TX Suzanne Clark Simpson missing in San Antonio, last seen by friends at dinner - 6 October 2024 *Arrest* #2

[LaLaH]

The doc #20220230570 dated 9/20/22 is a release and notes Grantor as the bank, and the Simpsons as the Grantee. It was instrumented and recorded after the doc you're referring to...not that any of this is even relevant really at this point, I'm just trying to understand your thinking how you are gathering the deed still stands if the release is recorded after? Not being snarky, legitimately asking.

I know you're not being snarky and I didn't take it that way. Glad you're asking questions! I'm not being snarky either, so sorry if I come across that way! You have to read in the release what document is being released. #20220230570 release, releases the Deed of Trust recorded as Document #20220223488, which is one of the September 2022 Deeds of Trust. It does not release the latest Deed of Trust recorded as Document #20220228564. The date/order of recording isn't as important when dealing with home equity loans, which is what all of these are. Deeds of Trust do not convey title. They're liens/mortgages. I wish Texas didn't use the term "Deed" in Deed of Trust because it is confusing to a lot of people, but I think you understand the terminology.

 

[Deleted member 296739]

Another thought a lot of private properties have dumpsters at their main house or service gates. I have one thru Republic that’s gets emptied twice a month. Cotter dumpster or neighbor/friend that BS knew that home was seasonal use only? Nobody home.

Eeww- now I’m going to be tempted to compulsively check my dumpsters and rubbish bins!

And possibly buy a new outdoor remote camera for a family members weekend house!

mono (my own neurosis only!)

 

[BrookebbSATX]

I know you're not being snarky and I didn't take it that way. Glad you're asking questions! I'm not being snarky either, so sorry if I come across that way! You have to read in the release what document is being released. #20220230570 release, releases the Deed of Trust recorded as Document #20220223488, which is one of the September 2022 Deeds of Trust. It does not release the latest Deed of Trust recorded as Document #20220228564. The date/order of recording isn't as important when dealing with home equity loans, which is what all of these are. Deeds of Trust do not convey title. They're liens/mortgages. I wish Texas didn't use the term "Deed" in Deed of Trust because it is confusing to a lot of people, but I think you understand the terminology.

Ahhhh I was just so confused and saw the different HELOCs with increasing amounts over the years...basically refinancing and adding the loan amount it guess? Then why the 2 docs we were each referencing the exact same amounts just a few weeks apart? I do know the lingo from the buyer/seller as a builder, but not so much the behind the scenes on the Title Co/Mortgage lender side...I'm so glad you know that side of the biz better

 

[LaLaH]

Ahhhh I was just so confused about the different HELOCs and why the 2 docs we were each referencing were the exact same amounts...because the previous amounts were different. I do know the lingo from the buyer/seller as a builder, but not so much the behind the scenes on the Title Co/Mortgage lender side...

Yes! I think they messed up the first 09/2022 loan docs but it got recorded so they released it and did another one as a home equity loan. It was a different lender form. But bottom line, they have a lien on the residence and looks like a monthly payment of $4,213.86 according to the last loan doc. I assume that's why the family needs to at least try to lease the home for now to keep it out of foreclosure.

 

[findlisa5]

Do you think that her body is in Bandera or possibly could have been thrown into the lake in New Braunfels?

No, I based the route of his truck on the exact information in the murder arrest affidavit and my assumption (reported already elsewhere on several locations on the Internet), that the truck never zigzagged, but rather stuck to main routes that were either reported in the affidavit (like I-10 and TX-46) or followed a route I assumed he would be familiar with, TX-16. By those calculations, I have been able to determine a short range (including one specific location, inside that range) that runs alongside the Medina River.

 

[nodamselindistress]

Just want to thank the contributing locals again, you guys are doing some wonderful sleuthing out there! Keep up the good work

 

[Bean&Cheese]

No, I based the route of his truck on the exact information in the murder arrest affidavit and my assumption (reported already elsewhere on several locations on the Internet), that the truck never zigzagged, but rather stuck to main routes that were either reported in the affidavit (like I-10 and TX-46) or followed a route I assumed he would be familiar with, TX-16. By those calculations, I have been able to determine a short range (including one specific location, inside that range) that runs alongside the Medina River.

Thank you! I only found an arrest affidavit that had a lot of things blacked out so I wasn’t able to get certain information that would have been helpful haha.

