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Missing Texas Real Estate Agent: Husband Charged

Texas real estate agent Suzanne Simpson is missing, and her husband faces multiple charges related to their relationship before her disappearance. The investigation is ongoing.

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Suzanne SimpsonBrad SimpsonChandler SimpsonBarton SimpsonJames "Val" Cotter

What happened to Suzanne Simpson?: Suzanne Simpson, a Texas luxury real estate agent, has been missing for over a month. Her husband, Brad Simpson, has been charged with assaulting her before her disappearance, and their daughter believes he is responsible for her death.
What charges has Brad Simpson faced?: Brad Simpson was initially charged with assault and unlawful restraint. Later charges included possession of a prohibited weapon and tampering/fabricating physical evidence. His bond is set at \$3 million.
Who is James "Val" Cotter and what is his involvement?: James "Val" Cotter, Brad Simpson's business partner, is accused of hiding Brad's gun and lying to authorities. He has been charged with tampering with evidence and possessing a prohibited weapon.
What is the current status of the search for Suzanne Simpson?: Authorities have conducted extensive searches for Suzanne Simpson, including in Olmos Park, surrounding areas, and a landfill, but she remains missing. Her daughter and mother have expressed concern for her safety and believe she is likely dead.
What is the reaction of Brad Simpson's brother to the situation?: Brad Simpson's brother condemned his lack of cooperation with law enforcement in the investigation. He expressed concern and disbelief that Brad would not assist in finding his missing wife.

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