
Missing Colorado mom Suzanne Morphew 'made implications that she had concerns about her safety': sister
Fox News
A sister of missing Colorado mom Suzanne Morphew – who is now presumed dead after disappearing more than a year ago – revealed Suzanne "made implications that she had concerns about her safety" as her relationship with her husband deteriorated, according to a local report.
"Yes, Suzanne did. She definitely made implications that she had concerns about her safety," Moorman said. "And the condition of their relationship had, I think, deteriorated quite a bit over the last several years." Barry Morphew's May 5, 2021 booking photo (Chaffee County Sheriff) (Chaffee County Sheriff’s Office) In this still image from video, Barry Morphew, center, appears in court in Salida, Colo., Thursday, May 6, 2021. (KUSA via AP, Pool)(KUSA via AP, Pool) Moorman told the radio station that she and her sister did not speak daily or even weekly, but had "a very intuitive and a very close relationship and we were very connected."More Related News

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