Found Deceased CO - Suzanne Morphew, 49, Chaffee Co, 10 May 2020 *Case dismissed w/o prejudice* *found in 2023* #115

[GOBliaison]

I must have missed it, but in the linked article, I don’t see the name of BM’s lawyer to whom the quotes therein are attributed.

I did read elsewhere that something-tongued Iris made a statement after the civil suit was dismissed. I hope she someday chokes on her fabricated/embellished/twisted “facts” of SUZANNE’s murder.

May they come back to bite her in the rear.

Could someone file a civil suit against her for filing a suit completely without merit? For her suit based on lies and fictitious material? I mean, the egregious DNA lie she fed Lamas is just one of many.

What a difference between Iris, a woman creating fables, and SUZANNE, a woman of truth and integrity.

IMO

@windrower
I don't think it immodest if we concur here that "Great minds think alike", do you?

I, too, asked myself: Why the blazes not? For their costs in defense, at minimum?; perhaps special and punitive damages as well; and their concurrent/ attendant costs to bring such an action?
But then I remembered: MONEY
One has to have money and a pretty high risk tolerance to sue civilly.
A few of the good guys were backed by their employers; the majority, not so.

So our specious-suit-team could (1) be certain their targets were, for all intents and purposes, indigent, while (2) their firm's risk was limited by and large to their own costs.
For them, this was a - sadly not uncommon, imo - judicial lottery. Oh...and a lottery complemented with some always advantageous delay brraazzzz!!

 

[tmar]

Agree he's an abomination.
He's a cowardly one too.
Didn't attend his own civil suit hearing the other week as reported in Denver Gazette.
If you're gonna make a farce out of your wife's murder and make it all about yourself, at least show your slack jawed chops at your own civil suit fgs.

Moo and jmo

So pleased 'money pinching' BM lost loads in his unsuccessful civil suit.
Can anyone estimate how much this cost him?

 

[Seattle1]

I must have missed it, but in the linked article, I don’t see the name of BM’s lawyer to whom the quotes therein are attributed.

I wouldn't have allowed my name to be attributed to that statement either. Sounds like more alternate facts (misstatements) by team BM to me, and they've had a lot of practice in this regard. JMO

 

[Puzzles8]

With the Civil Case dismissed, jut think.......
Any given Friday might be a Felony Friday!!
Hoping sooner than later.
The trial will be fascinating.
Ordering a jar of popcorn tomorrow.

JMO

 

[Seattle1]

So pleased 'money pinching' BM lost loads in his unsuccessful civil suit.
Can anyone estimate how much this cost him?

In 2016, IE successfully defended Tom Fallis accused of shooting his wife on NY eve in Weld County Many similar defense tactics to BM case used here including distracting the evidence by emphasis on the wife having an affair. I recall IE went to the Colorado Supreme Court to challenge that the Court that the defendant should be able to live across country while on pretrial bail release to attend college (i.e., similar to BM, Fallis had no ties to Colorado). In one of these many threads, I posted a quote from Fallis citing that his defense was in excess of $400K. That was 2016 dollars...

Tom Fallis found not guilty of killing wife

A Weld County jury has found the former Weld County jail deputy accused of killing his wife not guilty of all charges.

www.9news.com

 

[mrjitty]

That gives me indescribable joy I must admit. IE can't get away from BM fast enough now, no more parking lot hugs. LOL

JMO

I always suspected that hug would come back to haunt her.

 

[mrjitty]

View attachment 533390

The judge is wrong here. There is no potential match to any sex crimes. It was a partial match to to a sex crime offender which means that it is NOT a match to that person. Lama got this wrong too.

Partial Matches • Overview

All criminal court judges should be required to pass a basic course on DNA forensics.

So what is going on here, is that at this early dismissal stage the Judge must assume al the plaintiff's allegations are correct and see if they have a case.

Had this actually gone to trial, then the state would have argued there was no such 'partial match'

This is also why Cahill's testimony was so dumb and bad

 

[Lyanna]

So pleased 'money pinching' BM lost loads in his unsuccessful civil suit.
Can anyone estimate how much this cost him?

