Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 58 minutes ago
Suzanne Clark Simpson, a 51-year-old real estate agent and mother of four, vanished from her Olmos Park home in San Antonio, Texas, on October 6, 2024, after a public altercation with her husband, Brad Simpson, at The Argyle club. That evening, a neighbor witnessed the couple in a physical struggle outside their East Olmos Drive residence, with Suzanne attempting to flee as Brad restrained her, followed by screams heard from a nearby wooded area. Suzanne was reported missing the next day by a friend and Brad, who claimed he last saw her that night or the following morning. Extensive searches across Olmos Park, a Boerne shopping center, a Bandera County ranch, and a Bexar County landfill yielded no body, though investigators found Suzanne’s DNA on a reciprocating saw allegedly hidden by Brad, along with blood stains in his truck and a burn pit containing his laptop and cell phones. The case, marked by a CLEAR Alert and a gag order, drew significant attention due to the affluent neighborhood and allegations of domestic violence, with Suzanne’s mother, Barbara Clark, stating she believed her daughter was dead after Suzanne confided about Brad’s abuse, including a chilling warning to her banker to “look for her in a lake” if she went missing.
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Suzanne Clark Simpson, a 51-year-old real estate agent and mother of four, vanished from her Olmos Park home in San Antonio, Texas, on October 6, 2024, after a public altercation with her husband, Brad Simpson, at The Argyle club. That evening, a neighbor witnessed the couple in a physical struggle outside their East Olmos Drive residence, with Suzanne attempting to flee as Brad restrained her, followed by screams heard from a nearby wooded area. Suzanne was reported missing the next day by a friend and Brad, who claimed he last saw her that night or the following morning. Extensive searches across Olmos Park, a Boerne shopping center, a Bandera County ranch, and a Bexar County landfill yielded no body, though investigators found Suzanne’s DNA on a reciprocating saw allegedly hidden by Brad, along with blood stains in his truck and a burn pit containing his laptop and cell phones. The case, marked by a CLEAR Alert and a gag order, drew significant attention due to the affluent neighborhood and allegations of domestic violence, with Suzanne’s mother, Barbara Clark, stating she believed her daughter was dead after Suzanne confided about Brad’s abuse, including a chilling warning to her banker to “look for her in a lake” if she went missing.
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