Search Continues for Missing Olmos Park Mother
In the heart of San Antonio, community support is rising as the search for Suzanne Clark Simpson, a mother from Olmos Park who went missing nearly two weeks ago, resumes with renewed energy. Mayor Erin Harrison announced that the city’s police department is teaming up with Texas Search and Rescue, an organization based in Austin, to continue the search efforts.
Focused Search in Wooded Areas
The police department is shifting their focus towards the wooded areas surrounding Olmos Park. This strategic decision comes after extensive searches were conducted in other locations, including the Simpson residence and a landfill in Southeast Bexar County, where investigators were hoping to find any clues regarding her disappearance. Unfortunately, after sifting through tons of municipal waste, no evidence connected to Suzanne was uncovered.
“We are determined to explore every possible area that might provide us with some answers,” Mayor Harrison stated, indicating the mayor’s firm commitment to finding Suzanne. However, it’s important to note that the Olmos Park Police Department is not currently requesting volunteers from the community to assist in the search, prioritizing safety and coordination with professional teams.
Details of the Investigation
Suzanne Simpson has been missing since October 6, and her case has captured the attention of both the local community and law enforcement agencies. The Olmos Park Police Chief, Fidel Villegas, has stated that the search results from the ongoing investigations will be made public at a later date. Meanwhile, the community is holding onto hope as search efforts ramp up.
Authorities have previously searched four significant locations before narrowing down to the wooded areas. The locations included guidelines like Suzanne’s home, the picturesque Olmos Park Basin, stretches along Interstate 10 in Boerne, and the aforementioned landfill, each search being a crucial part of piecing together the mystery of her disappearance.
Brad Simpson’s Situation
Adding to the complexity of the situation, Suzanne’s husband, Brad Simpson, currently remains in the Bexar County Jail facing serious charges, including family violence and unlawful restraint. His bond totals a staggering $2 million. Reports indicate that he is being questioned regarding the circumstances surrounding his wife’s disappearance.
In a concerning twist, Brad Simpson is also facing a federal felony charge related to reportedly possessing an unregistered short-barreled rifle found during a search of their home. This discovery raises further questions and concerns about the safety and welfare of Suzanne Clark Simpson.
A Community United in Concern
The community in San Antonio, especially those in Olmos Park, are understandably shaken. Many residents are expressing their worries and support for the Simpson family. The disappearance of a well-known local realtor and mother of four has struck a chord with neighbors and friends, reigniting conversations about safety and the importance of community vigilance.
As the search resumes and local authorities continue their investigations, residents are urged to stay informed and involved. Everyone is hoping for a positive resolution soon. Mayor Harrison and Olmos Park authorities are encouraging anyone with information to come forward, as every little detail can be vital in tracing Suzanne’s whereabouts.
In this difficult time, the community stands united, sharing hope and prayers that Suzanne Simpson will soon be found safe and sound. As investigations deepen and searches continue, the focus remains on bringing her home.
