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@Momofthreeboys sbm bbm ibm Yes, defense may scream entrapment, but would it help BM's case?More importantly GPS did not show him turning left. LE implied they had data that showed him turning left and he answered that he was chasing Elk. So how does prosecution prove that he turned left? Because he said he did? He said alot of things people don't believe....just saying. Defense will scream entrapment IMO....
IMO To use the AA as the be all and end all seems a tad disingenuous and even perhaps a strategic error -we all know that this is an ongoing investigation .., it did not stop when the AA was submitted. At the time the AA was submitted it appeared there was no connection to the bob cat. Who knows what has been uncovered since then ? IMOBut that all assumes that the purchase that he debated about was intended for nefarious use. There's really nothing that indicates that and LE cleared the bobcat in the affidavit.
OK so here’s my question… Has anyone besides me wondered if Barry has an accomplice?
Yes, but he went to Tailwinds prior to the beach site. And stayed for, well, more than 11 minutes. Presumably with his Bobcat, arguably not yet with MG.
JMO
I guess we could get into the weeds with El Paso County politics and Michael Allen's decisions, but I prefer to say this:It may be that Jeff L. was just not a good fit with the new DA. He was fired in January by Michael Allen in the 4th District.
One of Allen’s first moves as DA was to fire longtime prosecutor Jeff Lindsey, who in 2017 received the Colorado District Attorney’s Council with the Outstanding Faculty Award and was named Trainer of the Year. “When I’m evaluating who’s going to be really good for a leadership position in my administration,” says Allen, “especially a high-level leadership position like a chief deputy district attorney — which is what Jeff had — it’s going to be somebody that I know I can trust, is going to be doing the right things for the community, and have their eyes firmly affixed on what our mission is in the office. They’ve got to have merit, they’ve got to have the right experience, they’ve got to have leadership qualities, and they’ve got to want to do what is required of leadership.”
Michael Allen takes the reins in the 4th Judicial District
Barry contacted Tim K. out of the blue on 5/9 at 1:46 pm about buying the backhoe attachment for a skid steer that they discussed 8+/- months prior (Page 53 of AA). Leads me to believe he was mulling his options for disposing of Suzanne and hadn't done any prior site prep. If he needed the backhoe for a legit job, how come he never contacted Tim again after that?
If he prepared a remote site in the mountains, how did he get his equipment there without leaving a trail and without being noticed? And then how did he get back there with Suzanne and whatever equipment was needed to finish the job without leaving a trace or making a lot of noise with gas powered equipment or an ATV?
If he used a gas powered auger it would take a lot of work to dig a deep, wide hole in hard, rocky, potentially frozen terrain. Auger, remove rocks, auger some more, remove more rocks, etc.
Searches on public lands are one thing, searches on private property would require permission from the owner and/or a warrant.
JMO
Whichever of the other 4 prosecutors in the office will be taking his role on the case going forward?^^bbm
Huh? As the Sr Deputy District DA, who was supposed to do Lindsey's job if not him? His last day is not until November 5.
And who's to say this was abrupt when I'm sure Lindsey most likely interviewed for the Pueblo County opening last August (if not earlier), and the public was only now informed that his last day is Nov 5. Unless Lindsey was terminated, I don't think the public announcement would have come any earlier, and it's not like he walked out!
Jeff did his job getting BM bound over for trial, attending to his job to his last day, and leaving at a good transition.
And if LS sounds like sour grapes -- she is tasked with the difficult job of replacing Lindsey which won't be easy. By all accounts, he was a gift to the 11th District for the 11 months he will have served. MOO
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Top Morphew prosecutor leaving the case
As there is no recording/video of the WebEx court hearing, the following statements are my opinion only of today's hearing requested by a local, female (i.e., "victim G") requesting a permanent civil protection order against SD.
1) SD resided at the same 4-plex as victim G until December 2020.
2) At some time during her 2020 tenancy, SD was a party to a domestic violence incident at the complex. It was made clear during the hearing that the DV call did not involve victim G, and that victim G is not on any related civil or criminal witness list.
3) The landlord of the 4-plex testified that he received complaints about SD from the neighbors during her tenancy but it was not until Sept 2021 that he advised SD that she was not welcome at the 4-plex, and she should not be on the property or bother the tenants.
4) In denying victim G's request for a permanent restraining order, the Court stated that it appeared that SD has honored the landlord's request and has not been to the property since Sept 2021. (Victim G failed to prove to the court the requirements met for the civil protection order).
5) IMO, the following incident testified by victim G was the most relevant:
SD texted victim G that she was in possession of her FedEx package. In the same text, SD also offered victim G and her family packages of unopened hotdogs and sausages. It seemed victim G collected her package from SD without incident but when she later checked the tracking of her package, she found SD allegedly had the package for two days before notifying victim G. Given the latest incident at PP involving SD and FedEx package, not alleging SD a porch pirate but makes one wonder about her habit of collecting packages belonging to others!
IMO, SD sounds like a hothead and a bully -- and very well-suited for BM.![]()
Actually that was my point about acquiring the backhoe. The seller told Barry he wasn't available to meet with him on 5/9 and never heard from Barry again. If Barry needed it for a job, how come he never contacted the seller again?But that all assumes that the purchase that he debated about was intended for nefarious use. There's really nothing that indicates that and LE cleared the bobcat in the affidavit.
He probably just was thinking of acquiring and it was not needed for a specific job. Then he thought about it again and decided to purchase it. I don't recall in the AA that he said it was needed for a specific job.Actually that was my point about acquiring the backhoe. The seller told Barry he wasn't available to meet with him on 5/9 and never heard from Barry again. If Barry needed it for a job, how come he never contacted the seller again?
Actually that was my point about acquiring the backhoe. The seller told Barry he wasn't available to meet with him on 5/9 and never heard from Barry again. If Barry needed it for a job, how come he never contacted the seller again?
I feel like all of those rather nearby mines should be scrutinizedMost of your questions can be answered with this Google Earth case map. Probably won't open right in mobile. The path up the mountain is marked as are known mines. I suspect that she's in the one closest to the house.
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Thank you @sk716, I appreciate your excellent visual aids. I am not averse to the mine(s) as a disposal site. What do you think was his mode of transport?Most of your questions can be answered with this Google Earth case map. Probably won't open right in mobile. The path up the mountain is marked as are known mines. I suspect that she's in the one closest to the house.
Google Earth