Woman involved in hit-and-run incident believes driver was Barry Morphew
Summary
A woman involved in a hit-and-run in Denver believes the driver was Barry Morphew, who is charged with murdering his wife. Police have not confirmed this, but video evidence and a matching license plate linked to Morphew have emerged.Key Facts
- The incident happened on August 26 near East 8th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard in Denver.
- The woman, named Christina, recorded video of a black Ford pickup hitting her car and refusing to give ID or insurance.
- The driver offered $300 cash but said he had no insurance.
- A source close to the Morphew family identified the driver in the video as Barry Morphew.
- The pickup’s Indiana license plate matches one listed in court records related to Morphew’s murder case.
- Barry Morphew is charged with first-degree murder in the death of his wife Suzanne Morphew, who disappeared in 2020.
- Morphew is out on a $3 million bond but with movement restrictions.
- Police have not officially confirmed the driver’s identity from the hit-and-run.
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