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

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Is this defense attorney talking about p hub search terms just to take up time because he has no case?
 
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The Defense is doing a bang up job securing Brian's conviction.

JMO
 
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The defense is making a fool of himself.
He is literally helping the prosecution. I bet they are very pleased right now.
 
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Jury dismissed for the day.
 
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This is the worst defense strategy I've ever heard, woelrse than sweatered ninjas.

I guess, by pleading guilty to some of the charges, it takes that power away from the jury, lest they get so weary of finding Brian guikty, they just slip a guilty in for murder, too.

But this really messes with the State's case. I'm sure the prosecution was preparing to try him on all the charges. Hence Uber, Lyft, BlueJet witnesses. Proving Ana never went anywhere...

But we're all agreed. Ana was dead that night. All that's left for the jury is to decide if he killed her or if she just happened to die naturally, right before he hacksawed her.

It'll take the jury longer to fill out the verdict form then to deliberate.

JMO
 
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The Defense is doing a bang up job securing Brian's conviction.

JMO
Totally!! I just cannot. What a complete jackA!
 
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This is the worst defense strategy I've ever heard, woelrse than sweatered ninjas.

I guess, by pleading guilty to some of the charges, it takes that power away from the jury, lest they get so weary of finding Brian guikty, they just slip a guilty in for murder, too.

But this really messes with the State's case. I'm sure the prosecution was preparing to try him on all the charges. Hence Uber, Lyft, BlueJet witnesses. Proving Ana never went anywhere...

But we're all agreed. Ana was dead that night. All that's left for the jury is to decide if he killed her or if she just happened to die naturally, right before he hacksawed her.

It'll take the jury longer to fill out the verdict form then to deliberate.

JMO
Agree his defense is just plain silly. He would have been better off claiming he lost control when he found out about her affair. Personally I think he was using her as a cash cow. JMOO
 
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@cathyrusson


I know I'm probably stating the obvious, but if Ana Walshe died on her own and Brian Walshe had nothing to do with it, an autopsy would show that. Brian would have received the $1 million in life insurance money, paid off his restitution in the art fraud case, and no longer had to deal with a cheating wife. The jury isn't stupid.


4:25 PM · Dec 2, 2025






 
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This is the worst defense strategy I've ever heard, woelrse than sweatered ninjas.

I guess, by pleading guilty to some of the charges, it takes that power away from the jury, lest they get so weary of finding Brian guikty, they just slip a guilty in for murder, too.

But this really messes with the State's case. I'm sure the prosecution was preparing to try him on all the charges. Hence Uber, Lyft, BlueJet witnesses. Proving Ana never went anywhere...

But we're all agreed. Ana was dead that night. All that's left for the jury is to decide if he killed her or if she just happened to die naturally, right before he hacksawed her.

It'll take the jury longer to fill out the verdict form then to deliberate.

JMO
Yeah, I'm not expecting the jury to need much time for this one
 
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