Texas real estate tycoon sent chilling texts to business partner days after wife's disappearance: docs

The hubby of Suzanne Simpson, nan missing Texas mom of four, sent a bid of chilling texts to his business partner conscionable days aft his woman vanished. 

According to an apprehension affidavit, obtained by KENS5, luxury existent property supplier Brad Simpson texted his business partner, James Vallee Cotter, connected Oct. 8, conscionable 2 days aft his woman went missing.

The ominous texts requested Cotter to "haul a--," pinch Simson divulging that he "doesn't person overmuch time."

"If you're successful Bandera, tin you haul a-- to meet maine astatine your house?" Simpson allegedly texted. "I don't person overmuch time."

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Missing Texas mom Suzanne Simpson is pictured pinch her hubby Brad Simpson.  (Facebook/Suzanne Simpson)

In a 2nd matter message, elaborate successful nan affidavit, Simpson allegedly wrote, "Sorry for nan urgency, but you're each I sewage particularly now... societal media is destroying me." 

The affidavit said that Cotter agreed to hide a instrumentality weapon astatine his San Antonio home, concealing it successful nan wall of his home.

The section outlet said that connected Monday, Oct. 21, an ATF K-9 squad helped find nan AK-47.

According to Bexar County Court records, James Valle Cotter, 65, was charged pinch tampering aliases fabricating beingness grounds pinch intent to impair an investigation. His enslaved was group astatine $500,000.  (Bexar County Jail)

Cotter was arrested connected Monday for allegedly hiding nan gun. He was accused of tampering pinch grounds and not being truthful pinch rule enforcement. 

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Court records show Cotter's enslaved was group astatine $500,000, and conditions were group that included location apprehension and an bid that Cotter surrender his passport to rule enforcement. Fox News Digital has reached retired to Cotter's attorneys for comment.

Brad Simpson, hubby of missing Texas mom Suzanne Simpson, has been arrested.  (Kendall County Sheriff's Office)

Simpson is facing a national weapon charge after he was recovered to beryllium illegally successful possession of a short-barreled rifle. He was antecedently charged pinch battle causing bodily injury, family unit and unlawful restraint.

Despite nan further charge, authorities person not charged Simpson successful narration to his wife's disappearance. Simpson is being held connected a mixed $1 cardinal successful bonds for his 2 caller charges, upping his full bonds to $3 million.

The Texas Department of Public Safety released a caller photograph of missing mom Suzanne Simpson from nan nighttime she disappeared. (The Texas Department of Public Safety)

Suzanne Simpson has been missing for complete 2 weeks. She disappeared connected Oct. 6 aft reportedly fighting pinch her hubby of 22 years successful Olmos Park, successful nan San Antonio area. 

On Sunday night, Oct. 6, location was a "disturbance" betwixt nan Simpsons astatine nan Argyle, a nine successful nan San Antonio area, Olmos Park Police Chief Fidel Villegas said astatine a erstwhile property conference. 

San Antonio constabulary cadets hunt a landfill successful nan disappearance of Suzanne Simpson. (Chief Bill McManus/X)

A neighbour told constabulary he allegedly saw Brad and Suzanne physically fighting each different that nighttime and later heard screams coming from a adjacent wooded area, according to nan apprehension affidavit.

The neighbour observed that "Ms. Simpson was attempting to get distant from Mr. Simpson's grasp arsenic he tried to propulsion her downwards," nan study continued. About an hr later, nan neighbour reportedly saw Brad Simpson’s achromatic GMC pickup thrust disconnected and return an hr aliases 2 later.

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Fox News Digital has reached retired to nan San Antonio Public Defender's Office, which is representing Simpson, nan Texas Department of Public Safety and nan Olmos Park Police Department for comment.

Fox News Digital's Mollie Markowitz contributed to this report.