In the last episode, we walked through the timeline of Mother's Day, May 10th, 2020, the day

Suzanne Morfew went missing in Salida, Colorado. We followed Barry Morphew's early morning drive

to Broomfield, his strange trash stops, and the discovery of Suzanne's mountain bike, twisted,

placed, and rolled down a ravine just outside their

home. A few days later, her helmet was found too, sitting just off the road, clean, undamaged,

almost like someone had tossed it there. It didn't make sense. None of it did. But while everyone was searching the woods, the trails, and the rivers for signs of Suzanne,

investigators were starting to look somewhere else, inside the Morphew house.

Because this wasn't feeling like a missing person case anymore.

It was starting to feel like something else, something bigger.

Inside the Morfew house, investigators started to find things that didn't belong.

A plastic needle cap in the dryer?

A spy pen hidden in a drawer with Suzanne's bras,

which held recordings she never meant for anyone

to hear, not even Barry. What investigators found told a different story, not just about the day

Suzanne disappeared, but about the life she'd been quietly trying to leave behind.

This is sequestered season two.

Case 4.

The disappearance and murder of Suzanne Morfew.

Part 2. The

The In the days that followed Suzanne Morphew's disappearance, the search expanded, and so did the suspicion.

On May 11th, the morning after she went missing, Barry called one of his employees, Morgan Gentile.

He shared that Suzanne was missing and that he thought a mountain lion may have attacked her.

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