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The discovery of Suzanne Morphew’s remains three years after the Colorado woman went missing is raising new questions about what happened to her DENVER -- The discovery of Suzanne Morphew's remains more than three years after the Colorado woman went missing on Mother's Day is raising new questions about what happened and whether her husband remains a suspect since murder charges brought against him were dropped. Barry Morphew reasserted his innocence in a statement issued through his attorneys Thursday. They said he and the couple’s two grown daughters had held out hope Suzanne Morphew would return alive. He previously filed a $15 million lawsuit against county officials, accusing them of violating his constitutional rights. Authorities are not answering questions about how last week's discovery of the remains impacts the case, saying only that the investigation continues. Here's what to know about the case: Morphew, originally from Alexandria, Indiana, was 49 when ...

Aside from mythology and folklore remains of extremely tall people have been reported, although rarely documented. Everyone will decide for himself whether or not to believe they were real. Here we have some extracts from the book ‘Forbidden Land‘ by Robert Lyman (1971), on the subject: A decayed human skeleton claimed by eyewitnesses to measure around 10′ 9″ (3.28 meters) tall was unearthed by laborers while plowing a vineyard in November 1856 in EastWheeling, now in West Virginia. A human skeleton measuring 12 feet (3.6 meters) tall was unearthed at Lompock Rancho, California, in 1833 by soldiers digging in a pit for a powder magazine. The specimen had a double row of teeth and was surrounded by numerous stone axes, carved shells, and porphyry blocks with associated abstruse symbols. Several mummified remains of humans with reddish hair claimed to range from 6′ 6″ to over 8′ (2-2.5 meters) tall were dug up at Lovelock Cave, (70 miles northeast of Reno, Nevada), by the guan...

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