"Unlock the keys to your financial future and legacy – <br />Get it now -- https://shorturl.at/nvCU5 "<br /><br />-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />Suzanne Morphew’s Sister Says ‘The Truth Will Prevail’ After Remains Found.<br />Suzanne Morphew's family has released a statement calling for justice one day after the missing woman's remains were found and three years after she went missing. <br /><br />Morphew, 49, was last seen on Mother's Day 2020 in Colorado and her husband, Barry Morphew, and two daughters have spent the last three years searching for her. <br /><br />In a statement released Thursday, the family thanked law enforcement and supporters for their unwavering commitment to bringing Suzanne home. <br /><br />'The Moorman family would like to thank all involved for the discovery of our sister Suzanne,' the family wrote in their statement. <br /><br />'We look forward to finding long-awaited justice for Suanne in the successful prosecutions of those involved in her disappearance,' it continued. <br /><br />Suzanne's 'scattered remains' were discovered in a shallow grave in a remote desert field 50 minutes from her home in Salida, 140 miles south of Denver. <br /><br />The mom-of-two had gone for a bike ride but never came home. Her bike was found the day she went missing, discarded in a ravine near her mountain home. <br /><br />Investigators revealed they found her remains 50 miles from her bike, in Moffat, Saguache County, while they were probing a completely separate case. <br /><br />She had been buried in a shallow grave, the coroner called to the site said, and her bones then dispersed over the years.<br /><br />No arrests have been made since the remains were located on September 22, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation confirmed on Wednesday. Her identity was confirmed on September 27. <br /><br />In May 2021, a year after Suzanne disappeared, her husband Barry Morphew was arrested and charged with her murder – despite police not having found a body.<br /><br />Last year, prosecutors dropped all charges against Morphew after a judge sanctioned the district attorney's office for discovery violations.<br /><br />The case was dismissed without prejudice, despite objections from the defense, which means it could still be re-filed should new evidence come to light. <br /><br />A source close to Barry Morphew told The US Sun that they thought he would be completely exonerated. <br /><br />'It's a relief but also a great sadness,' the source told the website.<br /><br />'We now know she's not alive, which we'd desperately been hoping (for).<br /><br />'But we hope that Barry's name can be cleared because of the location where she was found and the timing of it all,' they continued. <br /><br />Barry Morphew was working in Broomfield, a suburb of Denver roughly 150 miles from the family home, at the time of his wife's disappearance, and the body was found even further away.<br /><br />Barry Morphew is suing for $15 million after he was arrested on suspicion of his wife's murder, only for charges to then be dropped. <br /><br />John Spezze, Chaffee County sheriff, said
