This is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske. Here now, Tony Bruske.

Feels like in Colorado, justice seems to move in circles. The kind of circles that start with a missing wife, a frantic husband, a headline that fades into dust.

And then years later, surprise, comes roaring back to life with a new

arrest a new prosecutor and a body found in the dirt barry morphew has been here before he was charged

once in 2021 with killing his wife, Suzanne. The case collapsed.

The evidence was thin.

The prosecution sloppy and the defense walked him out of that courtroom with his head high.

He sued the government afterwards for $15 million, claiming they'd ruined his life. And for a while, it looked like that was the end of it.

But now it is all back.

The charges, the headlines, the same marriage under a microscope.

Only this time, the state says the difference is science.

The body of Suzanne Morphew has been found.

And inside those bones lies the evidence, they say,

tells the real story. The one Barry can't talk his way out of, according to them.

For those who followed the case from the start, it began on Mother's Day weekend of 2020.

Suzanne was 50, active, kind, a mother of two grown daughters, and by all accounts, restless.

She'd been unhappy in her marriage for a long time.

She'd reconnected with an old flame, sent him romantic messages, maybe even planned to leave Barry.

He, meanwhile, was trying to hold together what was left of their family image.

He told friends they were

working on it. But beneath the surface, something was cracking. When she disappeared, Barry told

police he'd gone to work early that morning in Broomfield, three hours away, leaving Suzanne

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