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Suzanne Simpson case: Judge lets indictment against husband stand | Banfield
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5:30Now PlayingSig Christenson, investigative reporter for the San Antonio Express-News, joins NewsNation to weigh in on the murder case against Brad Simpson. While the state has not yet found Suzanne Simpson’s body, the circumstantial evidence is piling up — from the couple’s last-known physical altercation to Brad’s alleged purchase of bleach, concrete and trash bags the next day, along with reportedly asking for directions to a landfill. Investigators say they found Suzanne Simpson’s DNA on Brad’s power saw. Despite the defense's push to dismiss the indictment due to the lack of a body, the judge firmly rejected that argument with a simple “motion denied — indictment stands.”
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