Westword By Michael Roberts Why Boulder Took Eight Years to Pay Police Shooting Victim $1.3 Million Boulder City Council has agreed to pay $1.3 million to Coleman Stewart over an incident during which he was shot by Boulder Police Department officers in 2014....
Westword By Michael Roberts Barry Morphew's Prosecution for Using Missing Wife's Ballot Was Harassment, Attorney Says On April 19, the prosecution of Barry Morphew for the alleged murder of his missing wife, Suzanne Morphew, came to a screeching halt when a judge granted...
Westword By Michael Roberts Barry Morphew's Prosecution for Using Missing Wife's Ballot Was Harassment, Attorney Says On April 19, the prosecution of Barry Morphew for the alleged murder of his missing wife, Suzanne Morphew, came to a screeching halt when a judge granted...
Fox News By Bradford Betz Iris Eytan is one of two attorneys representing Barry Morphew, a Colorado man charged in the killing of his wife Suzanne, who disappeared on Mother’s Day 2020. The announcement about Morphew's legal representation was first made by...
9 News By Matt Jablow Prominent Denver defense lawyer pushes for statewide prosecutor accountability law Barry Morphew's lawyer said "nothing ever happens to prosecutors'' who commit misconduct. DENVER — Suzanne Morphew disappeared from her Salida home in May 2020. One year later, her husband,...
ABC News By Emily Shapiro Barry Morphew and daughters speak out for 1st time since murder charges were dropped Suzanne and Barry Morphew's two daughters are both standing behind their dad. Days before the second anniversary of Colorado mom Suzanne Morphew's disappearance, her husband...
April 3, 2021 Denver, Colorado When someone commits an apparently senseless act of violence like opening fire in a grocery store full of shoppers on a Monday afternoon, people search for answers about whether anyone missed warning signs and could have done...
The Denver Post By Shelly Bradbury A Denver real estate broker who was shot to death after an argument with her fiance last year appeared to suffer a self-inflicted gunshot wound, the deputy director of the Denver Crime Laboratory testified on the...
December 6, 2019 Washington, DC Derrick Clay walked into a restaurant in Colorado, one afternoon in January 2017, to get a bite to eat. His card was declined. Clay, who has been diagnosed with psychosis and probable bipolar disorder, grabbed another customer’s...
September 20, 2019 Denver, CO The Court of Appeals made a ruling in a sexual assault case that touches on both the admissibility of expert testimony and Colorado’s criminal rape shield law. The latter typically precludes defenses from using information about an...