Friend of Suzanne Morphew responds to autopsy findings in Colorado: confirms homicide and wildlife tranquilizers detected

The autopsy results of missing Colorado mom Suzanne Morphew, found three years after disappearing, revealed a homicide of undetermined means. Tranquilizer drugs used for wildlife were detected in her remains, raising questions about the investigation’s direction. Barry Morphew, initially claiming abduction, was later arrested for her murder in 2021 but case dismissed in 2022. Colorado Parks and Wildlife explained tranquilizer use for wildlife management. Authorities are investigating veterinarians in the area as a lead. Despite no arrests, Suzanne’s friend hopes for justice and urges the community to report any information.

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