Five months later Texas real estate agent Suzanne Simpson The lawyer disappeared in a wealthy area of San Antonio, and the lawyer is still collated the evidence as her husband faces murder and no body was found.
Simpson, a 51-year-old mother, four years old, Missing It is reported that after fighting her husband in front of her house in Olmos Park, San Antonio area, after fighting her. Authorities believe Brad Simpson “intentionally and intentionally caused the death of Suzanne” around Sunday or Sunday, October 6.
Brad Simpson is charged with murder, tampering with evidence, aggravated the assault and banning his wife from disappearing and suspected death, and plans to appear on Wednesday for an identity hearing after a delay in February.
Prosecutors and Simpson’s defense attorneys said they needed more time to experience the discovery of the case at the February 12 hearing. According to a San Antonio report, prosecutors are still sifting data and expecting more evidence from the Texas Rangers.
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Battle Night and Susanna’s disappearance, the Simpsons and their 5-year-old daughter attended a party at the Argyle Club on October 6. (Olmos Park Police/Kendall County Sheriff’s Office)
On October 6, Battle Night and the disappearance of Suzanne, the Simpsons and their 5-year-old daughter attended a party at Argyle Club, the exclusive Ritzy club at Alamo Heights. Bystanders witnessed the couple’s “verbal dispute” within the party, according to the arrest affidavit.
According to surveillance footage obtained by police, Suzanne Simpson and his daughter left the party and went to the HEB grocery store in San Antonio from 8:40 pm to 8:51 pm. Documents show they arrived home shortly afterwards.
Later that night, Suzanne called a family friend and said she was stopping. She also called her mother, telling her that Brad had assaulted her, beating her arms, back and neck, according to court records. She arrived at her family and friends’ house around 9:25 p.m., whose neighbors reported seeing Brad and Susanna quarreled loudly and “physically struggling” in front of his house.
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The Argyle Club in San Antonio is where Suzanne and Brad Simpson join the party and Suzanne disappears. (Kat Ramirez for Fox News Digital)
Neighbors observed Suzanne “trying to get rid of Mr. Simpson’s mastery as he tried to pull her down.” According to the documents, neighbours also observed Brad chasing his wife and trying to catch her. The neighbor later heard the screaming of the wooded area opposite his home.
About an hour after witnessing Susanna and Brad Simpson fighting at home, the same neighbor saw Brad’s truck leave the area and then return about an hour later.
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Brad Simpson appeared in Bexar County, Texas for a pre-trial hearing. Thursday, December 19, 2024. (Kat Ramirez for Fox News Digital)
The next morning, October 7, surveillance video from the San Antonio Heb grocery store captured Brad and his truck with a large refrigerator.
Later that morning, he bought food on a direct train in Kendall County, Texas, and the camera lens captured three white garbage bags, a heavy garbage can, a heavy garbage can, a refrigerator, and a “large bulky item wrapped in a blue tarp” secured in a blue tarp by a firewood shelf behind the Brad truck.
Until shortly after the express train, Brad allegedly bought two bags of cement, a construction bucket, a box of heavy garbage bags, Clocross disinfectant spray and insect repellent in a nearby home warehouse, police officers in receipts from cell phone data, surveillance cameras and home depots learned.
November 13, 2024 at a home warehouse in Bourne, Texas. According to the affidavit, Brad Simpson’s truck was observed here on October 7, 2024, at the same time he purchased Quikrete Cement, Clorox and Ensectellent, at the same time, according to the affidavit. (Kat Ramirez for Fox News Digital)
Before purchasing, Brad asked an unknown male in the parking lot about his route to the nearest dump in Boerne. His cell phone was obviously turned off at that time.
At the gas station that morning, surveillance video captured Brad’s truck, which lacked white garbage bags, but blue tarpaulins, firewood racks and garbage were still available.
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On November 13, 2024, Valero Stripes gas station in Bourne, Texas. Brad Simpson was observed here on October 7, 2024 when his wife Suzanne Simpson disappeared under suspicious circumstances. (Kat Ramirez for Fox News Digital)
After picking up his daughter at school in the afternoon, Brad was found “washing and cleaning the front (SIC) side (SIC) side and rear left rear passenger side” on another surveillance camera, his truck was washing the car in the car wash room in San Antonio.
Suzanne’s friend reported that she was missing on the evening of October 7. When police contacted Brad about his wife’s disappearance, he allegedly told them that he had not seen her since about 11 p.m. on October 6
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On November 12, 2024, home to Suzanne and Brad Simpson in San Antonio, Texas. (Kat Ramirez for Fox News Digital)
On October 8, Brad exchanged text messages with his long-time friend and business partner James “Val” Cotter, who was also charged.
“If you’re in Bandera, can you drag A-to see me at your house?” Simpson allegedly sent a text message to Cote. “I don’t have much time.”
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Solid Waste in Kendall County in Boerne, Texas, November 13, 2024. Brad Simpson’s truck was observed here on October 7, 2024, his wife, Suzanne Simpson, disappearing. (Kat Ramirez for Fox News Digital)
In his later text to Brad, Cotter wrote: “Come here! I won’t tell anyone” and “You are my brother.”
Cotter is accused of tampering with evidence in order to undermine the investigation and possession of the banned weapon in Suzanne’s disappearance. He released Bond in November 2024.
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James Valle Cotter, 65, was charged with tampering with or creating physical evidence to damage the investigation, according to records from the Bexar County Court. (Bexar County Jail)
Authorities arrested Brad on October 9, 2024 and arrested Kurt on October 21, 2024.
On October 9, the Texas Rangers executed a search warrant on the Brad property in Bandera County, where they found a ground burning site with burned laptops and multiple cellular devices. They also searched his truck and identified stains that tested “positive for blood” that were tested and determined as Brad’s blood.
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Brad Simpson appeared in court to hold a pre-trial hearing in Bexar County, Texas, Thursday, December 19, 2024. (Kat Ramirez for Fox News Digital)
Last December, Bexar County Crime District Attorney Joe Gonzales announced in a press release that Brad “hidden” the “reciprocating saw” two days after Suzanne’s disappearance, and authorities told family members that Suzanne’s DNA had been confirmed on the saw.
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Brad remains in the prison in Bexar County, with bonds totaling $3 million and charged by federal government possession of weapons by alcohol, tobacco, guns and explosives. His attorney could not be contacted for comment.
Mollie Markowitz of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