I'm imagining it cost him all of what he owed Suzanne, whilst that galls me as it was Suzanne's money and her chance to a fresh start, it equally pleases me that he can't spend it on gym membership, guns, trucks, fake tan, tranquiliser materials or anything that brings him pleasure. Somehow though, I think he's been very savvy with finances/assests and probably has some hidden dollars somewhere.

Moo

 

[girlhasnoname]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1838954165281710141

Gaah, look at that parking lot hug but it really shows BM's botox and high lites up close. Thanks Massy, I'll have recurring nightmares now.

MOO

 

[girlhasnoname]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1838990211436462275

I surely miss Lauren and the coverage she did during this trial. Above and beyond the call of duty, I hope she writes a book someday. There's probably a lot she knows that she didn't talk about.

JMO

 

[girlhasnoname]

So what is going on here, is that at this early dismissal stage the Judge must assume al the plaintiff's allegations are correct and see if they have a case.

Had this actually gone to trial, then the state would have argued there was no such 'partial match'

This is also why Cahill's testimony was so dumb and bad

Cahill was so bad for the State's case. I think it's because he was so upset that he wasn't getting the limelight and attention he thought he deserved. A loose cannon IMO, who ended up helping IE and Company in the end.

#Justice4Suzanne

MOO

 

[Eaglette]

#thread 115

Boy oh boy - this is such a saga !

I pop on the thread every other day to check of the imminent arrest of BM....and when a new thread opens I have such big hopes...

Posted this a month ago exactly ! BIG HOPES !

Tick Tock - "BM's imminent arrest" surely now this civil case has gone down the gurgler !

Buckle up you all - I'm sure now this is IMMINENT
I'll come back daily now to check
I'm invested that Suzanne gets justice.

 

[mrjitty]

Cahill was so bad for the State's case. I think it's because he was so upset that he wasn't getting the limelight and attention he thought he deserved. A loose cannon IMO, who ended up helping IE and Company in the end.

#Justice4Suzanne

MOO

Yes I wonder what was going on with that quite frankly.

 

[girlhasnoname]

Yes I wonder what was going on with that quite frankly.

Cahill was on temporary deployment (National Guard or something) right before BM was arrested. He did not want the DA to move forward without him being able to be present. Also, he resigned over the IA audit.

<snipped>

Former Agent Joseph Cahill resigned Dec. 8, two days before an internal affairs report was issued about an “accidental discharge” of his personal gun in his home while he was off duty, according to the so-called “Brady letter,” named after a U.S. Supreme Court decision that requires officer credibility issues be disclosed during the court process.

CBI agent in Barry Morphew murder case resigned amid internal affairs investigation

MOO

 

[arielilane]

Money lost will be nothing when he is behind prison cell walls. Let that sink in BM. jmo

 

[Curiousobserver]

Without the discovery of Suzanne's remains and the subsequent finding of BAM in her bones, while IE never had an expectation of winning that lawsuit -- or even going to trial with it -- or every subjecting BM to more talking (in the form of depositions) -- I think she did have an expectation of settlements which would likely have had nondisclosure clauses leaving an appearance of wrongdoing on a part of the sued parties and the corresponding appearance of innocence on the part of her client.

We all know how deceiving appearances can be. One only needs to look at GMA for such a performance...

IMO thought it's what IE was after, abd a professional springboard to put pep in her PEP.

Springboard, sprungboard. It all fell flat.

JMO

This all the long-game for the trial they know will eventually come.

 

[pseudo_hum]

This all the long-game for the trial they know will eventually come.

Every week has a felony Friday... Hi Bury.

 

[Nikynoo]

Would they not act on a contingency basis? Afterall, it was IE driving this civil suit.

 

[NervousNellie]

Would they not act on a contingency basis? Afterall, it was IE driving this civil suit.

I shared that thought.

 

[mrjitty]

This all the long-game for the trial they know will eventually come.

i think they hoped to get a settlement in the civil trial before the body turned up.

IE obviously knows everything we know and more besides.