SAN ANTONIO: Simpson, Suzanne San Antonio The hunt for Suzanne Clark Simpson, an Olmos Park mother who vanished more than a week ago, is in its fourth day in a dump in southeast Bexar County. In an effort to locate any sign of her, crews persisted in their laborious task of searching the landfill.
As law enforcement focuses on the area, the search for the mother of four and Realtor, who has been missing for almost ten days, has gotten more intense in recent days. Authorities are nevertheless dedicated to the search effort in spite of the difficulties.
The Olmos Park Police Department provided an update on their search activities on Wednesday afternoon. Suzanne Simpson is still being sought. Investigators arrived at this specific location as a result of their investigation into the missing person.
It was impossible to avoid searching this landfill based on the information that was obtained. Throughout this nightmare, Suzanne’s family and extended family have shown remarkable strength and support for the children and police enforcement.
Husband was arrested for wife Disappearance
According to the OPPD and the Texas Rangers, this is the greatest place to search. There are no things of evidentiary value after two full days of searching. All week long, the quest will go on.
Since she vanished, authorities have examined four locations: the landfill, Simpson’s house, the Olmos Park Basin, and a section of Boerne along Interstate 10. Brad Simpson, the husband of the missing woman, was arrested in Kendall County last week on suspicion of family violence and unlawful restraint.
He is currently being held at the Bexar County Jail on $2 million bail. He is being investigated in connection with his wife’s disappearance. According to court documents that KSAT Investigates was able to get on Tuesday night, Brad Simpson is charged with a federal felony for unlawfully possessing a handgun.
According to the affidavit, investigators found a short-barreled weapon at Brad Simpson’s house that was not registered to him. Investigators investigated the couple’s Olmos Park house on October 9 after executing a search warrant connected to Suzanne Clark Simpson’s disappearance, per an affidavit that KSAT was able to obtain.