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

[Perny]

From your prior posts you seem to have legitimate concerns that a search needs to be conducted near your home. I know you attempted to contact authorities. I can only recommend being persistent

A theory is just a theory.

28 Morning Green, San Antonio, TX 78257​

is a (previous?) address listed for this bloke (BS's business associate and friend for 25 years)
which connects them to Dominion Golf Course (the house is on the Golf Course) and knowledge of the area (assuming BS visited and golfed with him there).

which would be another item of note for access to sewers on Leon Creek adjacent to the Dominion Golf Course (and BS being VP of Capital Well Service) and the appearance of short barrel rifles and a AK-47..... into the case...

just sayin'

 

[JDeWalt]

A theory is just a theory.

28 Morning Green, San Antonio, TX 78257​

is a (previous?) address listed for this bloke (BS's business associate and friend for 25 years)
which connects them to Dominion Golf Course (the house is on the Golf Course) and knowledge of the area (assuming BS visited and golfed with him there).

which would be another item of note for access to sewers on Leon Creek adjacent to the Dominion Golf Course (and BS being VP of Capital Well Service) and the appearance of short barrel rifles and a AK-47..... into the case...

just sayin'

I read a few articles this morning, and will need to dig up the one where it said he "was arrested at his Dominion home". 28 Morning Green is under a Cotter Living Trust of sorts. His father, James Cotter, also had a home in Dominion before he passed, but owned a number of homes in multiple states. His Dominion home was previously owned by George Strait.

 

[vls12345]

I hope he is not given access to his kids because I feel that he would bully/intimidate them so they do not further incriminate him. MOO.

 

[LadyL]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1848789818962260471

oh boy here we go

 

[no greed]

I don’t think BS used a gun to kill SS. I think he used his bare hands/ strangled her/ broke her neck.
SUNDAY NIGHT
Per witness he forcefully dragged her into the woods, she allegedly screamed.
I think that
was the end of her.
Neighbor went out with flashlight and didn’t see anything- witnessed BS returning and leaving for @2 hours in his truck.
I think BS loaded her body into the truck and moved it.
I think it was a temporary move - they have navigation from his truck but he left his phone home.
MONDAY MORNING
I think he dropped his daughter at school and then took a vehicle without navigation back to the dump site and retrieved SS body then permanently disposed of her.
He had a long stretch of time before calling her mom to say SS didn’t pick up their daughter from school.

I don’t think they will find her - at least not in the short term. She was intentionally well hidden and she’s definitely north of Bexar County closer to or in the Bandera area.
They searched 4 areas before the dump and those areas are places that likely showed up based on his black truck’s navigation system.
Then they searched the dump with 25+ helpers

This is Texas- probably many folks with illegal/ unregistered guns here if it comes down to it.
They are grasping after reading through BS correspondence after SS disappearance.
This latest arrest speaks to BS character but not his crime of killing/ concealing SS.
She’s not in the woods near their Olmos home. They don’t know where to look as BS wasn’t stupid about her final resting place in his mind.
Idk if they have enough to hold him.
He’s not going to open his mouth.

All IMHO

Some very good ideas on possible scenarios. I have similar ideas about what happened that Sunday night and Monday. I do not understand how he could have killed her in the woods and got her back to the house without being observed. The neighbor was obviously on high alert. Strangulation is not a quick method to kill someone. It is about 60 yards or more from the woods to the Simpson’s home. How did he carry or drag her body without being observed or recorded on a camera? Maybe he left her body by the woods edge, drove his truck close, and loaded her without being observed? I wonder what those children in the home observed? Can cadaver dogs detect the prior presence of a body that is only recently deceased? If BS is guilty I sure hope he doesn’t get to communicate with his minor children till they are adults. All my thoughts and speculations?

 

[Marie A]

Some very good ideas on possible scenarios. I have similar ideas about what happened that Sunday night and Monday. I do not understand how he could have killed her in the woods and got her back to the house without being observed. The neighbor was obviously on high alert. Strangulation is not a quick method to kill someone. It is about 60 yards or more from the woods to the Simpson’s home. How did he carry or drag her body without being observed or recorded on a camera? Maybe he left her body by the woods edge, drove his truck close, and loaded her without being observed? I wonder what those children in the home observed? Can cadaver dogs detect the prior presence of a body that is only recently deceased? If BS is guilty I sure hope he doesn’t get to communicate with his minor children till they are adults. All my thoughts and speculations?

Bingo- This is exactly what I think- that he left her body by woods edge and drove his truck close and loaded her body without being observed.
Good thoughts about cadaver dogs- idk if a very freshly deceased body is detectable.
I think he moved her very quickly after leaving his phone in the house and possibly destroying hers.
Two of their three children are technically adults (in college) and one is close to being an adult. The youngest is the one that allegedly reported her father hitting mom and taking her phone away. This must have happened right before their altercation outside that was witnessed by the across the street neighbor.
This is such a tragic situation.
Hoping the neighbor’s testimony is enough to keep him behind bars.
Hopefully they found some evidence of her body being in his truck- though he did have time to clean it thoroughly…..
All IMHO

 

[Tbone144]

I agree… I think somebody would have heard an AK 47 being used to kill her.