 

[BrookebbSATX]

Yes! I think they messed up the first 09/2022 loan docs but it got recorded so they released it and did another one as a home equity loan. It was a different lender form. But bottom line, they have a lien on the residence and looks like a monthly payment of $4,213.86 according to the last loan doc. I assume that's why the family needs to at least try to lease the home for now to keep it out of foreclosure.

That makes so much more sense now, thank you. And taxes are coming due in January...ugh my heart breaks for them all.

 

[BrookebbSATX]

No, I based the route of his truck on the exact information in the murder arrest affidavit and my assumption (reported already elsewhere on several locations on the Internet), that the truck never zigzagged, but rather stuck to main routes that were either reported in the affidavit (like I-10 and TX-46) or followed a route I assumed he would be familiar with, TX-16. By those calculations, I have been able to determine a short range (including one specific location, inside that range) that runs alongside the Medina River.

You know what I was thinking too, it never says exactly where in Medina, so there's that road off to the left on the stretch before you get into Medina that leads to the river and ranch land (I may or may not have hid back in there with my boyfriend in high school a time or 2 ). Anyway, just a thought...

 

[Bean&Cheese]

You know what I was thinking too, it never says exactly where in Medina, so there's that road off to the left on the stretch before you get into Medina that leads to the river and ranch land (I may or may not have hid back in there with my boyfriend in high school a time or 2 ). Anyway, just a thought...

Hahaha. Love it

 

[findlisa5]

Thank you! I only found an arrest affidavit that had a lot of things blacked out so I wasn’t able to get certain information that would have been helpful haha.

Sorry, it can get confusing since the level of redactions normally goes up over time. I got my version pretty early after this document was related (by KSAT, I think). If you want to check my calculations or do your own calculations in a similar way, you merely need the exact Valero address and time (11:15 am on 10/7) and the exact vehicle license plate reader address (harder to get, but it can be interpreted based on that affidavit) and time (1:41 pm on 10/7). Then, don't forget to consider that Brad's truck was seen in the Medina area for 13 minutes between these two other sightings.

Obviously, the times are not reported to more than the minute (so there is limited temporal resolution, and a small error associated with that), and, of course, one needs to make a few basic assumptions, which will also likely introduce errors. To me, this method looks very interesting, especially considering that police never shared where Brad's black truck stopped between these two locations for an extended period of time (although it seems authorities must know more about this time period than provided in the affidavit).

 

[Bean&Cheese]

Sorry, it can get confusing since the level of redactions normally goes up over time. I got my version pretty early after this document was related (by KSAT, I think). If you want to check my calculations or do your own calculations in a similar way, you merely need the exact Valero address and time (11:15 am on 10/7) and the exact vehicle license plate reader address (harder to get, but it can be interpreted based on that affidavit) and time (1:41 pm on 10/7). Then, don't forget to consider that Brad's truck was seen in the Medina area for 13 minutes between these two other sightings.

Obviously, the times are not reported to more than the minute (so there is limited temporal resolution, and a small error associated with that), and, of course, one needs to make a few basic assumptions, which will also likely introduce errors. To me, this method looks very interesting, especially considering that police never shared where Brad's black truck stopped between these two locations for an extended period of time (although it seems authorities must know more about this time period than provided in the affidavit).

Ok thank you. I guess I interpreted the affidavit To mean that his truck went directly from Boerne to Medina (without stopping until getting to Medina.

 

[ImFine]

Sorry, it can get confusing since the level of redactions normally goes up over time. I got my version pretty early after this document was related (by KSAT, I think). If you want to check my calculations or do your own calculations in a similar way, you merely need the exact Valero address and time (11:15 am on 10/7) and the exact vehicle license plate reader address (harder to get, but it can be interpreted based on that affidavit) and time (1:41 pm on 10/7). Then, don't forget to consider that Brad's truck was seen in the Medina area for 13 minutes between these two other sightings.

Obviously, the times are not reported to more than the minute (so there is limited temporal resolution, and a small error associated with that), and, of course, one needs to make a few basic assumptions, which will also likely introduce errors. To me, this method looks very interesting, especially considering that police never shared where Brad's black truck stopped between these two locations for an extended period of time (although it seems authorities must know more about this time period than provided in the affidavit).

Maybe this will help. The only license plate reader on Hwy 46W is just east of Double Diamond. It was placed there about 6-8 months ago after they built a water treatment plant for the new neighborhood Miralomas on 46. That reader from intersection of Hwy 46 and 16 is 2/3 the way to Boerne. That’s about 8 miles from 16 and 4 mile from I10.
Give a plus or minus factor also for traffic. Hwy 46 can very to an average of 40mph to 65 dependent on who is leading the two lane highway pack with very few passing zones. This is the actual FLOCK on 46 that had BS reentering Kendall at 1:41pm

 

[Bean&Cheese]

Ok thank you. I guess I interpreted the affidavit To mean that his truck went directly from Boerne to Medina (without stopping until getting to Medina.

