According to a newly unsealed police affidavit, Suzanne Simpson, a mother of four from Texas, told her personal banker in the weeks before her disappearance that if she went missing, she would go to the lake. He told her to look for him.
Simpson, 51, was last seen alive Oct. 6 at her Olmos Park home, but in August her husband, Brad Simpson, physically assaulted her and stole her cell phone. He told the bank employee that he would take his phone away.
According to the arrest warrant for Brad, who is charged with murdering his wife, no evidence has been found to indicate that she is still alive.
The warrant stems from investigators' evidence that Brad was seen on camera heading to a dumpster carrying trash bags, bulky items under tarps and other supplies the day after his wife was last seen. It sheds light on evidence implicating Brad in Suzanne's presumed death.
Husband of missing mother Suzanne Simpson charged with murder
Missing Texas mother Suzanne Simpson is pictured with her husband Brad Simpson. (Facebook/Suzanne Simpson)
At 9:12 a.m. on Oct. 7, surveillance video from the Whataburger store in Boerne shows trash bags, heavy-duty trash cans, ice chests, and “large bulky items wrapped and secured in blue tarps.” Ta. There was a firewood rack in the back of Brad Simpson's truck, according to the affidavit.
He also allegedly purchased cement, Clorox disinfectant spray, and insect repellent with cash at a nearby hardware store on the same day.
Investigators wrote that the man asked someone in the parking lot of a hardware store where the nearest dumpster was, then “deliberately cut off cell phone service” and put his cell phone into “lockdown mode.” There is.
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A panoramic view of Suzanne and Brad Simpson's home in the San Antonio area on Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2024. Suzanne Simpson disappeared under suspicious circumstances in October. (Kat Ramirez, Fox News Digital)
Vehicle data collected by police indicates Brad Simpson traveled to a location near a Kendall County landfill. Later, another surveillance camera showed the truck “washing and cleaning the front drive and left rear passenger side” of the truck at a car wash in San Antonio.
According to documents, “dried cement splatter” was seen in the bed of the truck, and during a search on Oct. 10, Texas Rangers found blood stains in the bed of the truck, which were eventually traced to Brad Simpson. That's what it means.
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The Texas Department of Public Safety has released photos of missing mother Suzanne Simpson from the night she disappeared. (Texas Department of Public Safety)
Investigators said the 53-year-old father reported his wife missing on the night of October 7, after one of her friends first called police.
Records show the suspect initially told investigators he last saw his wife on the night of Oct. 6, but later said he last saw her sleeping in another room. contradicts himself by stating that it was the morning of October 7th.
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Brad Simpson was arrested on Oct. 9 after a neighbor reported seeing a couple arguing and hearing screams in a wooded area in the neighborhood the night of Oct. 6. He was charged with assault and unlawful restraint and taken into custody. murder.
He is being held in the Bexar County Jail on bail totaling $3 million and being held on weapons charges by the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
His bail hearing scheduled for Wednesday was postponed to December 19th. His attorney was not immediately available for comment.
Fox News Digital's Mollie Markowitz contributed to this report.
