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

[katydid23]

Never, ever stare into the abyss, but I wish I could safely read BW's mind right now. What do you suppose he is thinking?

" I did not kill her. I just cut her up, that's all. I didn't kill her! "

 

[katydid23]

Defense is trying very hard to show there's no blood/evidence on the second floor.

[So, I guess, Legionnaire's it is. 'Sif.]

Jury dismissed.

All he had to do was strangle her in her sleep---then carry her to the basement and begin cutting.

but where was that rug that had all that messy stuff on it?

 

[Megnut]

diccessfully? So many possible interpretations of your new word....

Total typo, honest!

 

[Megnut]

All he had to do was strangle her in her sleep---then carry her to the basement and begin cutting.

but where was that rug that had all that messy stuff on it?

I don't think she was asleep.

If they have that photo, they know what room or was in.

JMO

 

[Megnut]

NYE and resolutions for what she wanted from her new year may have nudged her into telling him...

I think she had been straddling the fence, waiting to see what came of his trial because it could come to pass that she wouldn't have to tell him at all. He gets sentenced, she files for divorce while he's behind bars and he's none the wiser, she avoids the conversation altogether...

JMO

 

[Gemmie]

diccessfully? So many possible interpretations of your new word....

I only came up with one. *chuckle*

 

[Niner]

Tuesday, Dec. 9th:
*Trial continues (Day 7) (@ 9am ET) - MA - Ana Walshe (39) was last seen at her home in Cohasset shortly after midnight on New Year’s Day, Jan. 1, 2023, according to her husband. She was reported missing Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2023 from her employer in Washington D.C. - *Brian Reza Walshe (47/now 50) arrested (1/8/23), charged & arraigned (1/9/23) with intimidation/ misleading police during the investigation into his wife's disappearance. Bond $5M Surety/$500K Cash. Plead not guilty (1/9/23). [See below for NEW charges]. Quincy DC in Mass Court/moved to Norfolk Superior Court
*Re-Charged (1/17/23) & arraigned (1/18/23) with murder, assault to beat Ana with intent to murder & improper transport of body. Plead not guilty. Held without bond pending indictment. Held in Norfolk County Correctional Center.
*Indicted (3/30/23), re-charged & arraigned (4/27/23) with 1st degree murder, for misleading a police investigation/ obstruction of justice [plead guilty] & for the improper conveyance of a human body [plead guilty]. Plead not guilty to all charges (4/7/23). Held without Bond.
On 11/18/25 plead guilty to intimidation/misleading police & improper conveyance [transport] of body & admitted dismembering Ana. Norfolk Superior Court
Jury Selection began on 11/18/25 & ended on 11/20/25. 16 jurors selected. [9 women & 7 men].
Jury Trial began on 12/1/25. Mondays thru Thursdays court ends at 4pm, on Fridays at 1pm.
Sentencing for the guilty pleas will be after murder trial per Judge Feniere’s ruling on 12/4/25.
Norfolk Superior Court Judge Diane Freniere presiding. Norfolk County Asst. DAs Gregory Connor & Anna Yas. Defense attorneys Larry Tipton & Kelli Porges, public defenders.
Case & court info from 1/6/23 thru 11/17/25 & Jury Selection Days 1-3 (11/18-20/25) & Trial Day 1-5 (12/1-12/5/25) reference post #1620 here:
https://www.websleuths.com/forums/t...esh33are-to-airport-cohasset-4.658134/page-81
12/8/25 Monday, Trial Day 6: State witnesses: State's Office of Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Richard Atkinson. Dr. Atkinson is a forensic pathologist. Theresa Marchese, Managing Director of Human Capital Management at Tishman Speyer. [Marchese was the one to hire Ana Walshe at the company]. Davis Gould, forensic scientist with MSP is called back on stand. [Socks, Ana’s jacket & a bracelet has been entered into evidence]. Hugh Dunleavy, Chief Security Officer at Tishman Speyer [sat 10 ft from Ana at work]. Patricia Patterson, keeper of records from Walgreens in Cohasset [surveillance video shown of Walshe on 1/1/23 @ 3:40pm; bought anti-itch band-aids & antibiotic cream]. Joseph Cesarz, works at Vinnin Liquors in Swampscott [surveillance video shown of Walshe with a bag walking toward a dumpster. The footage is dated New Year's Day 2023 @ 5:12pm. The store was closed that day]. Cade Reed, District Asset Protection Manager for Lowe's [video from Jan. 1 @ 5:38pm of the Danvers Lowes were entered into evidence. After, there was video entered from the Weymouth location @ 4:33pm on 1/1/23 with a child; cleaning supplies bought]. Jami Flint, CVS in Danvers [surveillance footage from CVS shown to jury. A receipt from New Year's Day was also entered into evidence, showing the purchase of five bottles of hydrogen peroxide at CVS]. Gregory Denine of Stop & Shop [surveillance @ 7:03pm on 1/1/23 shown to jury-Walshe buying 5 bottles of ammonia]. MSP Crime Lab Matthew Sheehan [looiked for traces of blood]. Trial continues on Tuesday, 12/9/25.

