The Rico de Texas enclave at the Center for Care after the murder of Suzanne Simpson

More than five months later Texas Suzanne Simpson’s real estate agent Coming in a rich area of ​​San Antonio, lawyers are still resolving evidence while her husband faces a case of murder and her body has not been found.

Simpson, a mother of four 51 -year -old children, disappeared October 6, 2024, after, according to reports, fight with her 22 -year -old husband in front of her home in the Olmos Park in the San Antonio area. The authorities believe that Brad Simpson “intentionally already knows caused the death” of Suzanne “in or around Sunday, October 6,” show the records.

Brad Simpson is accused of murder, manipulation of evidence, aggravated assault and possession of prohibited weapons in the disappearance of his wife and the suspicion of death and is scheduled to appear before the court on Wednesday for a status hearing after he was delayed in February.

Both prosecutors and Simpson’s defense lawyer said during a February 12 hearing that they would need more time to go through the discovery in the case. According to the San Antonio report, prosecutors were still examining the data and expected more evidence of the Texas Rangers.

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On October 6, the night of the fight and the disappearance of Suzanne, the Simpsons and his 5 -year -old daughter attended a party at Argyle Club, an exclusive club and Ritzy in Alamo Heights. The spectators witnessed that the couple had a “verbal altercation” while at the party, according to an affidavit of arrest.

Around 8:30 pm, Suzanne Simpson and her daughter left the party and went to the HEB groceries in San Antonio from 8:40 pm to 8:51 pm, according to the surveillance images obtained by the police. They arrived at their home shortly after, as shown in documents.

Later that night, Suzanne called a family friend to say she was going through here. He also called her mother to tell her that Brad assaulted her, hurting her arm, back and neck, according to judicial records. He arrived at the family of the family friend at 9:25 pm around 10 pm, the family of the family friend reported having seen Brad and Suzanne arguing aloud and “fighting physically” in front of her house.

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The neighbor observed Suzanne “trying to get away from Mr. Simpson while trying to withdraw it down.” The neighbor also observed Brad chasing his wife and trying to grab her, according to documents. Later, the neighbor heard shouts from the wooded area in front of his house.

Approximately an hour after witnessing Suzanne and Brad Simpson fought in front of his house, the same neighbor saw Brad’s truck out of the area and then return approximately one hour later.

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The next morning, on October 7, surveillance images of a grocery store in San Antonio Heb captured Brad and his truck, which contained a large ice chest.

Later that morning, he bought food in a Drive-Thru in Kendall County, Texas, and the images of the camera captured three white garbage bags, a heavy duty garbage boat, an ice chest and a “large voluminous article wrapped and insured in a blue canvas” that was supported by a fire shelf in the back of Brad’s Truck, according to the aphine.

Shortly after the Drive-Thru, Brad was supposedly seen buying two cement bags, a construction cube, a box of heavy duty garbage, spray disinfectant of chlorox and repellent of insects with cash in a nearby home, the police learned through cell phone data, surveillance images and reception of recently out of home.

Before his purchase, Brad asked an unknown man in the parking lot instructions from the nearest landfill in Boerne. His cell phone was apparently off at that time.

In a service station that same morning, the surveillance images captured Brad’s truck, which lacked white garbage bags, but the blue canvas, the wood shelf and the jar of garbage were still present.

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After picking up her school daughter in the afternoon, Brad was seen in another surveillance camera “washing and cleaning the front side (sic) and the back of the rear passenger” of his truck in a car wash in San Antonio.

Suzanne’s friend reported that she disappeared on October 7. When the police contacted Brad about the disappearance of his wife, he allegedly told them that he had not seen her since October 6, around 11 pm

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On October 8, Brad exchanged text messages with his former friend and commercial partner, James “Val” Cotter, who is also accused in the case.

“If you are on a flag, can you transport me to my house?” Simpson supposedly sent a text message. “I don’t have much time.”

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In a text message after Brad, Cotter wrote: “Put here! I will not tell anyone” and “You are my brother.”

Cotter was accused of manipulating evidence with the intention of affecting an investigation and possession of prohibited weapons in Suzanne’s disappearance. He published bail in November 2024.

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The authorities arrested Brad on October 9, 2024 and Cotter on October 21, 2024.

On October 9, Texas Rangers executed a raid order on Brad’s property in the flag county, where they found a burning site at ground level with a burned laptop and multiple cellular devices. They also registered their truck and identified spots that proved “presumitively positive for blood”, which were tested and determined that it was Brad’s blood.

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In December, the Criminal District of the County of Bexar, Joe Gonzales, announced through the press release that Brad had “hidden” a “reciprocal saw” two days after Suzanne’s disappearance, and the authorities informed the family members that Suzanne’s DNA had been identified in the SAW.

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Brad remains in the Bexar County prison with bonds for a total of $ 3 million and a federal retention of the alcohol, tobacco office, firearms and explosives for the position of weapons. You couldn’t contact your lawyer to comment.

Mollie Markowitz de Fox News Digital contributed to this report.