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Texas Man Accused of Murdering Wife Faces New Restrictions; Business Partner Indicted

Brad Simpson, charged with killing his wife Suzanne, has bond conditions modified, while his business partner faces charges for tampering with evidence.

James Val Cotter, the business partner of Brad Simpson, appears in a pretrial hearing on Nov. 4 related to the disappearance of Suzanne Simpson. He has been indicted on charges related to the case.
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Overview

  • Brad Simpson, accused of murdering his wife Suzanne Simpson, is now barred from contacting his youngest child and has limited supervised communication with another minor child.
  • Simpson's adult children, previously requesting no contact, have been granted the option to communicate with their father if they choose.
  • Simpson’s business partner, James 'Val' Cotter, has been indicted for tampering with evidence and possessing an unregistered firearm that Simpson allegedly asked him to hide.
  • Authorities found Suzanne Simpson’s DNA on a saw owned by Brad Simpson, with investigators alleging he attempted to dispose of evidence and conceal her body after her disappearance.
  • Simpson has been indicted on multiple charges, including murder, aggravated assault, and tampering with a corpse, while Suzanne’s remains have yet to be located.