I will continue to post on this blog about things Morgan like to cook, things she loved to do, and activities that she enjoyed…all in an effort to continue to keep her alive in the minds and hearts of everyone she touched before a stalker took everything from Morgan. I will not allow her memory to be stolen from us like her physical body was.
The last days of Morgan’s bedroom windows with the blinds open…she loved light but didn’t want someone peeking in at her.
That being said, on this blog I would like to say something again about her stalking/murder, and subsequent misrepresentation of the facts of her case by not only law enforcement, but people out on the Internet, people that have no idea about the truth in this case. What I would like them all to know is:
If the truth doesn’t come out in Morgan’s case then a predatory stalker/murderer (who in my opinion is a sexual sadist) will still be out there on the loose, and will most likely do this again. We have pictures of the suspect at our house, Morgan identified him many times during the stalking, and the sheriffs knew exactly who the suspect was, and no the suspect was never “cleared”, in fact the following week after Morgan’s murder the “suspect’s” work hours were being collected to be compared to my timeline of the stalking events, Morgan was going to be giving her “official on tape” interview, and the felony stalking detective assured me that he was getting close to making an arrest. Morgan was frightened, stressed, and exhausted from the stalking, and ultimately lost her life due to her stalker. I know the state of Colorado does not want this to happen to it’s citizens, but if they can not stop a law enforcement agency from lying about, and destroying evidence in a case so there can never be a case, then how can there ever be justice? What does this say to other victims of stalking in Colorado – that they should be in fear for their lives? Because so many who have reached out to me for help tell exactly that story – they fear for their lives. A Garfield County Sheriffs Detective said, “There is no more Morgan, there is no more stalker,”, on the day she died. Isn’t this sending a message to stalkers that if they kill their victim they won’t get arrested? In the past Steve and I trusted law enforcement, but now we are far more skeptical. And as for Garfield County, I have seen them at their worst, and it is not a pretty picture. Many others have shared their personal experiences as well, and believe me it is not anything any “law abiding” department would be proud of. And we truly hope when we are finally done with achieving the justice our daughter Morgan deserves, that all those involved in covering up this case will be held accountable.
Why didn’t he just have the things work schedule faxed over? Record Morgan in her own setting?
Laura those are very good questions.
What I do know is that the detective told me many weeks in advance that he had requested the work hours – by the time he was planning on picking them up we all know now it was too late, Morgan was dead. Your last question is another good one – the detective met with Morgan ever week (except one week when he had an operation) so why didn’t he record all her statements at those times? Was it supposed to be intimidation of a victim, or just bad protocol to want to have her go down to Glenwood Springs and be recorded in an interview room? I don’t think we will ever no, but what we do know is that both the hours, and the interview were too late…Morgan was already dead. How much did this have to do with her murder…getting rid of the victim? I don’t know, and I don’t know whether I will ever know. Thanks for asking – I appreciate your comment.