He has been held in prison ever since his arrest. However, he has had bail hearings on Jan. 30, Feb. 13. Feb. 27, March 29 and May 1 (continued to May 2), according to the Rhode Island Judicial Portal. He is represented by Attorney John E. MacDonald.

His family has requested privacy.

Both parents are prominent. Morris's father, Spencer Morris, is an apple farmer, according to an Internet search, and a past president of the Warren Preservation Society. His mother, Allison Newsome, is a sculptor. Her sculptures of lions adorn the Audrain Automobile Museum on Newport's Bellevue Avenue (Vanderbilt Bronfman homes), and she has been active with the Newport Art Museum.

Dr. Bridgham's body was found in his home, which was originally reported as 170 Pleasant St., Riverside. However, land evidence records indicate he owned property at 1 Bridgham Court, which is off Pleasant Street and near Morra Way. The property is connected to the Bridgham Farm, which is on the National Register. According to Wikipedia, Dr. Bridgham was descended from the family that originally owned the historic property. It was deeded to them by King George III. An ancestor, Samuel Willard Bridgham, was the first mayor of Providence. Another ancestor was an eighteenth-century president of Harvard University.

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