State of Texas v. Brad Simpson
CASE SUMMARY & BACKGROUND
State of Texas v. Brad Simpson is a first-degree murder prosecution in Bexar County, Texas, arising from the October 6, 2024, disappearance and presumed homicide of 51-year-old Olmos Park realtor Suzanne Clark Simpson. Brad Chandler Simpson was indicted for murder, evidence tampering, and prohibited weapons after surveillance, digital footprints, and DNA on a concealed reciprocating saw linked him to her disappearance despite her body remaining unrecovered. Presiding in the 437th Criminal District Court, Judge Joel Perez denied defense motions to quash the indictment, with trial proceedings pending.
KEY DEFENDANTS & INVOLVED FIGURES (3)
Case Summary & Frequently Asked Questions
Q.What is the legal proceeding "State of Texas v. Brad Simpson" about?
"State of Texas v. Brad Simpson" is a tracked legal proceeding under the Capital Offenses, Murder & Homicide, Violent Crime, Weapon Possession category in United States.
Q.When was "State of Texas v. Brad Simpson" formally initiated?
Official records date the opening of this case to October 2024.
Q.How many figures are currently linked to this case file?
3 individuals have documented records associated with this proceeding on Rakeni.