Brad Simpson’s attorney seeks to quash murder charge Suzanne Simpson has been missing since Sunday, October 6 in Olmos Park.

Brad Simpson, 54, was arrested three days after his wife, 51-year-old Suzanne, was spotted by a neighbor in a late-night argument with him outside her $1.5 million home in San Antonio's ritzy ...

It’s also one of the last places Suzanne Clark Simpson, a popular real estate agent and 51-year-old mother of four who lived just down the road, was seen in public.

Suzanne Simpson, the missing 51-year-old Texas realtor will be laid to rest on Friday, although her body has yet to be found. A day before, her 'killer' husband, Brad Simpson, 53, asked to see ...

In a surprising turn, Judge Perez summoned Suzanne's brother-in-law, Bart Simpson, and her sister, Teresa Clark, to the bench. Bart was not in court.

As law enforcement continue to search for the remains of Texas realtor Suzanne Simpson, who disappeared over two months ago, her husband, Brad Simpson, appeared in court this week after the mother ...

Brad Simpson reacts as he talks with his defense attorney Steven Gilmore during Simpson’s first court appearance on Monday. Simpson has been indicted for the murder of his wife Suzanne Simpson ...

Suzanne Simpson's DNA found on a saw Brad Simpson allegedly tried to hide. Brad was indicted for Suzanne's murder. Lori Vallow back in court. For now, Pentagon and DHS won’t recommend that Trump ...

Two sources told KSAT Thursday that law enforcement officials told Suzanne Simpson’s family that her DNA was found on a reciprocating saw that Brad Simpson allegedly tried to conceal.

Brad Simpson was officially indicted on Dec. 3 for Suzanne's murder. The newly released "True Bill of Indictment" gave more insight into how the grand jury came to its decision, including why they ...

Brad Simpson was formally charged with the murder of his wife, Suzanne Clark Simpson, on November 7. That same day, the Texas Rangers had pulled the husband from his month-long jail cell.

A contingent of law enforcement agencies works to find evidence in the Suzanne Simpson case at a Bexar County landfill on Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2024.