T
he search for Suzanne Simpson, a 51-year-old luxury real estate agent and mother of four, has shifted to wooded areas around her Olmos Park, Texas home as the investigation enters its third week. Simpson was last seen on October 6 after allegedly fighting with her husband of 22 years in their neighborhood outside San Antonio.

    A search at a local landfill ended without finding any evidence related to Simpson's disappearance, according to Sgt. Deon Cockrell of the Texas Department of Public Safety. The Olmos Park Police Department has now enlisted the help of Texas Search and Rescue to focus on wooded areas around the home.

    Simpson's sister, Teresa Clark, expressed gratitude for the search efforts, saying "When a mother goes missing, they don't go missing by accident." Simpson was last seen wearing a black dress at 11 p.m. on October 6 in the 500 block of East Olmos in Olmos Park.

    A neighbor reported seeing Brad and Suzanne Simpson physically fighting on the night of her disappearance, with later screams coming from a nearby wooded area. Police have tried to interview Brad but he has been "uncooperative," according to police chief Fidel Villegas. Brad remains at the Bexar County Jail on a $2 million bond for charges related to their fight.

    The search for Suzanne Simpson will now focus on wooded areas in and around Olmos Park, with resources from Texas Search and Rescue being utilized.