In the long and uncertain interval between accusation and verdict, the law extends a conditional trust — and Barry Morphew, accused of murdering his wife Suzanne, appears to have broken it. A single unauthorized drive to Denver International Airport, captured by GPS monitoring, was enough for a judge to conclude that the terms of his freedom had been violated. Now, as he awaits a bond hearing set for September 8, the question before the court is not only whether he killed his wife, but whether he can be trusted to remain present for the reckoning.
Barry Morphew arrested on bond violation after airport trip
Suzanne Morphew is deceased; Barry Morphew faces first-degree murder charges in her death.