Brad Simpson Seeks Examining Trial in Murder Case

Brad Simpson has been charged with the murder of his wife, Suzanne, who has been missing since October 9. His defense team has filed a motion for an examining trial to compel prosecutors to present evidence justifying his continued detention, as Suzanne's body has not been found. Legal experts highlight the challenges in the case, noting that the evidence presented in an affidavit may not be admissible in court, particularly without proof of Suzanne's death. The affidavit details Simpson's suspicious actions following her disappearance but lacks direct evidence of his intent to commit murder. As Simpson remains in custody with a $3 million bond, the prosecution has 90 days to secure an indictment from a grand jury, or he may have grounds for release. Concerns have been raised about the potential impact of public scrutiny on his right to a fair trial.