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   The remains of Suzanne Morphew were found last week, law enforcement   
   announced Wednesday, renewing interest in the missing married mom’s case   
   and the details of her life and marriage.   
      
   Morphew’s remains were discovered Friday by law enforcement officials, who   
   were conducting an unrelated search in the area of Moffat, Colorado.   
   Morphew, then 49, disappeared on Mother’s Day in 2020 after leaving her   
   home for a bike ride and never returning.   
      
   Since Morphew’s disappearance, unsealed court records revealed that the   
   woman was having an affair with a former high school classmate, Jeff   
   Libler. Investigators didn’t learn about the affair until about six months   
   after Morphew disappeared, CBS News reported.   
      
   Morphew and Libler had an affair for about two years before her death   
   while he lived in Michigan, the outlet reported. Libler, who was married   
   with six children, never approached authorities about the affair and later   
   told investigators he didn’t want the extramarital relationship to mar   
   Morphew’s reputation.   
      
   Authorities interviewed the affair partner in November 2020, when Libler   
   told investigators his phone had been destroyed, the Denver Gazette   
   reported.   
      
   Investigators later recovered LinkedIn messages where the couple discussed   
   meeting on at least six occasions out of state and confirmed their sexual   
   relationship, CBS News reported. They also discussed getting married and   
   moving to Ecuador once Morphew left her husband.   
      
   Records unsealed in June contained messages the two sent each other on   
   LinkedIn and WhatsApp. According to the Denver newspaper, Morphew   
   allegedly wrote to Libler: “Nobody loves you...like the way I do. I crave   
   time with you. I crave the feeling I get when we connect. Physically or   
   emotionally. You’re my guy. Always.”   
      
   While on a date with her husband, Morphew also told Libler, “You’re the   
   only real love I’ve known...the only love I want.”   
      
   It’s unclear where Libler is today. A search by The Messenger couldn’t   
   locate any Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn accounts appearing to belong to   
   Libler.   
      
   Authorities previously said Libler wasn’t a suspect in Morphew’s   
   disappearance.   
      
   https://themessenger.com/news/suzanne-morphew-jeff-libler-update-affair-   
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