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Oh yeah, it's Macy and Mallory, but misspelled as Malory. Oops on that attorney, and oops on the court for missing that redaction.

It does make sense it was that side of the family. moo
 
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Oh yeah, it's Macy and Mallory, but misspelled as Malory. Oops on that attorney, and oops on the court for missing that redaction.

It does make sense it was that side of the family. moo
Thanks for posting the info @Smelly Squirrel.

I noticed there’s also an error on page 2 under “Factual Background” stating Suzanne’s remains found September 23, 2024. No.
Her remains were found September 22, 2023 ! SMDH


#JUSTICEFORSUZANNE

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Six years after she disappeared, Suzanne Morphew’s adult daughters are fighting to get her remains from the investigators who have them.

Barry Morphew has been charged with first degree murder in his wife’s death.

Mallory and Macy Morphew have asked a judge to order law enforcement to return their mother’s remains after they were seized from a Colorado Springs funeral home.

In a move which Bert Nieslanik, the Morphew daughters’ attorney, called “outrageous, cruel and shocking to the conscience,” case investigators removed their mother’s remains from Swan-Law Funeral Directors before her daughters could gather them for a memorial service, according to court documents.

The remains were released by the Chaffee County Coroner’s Office in April 2024 to the funeral home, where they had been stored for nearly two years, according to a court document.

However, before the daughters could retrieve them, the investigation “intervened and prevented them from retrieving them or burying them” without warning, a court document states.

[…]

 
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Six years after she disappeared, Suzanne Morphew’s adult daughters are fighting to get her remains from the investigators who have them.

Barry Morphew has been charged with first degree murder in his wife’s death.

Mallory and Macy Morphew have asked a judge to order law enforcement to return their mother’s remains after they were seized from a Colorado Springs funeral home.

In a move which Bert Nieslanik, the Morphew daughters’ attorney, called “outrageous, cruel and shocking to the conscience,” case investigators removed their mother’s remains from Swan-Law Funeral Directors before her daughters could gather them for a memorial service, according to court documents.

The remains were released by the Chaffee County Coroner’s Office in April 2024 to the funeral home, where they had been stored for nearly two years, according to a court document.

However, before the daughters could retrieve them, the investigation “intervened and prevented them from retrieving them or burying them” without warning, a court document states.

[…]

I haven't paid really close attention to this case for a while now but, if Suzanne sat there at the funeral home for nearly 2 years, why didn't anyone collect her then? Something just seems really suspect about this latest news.

jmo
 
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Six years after she disappeared, Suzanne Morphew’s adult daughters are fighting to get her remains from the investigators who have them.

Barry Morphew has been charged with first degree murder in his wife’s death.

Mallory and Macy Morphew have asked a judge to order law enforcement to return their mother’s remains after they were seized from a Colorado Springs funeral home.

In a move which Bert Nieslanik, the Morphew daughters’ attorney, called “outrageous, cruel and shocking to the conscience,” case investigators removed their mother’s remains from Swan-Law Funeral Directors before her daughters could gather them for a memorial service, according to court documents.

The remains were released by the Chaffee County Coroner’s Office in April 2024 to the funeral home, where they had been stored for nearly two years, according to a court document.

However, before the daughters could retrieve them, the investigation “intervened and prevented them from retrieving them or burying them” without warning, a court document states.

[…]

Remind me, who originally said that the family decided to leave the remains there for future testing? I think it was Jane in that podcast interview, wasn't it?
 
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I haven't paid really close attention to this case for a while now but, if Suzanne sat there at the funeral home for nearly 2 years, why didn't anyone collect her then? Something just seems really suspect about this latest news.

jmo

IIRC and I may be wrong. I thought one of BM's attorney's said (years ago) that BM wanted SM's remains to stay in evidence. He did not want to claim them because of his charges. IMO
 
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Remind me, who originally said that the family decided to leave the remains there for future testing? I think it was Jane in that podcast interview, wasn't it?
Yes, that danish podcast wasn’t it?
The daughters attorney comes across like Iris :rolleyes:, surprised by not seeing the word “egregious” in there

moo
 
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IIRC and I may be wrong. I thought one of BM's attorney's said (years ago) that BM wanted SM's remains to stay in evidence. He did not want to claim them because of his charges. IMO
That's what I remember as well.
 
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IIRC and I may be wrong. I thought one of BM's attorney's said (years ago) that BM wanted SM's remains to stay in evidence. He did not want to claim them because of his charges. IMO


Fisher-Byrialsen said investigators gave Barry Morphew and his daughters the opportunity to pick up Suzanne's remains earlier this year, but on advice from their attorneys, did not collect the remains. Fisher-Byrialsen says prosecutors have not told Barry Morphew whether he is still a suspect in this case. She said Suzanne's remains are still at the El Paso County Coroner's Office where the autopsy was performed.
 

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