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Texas Realtor's Husband Charged with Murder Amid Ongoing Investigation

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Texas Realtor's Husband Charged with Murder Amid Ongoing Investigation
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  • Texas realtor Suzanne Simpson disappeared without a trace after last being seen on October 6.
  • Brad Simpson, Suzanne's husband, has been arrested and charged with her murder in San Antonio.
    • The police have widened their investigation into San Antonio with Brad at the center.
    • Suzanne was last witnessed engaging in a public dispute with Brad before vanishing.
    • As part of raising awareness, friends have organized campaigns addressing domestic violence.
    • Brad Simpson faces additional charges related to domestic violence against Suzanne.
    • James Cotter, an associate of Brad, had his bond reduced amid evidence tampering charges.
    • Evidence linked to Suzanne's disappearance was allegedly tampered with by Cotter, Brad's associate.
    • Suzanne's daughter publicly detailed her experiences of abuse within the family.
    • The San Antonio community closely follows the case, seeking justice for Suzanne's family.
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