What happened to Suzanne Morfew?

Here's what we do know.

In the days leading up to her disappearance, Suzanne Morfew. Here's what we do know. In the days leading up to her disappearance,

Suzanne Morfew sent messages to her friends about her husband Barry saying,

I feel no peace when he's here, and I would not feel safe alone with him.

From these cell phone records,

it's been revealed that Suzanne sent a text message to her husband, Barry, saying she was

done with their marriage. Then, days later, she vanishes. In the years since, investigators compiled

and followed several bizarre clues, a chipmunk alibi, a tranquilizer gun, and a James Bond-style spypin,

and the mother of two's disappearance became the biggest story in Colorado.

And finally, in the past few weeks, Suzanne's remains have been discovered in a shallow

grave in Moffat, Colorado.

While officials were investigating a completely different disappearance of another woman named

Edna Kintana.

The shallow grave is only 45 minutes from the Morphew's home.

Per reports, five people have disappeared or been found dead in the same area where Suzanne's

remains were recovered, which only brings up more questions.

Now could this mean there's a serial killer on the loose in Colorado?

Police don't believe so. In the past week, investigators said the disappearance of Edna and the

disappearance of Suzanne are not related. So the question remains, what happened to Suzanne

Morfew that Mother's Day weekend in 2020? This is Avery After Dark, and I'm your host, Avery Ross.

Welcome back to the show. I'm so glad to be a part of your week. For all of you who keep up with the

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