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Brad Simpson will return to court for a motion to quash his murder indictment on Tuesday.
A Bexar County judge set a date for a motion to quash the indictment of Brad Simpson, the Olmos Park man charged with murdering his wife last year.
Slight modifications were made to Brad Simpson’s bond during a hearing on Thursday morning.
Brad Simpson made his first court appearance on Monday, facing charges in connection with the murder of his wife, whose body has yet to be found.
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 initially arrested on Oct. 9 on charges of assault-family violence and unlawful restraint after his wife, Suzanne Clark Simpson, disappeared on Oct. 6.
While the murder warrant document was triggering for survivors like Mariah Gardner to read, she thought it a good opportunity to educate the community and share her own similar experiences.
A hearing for examining trial was granted and scheduled for Brad Simpson, who is charged with murder in connection with his wife’s presumed death.
As prosecutors build their case against Brad Simpson, they’re still missing a key piece of evidence — his wife’s body.
Brad Simpson’s attorneys are attempting to force prosecutors’ hands to present the evidence against him or dismiss his murder charge.
The mother of four and Realtor from Olmos Park was reported missing Oct. 7, one day after she disappeared. Her 53-year-old husband, Brad Simpson, remains in jail.
The Kendall County Sheriff’s Office said Brad Simpson, 53, is facing a multi-million dollar bond in connection with family violence charges.
