I do like that the guy who feels the need to steal over a million from his dad, defraud art buyers, hide assets through his wife, and goes into a restaurant and orders all the expensive truffles and wine... can't bother to be discrete about buying cheap cleaning supplies!!
Look at how much time and how many people were required to find poor little Quinton Simon. If there is something to be found there, I hope they find it quickly.
Ita.
I have recently become a fan of single-brand battery-powered yard tools and man, those batteries are expensive! Like $100 each! Of course the benefit is that you can use them interchangeably in all the different tools. I even got rid of a gasoline powered chainsaw and now have one that will run on the same Dewalt batteries I use in my weedwhacker and lawnmower. So, maybe he went the battery chainsaw (ick, sorry) route?
I was just wondering this. I am willing to bet this wasn’t planned, he got angry and tried his best to cover. Maybe his mom gave some clue when she realized her grandchildren needed help more than him.
Probably. And I’ll add a wild guess that she’ll be convinced it was the wife’s own fault.
Body language at the trash place from the people going over the trash def looks as if they found her. The vid of it by the drone it seems. Pretty amazing filming. Sad results of course it def looks like, but not drawn out longer.
New DB article
Art Dealer Scammed by Missing Exec’s Hubby Speaks Out: ‘He’s Two-Faced’
Brian Walshe was “charismatic” at first, Ron Rivlin told The Daily Beast, but then did a complete 180.www.thedailybeast.com
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Respectfully, why was he granted bail? He's already on probation ( I know it's for a different class of crime), but with his recent history and the strong evidence against him, I'm surprised this was an option.Ana Walshe's art conman husband appears in court on new charges over wife's disappearance
Cohasset, Massachusetts mother Ana Walshe's husband is making his first court appearance Monday on charges he mislead police during investigations into his wife's disappearance.www.foxnews.com
Published January 9, 2023 9:50am EST
The husband was arrested Sunday and charged with misleading a police investigation. Prosecutors asked for $500,000 cash bail, which was granted under a $5 million surety bond.
Monday's court hearing revealed that investigators found blood in the basement area and also a knife which also had some blood and was partially damaged.
Prosecutors told Judge Mark S. Coven that Brian Walshe went to Home Depot and purchased $450 worth of cleaning supplies.
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Ana Walshe, 39, was last seen on New Year’s Day when she was reportedly expected to use a ride-sharing service to Logan International Airport in Boston to get on a flight to Washington, D.C., where she works for an international real estate developer and property manager.
Cohasset Police Chief William Quigley previously told reporters that investigators could not immediately confirm the rideshare picked Walshe up. She was reported missing by her employer, Tishman Speyer, a high-end property management and real estate brokerage, and her family.
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Ana Walshe's cell phone pinged in the area of the home both on Jan. 1 and Jan. 2, prosecutors also revealed at Monday's court hearing. Brian Walshe hired Boston-based big gun criminal defense attorney Tracy Miner, who is known for defending former FBI agent John J. Connolly Jr., who was convicted for joining Whitey Bulger’s crime ring. Miner was also in court Monday.
