Still Missing MA - Ana Walshe, 39, allegedly left home, may have been dismembered, Cohasset, Jan 2023 *husband indicted* #4

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4/27/23

Attorneys for Brian Walshe, the Massachusetts husband charged with murdering his wife Ana on New Year's Day, claimed in court today that she was having an affair before she vanished, and that she may have wanted to 'disappear'.

Walshe appeared in court this morning in Boston, Massachusetts, on first degree murder charges. He was seen arriving clean-shaven, with a new haircut and in a smart shirt and sweater - a stark contrast from his scruffy appearance during past hearings.

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Today, prosecutors alleged his motive - he suspected his wife, who'd launched a successful real estate career in a different state, was cheating on him.

When she vanished, Brian stood to gain $2.7million in life insurance payouts and was fearful that his wife was going to leave him.

They say he had hired an investigator to follow Ana in the months before her death, though it's unclear what that investigator discovered.

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Walshe denied those allegations through his attorney Tracy Miner.

She admitted his mother had hired a private investigator, but claimed she did so independently.

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Prosecutors say he had been obsessively looking at the Instagram page of a 'male friend'.

Ana was particularly close with Abdulla Almutairi - a married colleague who frequently refers to her as his best friend.
 
I've never been less surprised to hear of a life insurance policy. BW is motivated by money. If he didn't have a financial incentive to kill Ana, she would be alive.

IMO the prosecution could argue the google search about divorce in the days prior to Ana's murder could constitute premeditation. He stood to gain much more from her death than from a divorce, so he was never going to let her get out alive.
 
Thank you @PommyMommy for the new court dates.

So - this is what I have for his new charges:

Indicted (3/30/23), re-charged & arraigned (4/27/23) with 1st degree murder, for misleading a police investigation/obstruction of justice & for the improper conveyance of a human body.

Is this correct?
 

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