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All About Crime. I'm Mama Jules and I need to bring you this story that was suggested by a

rise in crime listener named Austin. It's too intriguing to not share. But I'm going to warn you

ahead of time. The case is currently

in a holding pattern. So this one's not even close to being all wrapped up with a nice and tidy

bow. Now, it's all about Suzanne Clark. She grew up in an educator family. Both her parents were

educators who not only thrived in their careers, but also instilled in Suzanne that she should give back to her community.

Appropriately, Suzanne performed well in school, and after high school, she attended and graduated from the University of Texas in San Antonio.

She began teaching quickly and improving the school district.

She lobbied for implementing new programs to improve student performance.

She even won awards for these programs that she developed and to help implement,

and those programs focused on things like STEM and aiding underserved students.

Suzanne was named Educator of the Year by the San Antonio School District,

and she also was later bestowed the Community Service Award from the Local Chamber of Commerce.

As she began working, she also married and began her family.

In 2003, Suzanne Clark married Brad Simpson. The year before their marriage, Brad became a licensed realtor in the San Antonio area. Together, the two had four children,

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