 

[Serononin]

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I wonder what he told his son he was going to use all those things for...

 

[Tortoise]

That is where I am with this. Kitchen, knive, basement. Shoving her down the stairs with an active blood wound is not working for me as I feel there would be more blood spatter. I wanna know where that rug that we saw cut up into a zillion pieces with blood was in the house. JMO

The rug was in the living room.

Harrison Schmidt testimony timestamp 3:47:36 day 1

Q. what part of the home is this?
A. that door on the left is the front door, so this is, if you're looking away from the dining room, you'd be looking at the stairs upstairs to the main part of the house, and the living room is straight ahead.
Q. what's at the far end of the living room?
A. a fireplace and a TV

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Q. And if we could have the next exhibit 22, I'm sorry 21. Where is this sir?
A. that's a close up look of the living room, with the TV, fireplace, and the bureau.




Peter Capozolli (landlord) testimony timestamp 3:42:47 day 3

Q. Mr Capozolli I'm handing you a photograph. Sir do you recognize the room that photograph is taken in?
A. Yes.
Q. Do you recognize the person in that photograph?
A. I think it's Ana.
Q. The room, is it a fair and accurate description of the room that you recognize?
A. Yes.
Q. And what room is it that you recognize?
A. It's the living room, or den, yes.
Q. The commonwealth would seek to have this marked as the next exhibit your honor.
J: Any objection? Photo is now in evidence as exhibit 97.
Q. Your honor if the commonwealth may publish briefly?
J: Yes
Q. Thank you. Miss Gilman if we could have still 3. Mr Capozolli how do you recognize this as the living room?
A. So when you walk in the front door it's the room to the left, it's the only room that had a rug, it's the only room downstairs that has a fireplace.



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[Tortoise]

All he had to do was strangle her in her sleep---then carry her to the basement and begin cutting.

but where was that rug that had all that messy stuff on it?

I don't think she was asleep.

If they have that photo, they know what room or was in.

JMO

It was in the living room. See above post with links to photos and testimony.

 

[Tortoise]

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[raja]

I’m not sure that the testimony confirms the rug in question was normally in the living room. There appears to be a blue and white one in the picture which is what the detective is using to identify that room as the living room. Somewhere in the back of my mind I recall very early on before the trial that the rug was normally in the kitchen. I have no proof however to back that up…just my “old” brain.

 

[Megnut]

It was in the living room. See above post with links to photos and testimony.

Gold star for you.

And now the Defense cross from yesterday is even worse. All that elicited testimony about no blood or biological evidence in the bedroom and staircase, in supposed support of a peaceful sudden unexplained death in her sleep, in her bed, in her second floor bedroom becomes PROOF that that isn't where she died!

She was murdered in the first floor. Thank you for that clarity.

No wonder the detective was so cool and confident with his answers. The evidence doesn't support a death on the second floor.

Eager to see what today's testimony shows. State is moving quite methodically through the evidence. Coolly.

Their closing argument will bring it all together, powerfully and impassionately.

JMO