arrested in another state.
Waiver of Extradition.pdf (PDF, 474.53 KB)
1. If I am arrested in another state, I can be returned to Colorado through the extradition process.
2. I will not resist or fight any effort by any state to return me to Colorado and waive all formal extraditions proceedings.
3. I understand I shall not be admitted to bail in any other state pending extradition to Colorado.
4. I agree to waive any right I may have to contest my extradition and I waive this right freely, voluntarily and intelligently.
"He was a danger to Suzanne in a moment he allowed his ego to control his anger". Most people's anger do not lead to murder, and if it does lead to murder, that person is a danger to society. MOO. All actions are alleged.
Agreed, a murderer's a murderer. That's it. I'd be terrified if I saw him walking down the street right now, jmo."He was a danger to Suzanne in a moment he allowed his ego to control his anger". Most people's anger do not lead to murder, and if it does lead to murder, that person is a danger to society. MOO. All actions are alleged.
I just about called you out for stealing a redditors post.. until I saw the usernameSome news in the Barry Morphew proceedings:
The defense filed an unopposed motion to shift future hearings from livestream to WebEx. They cite the fact that the previous hearing was broadcast on YouTube, despite the court prohibiting that.
They also point to abuse and harassment directed at themselves, the daughters, and Barry himself.
One positive as far as Barry posting bond goes, is that he is no longer considered indigent by the court. If you recall, he was essentially getting private attorneys for free.
So until the well runs dry, Barry will now be paying out of pocket for his defense.
https://www.coloradojudicial.gov/sites/default/files/2025-09/Unoposed Motion to Cease Unmonitored Livestream of Court Proceedings D-009_0.pdf
https://www.coloradojudicial.gov/sites/default/files/2025-09/Motion to Change Attorney Status Designation D-10.pdf
But even now, when the hammer's about to drop, and he's probably feeling as desperate as he could ever be, and willing to engage in all sorts of desperate measures if he thought it would help him?? You know he must be thinking of no one's welfare but his own at this time (probably same as always but certainly now!)I don’t think BM is a danger to society. The murder was personal, domestic. He’s not a threat to the broader public. SM? Yes. imo
This is why we can't have nice things...uggg people.9/19/25 -
BM's defense filed UNOPPOSED MOTION TO CEASE UNMONITORED LIVESTREAM OF COURT PROCEEDINGS (D-009)-- after at least two YouTubers identified as JLR Investigates and Tombstone filmed the Court's livestream hearing held on September 2, 2025, and uploaded a copy of the same to their YouTube Channel for rebroadcasting, in violation of Colorado Statute and this Court's June 20, 2025 Order regarding Expanded Media Coverage.
@Sillybilly
Colorado Judicial Branch
Warning: Do not record or reproduce the court proceedings. Any recording of these proceedings—including any audio recording, visual recording, screen capture, or photograph—without the express prior written authorization of the court is prohibited and may subject you to contempt proceedings, including a fine, jail, or both. For more information, please see Chief Justice Directive 23-02 and C.R.S. § 13-1-132.
Right, it's generally 10% of the bond posted. So I would speculate $30K. Where oh where did BM come up with $330K NON REFUNDABLE $$$$?Cash bond would have been him paying the full $3 million. It shows he used a bonding agent, who puts up the full $3 million for a fee from BM. Curiously, it says TBD in the space for the premium amount. So we don't know how much he had to pay the bondsman.
sbmGreat post @snooptroop88. You make some very good points which are well considered.
Jumping off your post-
IMO while I think it’s probable he very likely did contemplate fleeing back then, he ultimately decided against it. Here’s why, I think he knew it was inevitable he’d be arrested again and that fleeing would make him look guilty and probable guaranteed conviction because why would an innocent man flee? IMO most juries would heavily side eye him for fleeing if he were innocent. I think that very likely could have been his thinking at the time. Now, some may say well he’d have fled to a country with no extradition treaty with the U.S. and I would have agreed until I learned that fleeing to a country without an extradition treaty with the U.S. is not a guarantee you won’t get extradited back to the U.S.
snipped from link below, B&UBM: “Sometimes you can hear that a person is “safe” because they are in a country that does not have an extradition treaty with the USA. This is a dangerous misconception. The absence of a formal agreement is not a guarantee that extradition is impossible”.
If I can find this info via a simple Google search, so can BM.
#JUSTICEFORSUZANNE