A word of warning. This podcast explores graphic and disturbing stories and includes some strong

language. It therefore may not be suitable for our young listeners or other folks who may find it

disturbing. Hello and welcome to True Crime News, the podcast, covering high profile and under the radar

cases from across the country every week. I'm your host, Anna Garcia, our case this week,

the agony of murder. A mother of four has been missing for a year and presumed dead. Police say

she was murdered by her jealous husband. He stands accused of killing her, but her body's never been

found. The case itself is disturbing enough,

but now the distraught sister of the murder victim

has apparently gone too far with a vendetta against the family

of the alleged killer, according to police.

The sister is accused of harassing his family.

She's upset, lashing out because she wants justice for her sister, and she wants

to find her sister's body. It's a new complication to a murder case that's been making headlines.

We're recording this on Friday, October 17th of 2025. Our guest today is Philip Hamilton,

a civil and criminal attorney based in New York, a legal analyst, a dear friend of the show.

Philip, you've been so busy. We haven't been able to see you on the show in forever. Welcome back.

Anna, as we were saying, it's been way too long, but couldn't be happier to be back with you.

Thanks for having me. Absolutely. We always love your commentary and perspective here. So we are talking about the case of Suzanne Simpson. We've talked about it before on the podcast. Her husband Brad is accused of killing her. Body never been found. And while we now await for the murder trial, apparently it's been set for February, Suzanne's sister is now in trouble.

Serious troublesay police for allegedly harassing Brad's family.

It's wrong.

It's against the law.

But Philip, there is a part of me that feels her anguish.

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