- Joined
- Apr 16, 2021
- Messages
- 4,348
- Reaction score
- 32,873
2 votes instead of 1.
I had avoided watching it though I took a few punches from a report this morning.Around the 2:30 mark they’re asked if anything was amiss leading up to SM’s disappearance. BM (imo) clearly nods yes, but one of the girls says no and begins talking. I don’t know if BM was nodding acknowledging the question or he was indeed nodding yes, something was amiss. I wish the interviewer would have followed back up with him after the head nod.
![]()
Video Suzanne Morphew's husband speaks out over being charged in her alleged death
Barry Morphew and his daughters speak out for the first time since filing a $15 million lawsuit claiming he was wrongfully charged in his wife's alleged death.abcnews.go.com
Anyway, I see the dynamics with the girls different than most here. Especially with the older daughter. I think they or more MM1 has a lot of control over BM. It’s clearly a close bond, imo, that was in place before SM went missing. I think SM might have felt on the outside of these three. Imo
Maybe they're fearful of him. Between their father and his attorney, they might be doing what they're told to do and SAY. And, inspite of it all, they probably love him. I don't think it's that they think they'll be getting a huge payday, but he's probably supporting them financially. A lot of mixed emotions there, which is the way they come across when talking to the media. They've been left motherless because of their father. I'm sad for them.
Allegedly.BIB
Well he did murder their mother so ... yes?
Tunnel vision! Ha!
Barry created the tunnel.
As far I know neither daughter lives in Salida, haven’t since not too long after the murderI am sorry I watched that even though it was only in the spirit of attempting to analyse a detail.
But what caught my attention was the reports by them that the people of salida had become hostile towards them.
It makes a great story but I wonder whether it is true or not?
Is there anything out there to suggest this might have happened?
The people of Salida are in the best position to solve this.
They know the land.
They'll know all sorts of things..
hope they have enough.. I really do.
BBM. I wasn't aware Barry said that! It's quite a Freudian slip! If Barry couldn't control her, he wanted her dead.Yep, just plain old tunnel vision…
He framed himself, he's the one who put himself with Suzanne the minute her digital life ended. He's the one who put a gun in his hand, "possibly shooting chipmunks" He’s the one who made an “errant” turn that just happened to put him right on the road where her helmet was found, what are the odds? And he is the one who arranged a ridiculous alibi for the next day...a three-hour drive to be at a job where he did not work. Dumping trash (dare I say evidence) the whole way. Where it was illegal to work that Sunday, he laid in bed, and watched Tv I guess and waited for phone calls. Then left the job (because it was so important to get to on a Sunday) for other workers to complete without any tools or supplies. Changing his shirt through out the day and his room smelling of bleach for reasons unknown. Finally, to return to his home with police in tow, it's dark by now and his wife is missing and he does not even call out her name, not look around for her.
When Barry got released, he said her killer was still out there, at least he's admitting she's dead. And yes, her killer is out there Barry.
Yes. They're fearful of him doing the same to them. What an awful way to live. IMO, they know he murdered their mother, but don't want to rock the boat. At least they have each other.BIB
Well he did murder their mother so ... yes?
Barry says the killer is still out there as he walks away from the courthouse, right at the beginning of this video clip.BBM. I wasn't aware Barry said that! It's quite a Freudian slip! If Barry couldn't control her, he wanted her dead.
What I'd like to know is how and why did the daughters decided to go on a camping trip and miss Mother's Day. What, if any, role did their father play in their decision. Did they purchase flowers for their mother? Box of candy? Anything?
JMO
Could be a tactic drawn up by IE to create a basket of victims, all 3 hounded, plus stated she was acting for him and his family in the 15mill thingy..As far I know neither daughter lives in Salida, haven’t since not too long after the murder
Is he trying to say the folks of Gunnison and Crested Butte treating them poorly too?
I can see that behavior toward him for sure, rightly so but I don’t believe the daughters suffered much other than curiosity
I think the girls trip was a getaway as MM1 just finished exams and MM2 tagged along.BBM. I wasn't aware Barry said that! It's quite a Freudian slip! If Barry couldn't control her, he wanted her dead.
What I'd like to know is how and why did the daughters decided to go on a camping trip and miss Mother's Day. What, if any, role did their father play in their decision. Did they purchase flowers for their mother? Box of candy? Anything?
JMO
IMO, the people of Salida probably didn’t like him before he killed SM. Not sure how hostile they became after the road to justice was averted, but many believe he did it.But what caught my attention was the reports by them that the people of salida had become hostile towards them.
It makes a great story but I wonder whether it is true or not?
Is there anything out there to suggest this might have happened?
The people of Salida are in the best position to solve this.
They know the land.
They'll know all sorts of things..
hope they have enough.. I really do.
Sorry, who are you referring to?What happened to SHEILA???
Barrys girlfriend.Sorry, who are you referring to?
I don’t mean to laugh, but we know Barry sees laws and rules like balls and chains. This is the least surprising thing ever.
I don’t mean to laugh, but we know Barry sees laws and rules like balls and chains. This is the least surprising thing ever.
Fraudster. Liar. Murderer. Etc.