She may not have been dead when she was transported. Choked unconscious or beaten unconscious and shot at secondary location. Or he shot her at the secondary location just to be sure. I’m not sure why he would hide that specific gun otherwise. If you are murdering your wife, having an unregistered gun in the house doesn’t seem like it would be a priority. Hiding murder weapon, yes. Hiding a gun for being unregistered, doesn’t seem high on the list. I’m in central TX and about 3 hours north of San Antonio and I have heard gunshots at night. I’m assuming it’s people shooting hogs which you can do at any time of day. If you go rural enough someone may not have noticed a rifle shot.

IMOO

 

[Perny]

If you go rural enough someone may not have noticed a rifle shot.

IMOO

And, if you go suburban enough, somebodies will hear it on a clear quiet night....

 

[JerseyWasHome2]

And, if you go suburban enough, somebodies will hear it on a clear quiet night....

That reminds me of the Kaitlin Armstrong/Moriah Wilson case where Kaitlin shot Moriah in a small house in a tight neighborhood in Austin, TX. "Tight" meaning, tiny yards, homes close together. Someone's doorbell cam picked up the sound of the gunshot so authorities had that to go by to pinpoint time of her death, but if I recall correctly, not one neighbor heard the shot and there plenty of homes nearby where you'd think it would have created a huge, "WHAT WAS THAT?"

 

[Perny]

That reminds me of the Kaitlin Armstrong/Moriah Wilson case where Kaitlin shot Moriah in a small house in a tight neighborhood in Austin, TX. "Tight" meaning, tiny yards, homes close together. Someone's doorbell cam picked up the sound of the gunshot so authorities had that to go by to pinpoint time of her death, but if I recall correctly, not one neighbor heard the shot and there plenty of homes nearby where you'd think it would have created a huge, "WHAT WAS THAT?"

to be fair, some neighborhoods are louder and filled with random, more such auxiliary noises than others...

 

[SMK777]

That reminds me of the Kaitlin Armstrong/Moriah Wilson case where Kaitlin shot Moriah in a small house in a tight neighborhood in Austin, TX. "Tight" meaning, tiny yards, homes close together. Someone's doorbell cam picked up the sound of the gunshot so authorities had that to go by to pinpoint time of her death, but if I recall correctly, not one neighbor heard the shot and there plenty of homes nearby where you'd think it would have created a huge, "WHAT WAS THAT?"

Good observation. Thanks for the reminder about none of the very close by neighbors hearing the shot that killed Moriah.

 

[JerseyWasHome2]

to be fair, some neighborhoods are louder and filled with random, more such auxiliary noises than others...

Good point!

 

[bestill]

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https://twitter.com/x/status/1849143360910672045

 

[flowershop]

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https://twitter.com/x/status/1849143360910672045

Cotter hid the weapons within his bedroom wall as a favor to BS. And Cotter claimed he was asked to pick up a .22 rifle. How is it that we are hearing of an AK-47 in this case lately?

'I don't have much time': Brad Simpson's business partner hid AK-47 for him before his arrest, documents say

Earlier in the day Tuesday, Brad Simpson's business associate was arrested and accused of tampering with evidence. Now Brad faces similar charges.

www.kens5.com

 

[Angelcat13]

She may not have been dead when she was transported. Choked unconscious or beaten unconscious and shot at secondary location. Or he shot her at the secondary location just to be sure. I’m not sure why he would hide that specific gun otherwise. If you are murdering your wife, having an unregistered gun in the house doesn’t seem like it would be a priority. Hiding murder weapon, yes. Hiding a gun for being unregistered, doesn’t seem high on the list. I’m in central TX and about 3 hours north of San Antonio and I have heard gunshots at night. I’m assuming it’s people shooting hogs which you can do at any time of day. If you go rural enough someone may not have noticed a rifle shot.

IMOO

I’m wondering if the gun really has nothing to do with Suzanne’s disappearance/death but that it MAY link him to another crime(s) that could be very serious.

 

[Perny]

I’m wondering if the gun really has nothing to do with Suzanne’s disappearance/death but that it MAY link him to another crime(s) that could be very serious.

The possession of an AK47 fully auto, and/or short barrel rifles (IF that is what they are) is a very serious crime indeed if unregistered!

 

[I am not Sherlock H.]

The possession of an AK47 fully auto, and/or short barrel rifles (IF that is what they are) is a very serious crime indeed if unregistered!

Yes @Perny ….. don’t disagree. But IIRC the former business partner’s son indicated that BS was most interested in him holding or ‘secreting’ a 22 caliber rifle I think? See post # 677 above from @bestill . Still not sure yet about the AK weapons involvement….. nor any role yet in the SCS disappearance and presumed murder - but it seemed some weapons and a silencer are allowing the hold on BS now? Federal charges relating to them? IANAL nor a weapons or munitions expert.

There just might be other weapons and other storage facilities or locations too perhaps? MOO

 

[Bean&Cheese]

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https://twitter.com/x/status/1849143360910672045

I wonder what, “all that ” is that BS said to leave in the pump house? Hopefully something very incriminating. Oh! If they are hunters, then maybe she is in one of those deep freezers on one of the properties.

 

[SMK777]

I’m wondering if the gun really has nothing to do with Suzanne’s disappearance/death but that it MAY link him to another crime(s) that could be very serious.

You mean link the husband, correct? Could it be his wife had threatened to expose him about a criminal matter, and that’s what initiated the alleged homicide?

 

[MassGuy]

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