Ah re: the Medina dumpsters… that may have been what led to the landfill search and why they were so confident about it?

 

[BrookebbSATX]

Ah re: the Medina dumpsters… that may have been what led to the landfill search and why they were so confident about it?

Perhaps...am I dreaming or did one of the local channels say it was specifically a dump site for Apache (the dumpster company)? And that's an Apache dumpster (as well as many of the personal trash bins around...I think they're one of the main companies that services out there, right?).

 

[Bean&Cheese]

Maybe this will help. The only license plate reader on Hwy 46W is just east of Double Diamond. It was placed there about 6-8 months ago after they built a water treatment plant for the new neighborhood Miralomas on 46. That reader from intersection of Hwy 46 and 16 is 2/3 the way to Boerne. That’s about 8 miles from 16 and 4 mile from I10.
Give a plus or minus factor also for traffic. Hwy 46 can very to an average of 40mph to 65 dependent on who is leading the two lane highway pack with very few passing zones. This is the actual FLOCK on 46 that had BS reentering Kendall at 1:41pmView attachment 546469

Ok awesome! That’s about a 30 min drive from 359 Highland Dr.

 

[Bean&Cheese]

Maybe this will help. The only license plate reader on Hwy 46W is just east of Double Diamond. It was placed there about 6-8 months ago after they built a water treatment plant for the new neighborhood Miralomas on 46. That reader from intersection of Hwy 46 and 16 is 2/3 the way to Boerne. That’s about 8 miles from 16 and 4 mile from I10.
Give a plus or minus factor also for traffic. Hwy 46 can very to an average of 40mph to 65 dependent on who is leading the two lane highway pack with very few passing zones. This is the actual FLOCK on 46 that had BS reentering Kendall at 1:41pmView attachment 546469

From my calculations, that gives about 50 mins for the disposal of the body, is that consistent with your calculations?

 

[Deleted member 296739]

Just want to thank the contributing locals again, you guys are doing some wonderful sleuthing out there! Keep up the good work

Yes! That you so much for you perspective on this case

 

[findlisa5]

Maybe this will help. The only license plate reader on Hwy 46W is just east of Double Diamond. It was placed there about 6-8 months ago after they built a water treatment plant for the new neighborhood Miralomas on 46. That reader from intersection of Hwy 46 and 16 is 2/3 the way to Boerne. That’s about 8 miles from 16 and 4 mile from I10.
Give a plus or minus factor also for traffic. Hwy 46 can very to an average of 40mph to 65 dependent on who is leading the two lane highway pack with very few passing zones. This is the actual FLOCK on 46 that had BS reentering Kendall at 1:41pmView attachment 546469

Right, that is the street name that I used too. There I added a number on that street name, such it was located right next to this corner shown in your photo, so it was a full address that I could use in Google Maps. For the exact street number I chose, you can see it in my external posts (posted on the Internet a couple days ago). BTW, for anyone dubious and wanting to check this verbatim in the affidavit, the Affiant described this location in paragraph #24 as "entering the Bourne, Kendall County, area from Bandera County, Texas." But, in short, yes, I used the same crossroad and intersection that you showed here to do the mapping and get the distances for the subsequent calculations.

 

[findlisa5]

From my calculations, that gives about 50 mins for the disposal of the body, is that consistent with your calculations?

That is not too different from my result. I got 79 minutes for the disposal, where I assumed only one other stop (namely in the Medina area for 13 minutes, as given in the affidavit) and all other travel done at 60 mph or 1 mile per minute (which might be different than what you did by using traffic predictions and corresponding lower speeds due to traffic).

Since your time for the disposal might already be more accurate than mine, I recommend that you graduate to the most important thing, namely where it seems, by this type of analysis, Suzanne body resides. Here's a tip on one way to do that: Remember my assumption of no zigzagging and realize a lot of the outbound travel can cancel with corresponding inbound travel, especially if you assume the truck maintained the same speed in both directions (outbound vs. inbound). Finally, by this method, you will notice that you don't even need the exact times his truck left the Valero gas station and arrived at the license plate reader near the county line. Let me know what you get for that. My result is already posted elsewhere on the Internet, including a very suspicious spot that I've asked publicly for police to check near that location.