The search for missing Texas mom Suzanne Simpson enters week two after the real estate agent disappeared near San Antonio. (KABB) The husband of Suzanne Simpson, the missing Texas mom of four, sent a series of chilling texts to his business partner just days after his wife vanished. According to an arrest affidavit, obtained by KENS5, luxury real estate agent Brad Simpson texted his business partner, James Vallee Cotter, on Oct.
8, just two days after his wife went missing. The ominous texts requested Cotter to "haul a--," with Simson divulging that he "doesn't have much time." "If you're in Bandera, can you haul a-- to meet me at your house?" Simpson allegedly texted.
"I don't have much time." HUSBAND OF MISSING TEXAS REAL ESTATE AGENT DENIES ‘LUDICROUS’ CHARGES AGAINST HIM: LAWYER Missing Texas mom Suzanne Simpson is pictured with her husband Brad Simpson. (Facebook/Suzanne Simpson) In a second text message, detailed in the affidavit, Simpson allegedly wrote, "Sorry for the urgency, but you're all I got especially now.
.. social media is destroying me.
" The affidavit said that Cotter agreed to hide a machine gun at his San Antonio home, concealing it in the wall of his home. The local outlet said that on Monday, Oct. 21, an ATF K-9 team helped locate the AK-47.
According to Bexar County Court records, James Valle Cotter, 65, was charged with tampering or fabricating physical evidence with intent to impair an investigation. His bond was set at $500,000. (Bexar County Jail.