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Who is Brian Walshe? A clash over his father’s estate

But 2018 was also the year his father died while traveling in India that set into motion a Plymouth County Probate Court matter that continues to leave more questions than answers and continues to challenge any progress in Brian Walshe’s sentencing in the art world fraud, which has been rescheduled time and again to the chagrin of prosecutors, defense and U.S District Court Judge Douglas P. Woodlock.

“I want to find out what’s going on in probate court,” Woodlock said during a June 9 sentencing hearing, the third scheduled since Brian Walshe pleaded guilty on April 1, 2021.

Brian Walshe was the first and only child born to Diana and Dr. Thomas M. Walshe III, and the way things have played out, it seems the two parents viewed their son quite differently.

“My son is the ONLY reason I get up in the morning. He is the ONLY person to take care of me and he is always there for me,” Diana wrote on her son’s behalf on Aug. 26, 2021. She says he is “the main caregiver for all his three sons. He cooks, shops, cleans, plays, communicates boundaries, and reads bed time stories.”

It was in care for his mother, who has battled lung cancer, Brian allegedly told police when they were investigating Ana Walshe’s disappearance on New Year’s Day, that he drove up to her home in Swampscott that day to make some errand runs to CVS and Whole Foods. Police now say that was a lie. They say his phone was pinging elsewhere, in Abington and Brockton, places he wasn’t allowed to go while under house arrest in the federal matter.

But if you are to believe the current representative of the late Dr. Walshe, the namesake of the general neurology division of Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, the relationship between father and son was practically nonexistent.
 
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Ana Walshe’s husband has a history of chasing the good life — with other people’s money (msn.com)
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What made him so good, so believable?

“His likability, communication, his reassurance,” prosecutors said. He seemed, his victims told authorities, credible.

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A college friend of Walshe told the FBI that Walshe “borrowed” $500,000 from them and never repaid it, according to prosecutors. In a search of Walshe’s house, the FBI recovered a contract and “demand letters” from attorneys from the friend.

Another friend said he liked to attend elaborate, expensive dinners — and ask his friends to foot the bill, court records show. One reported that Walshe had used an e-mail address from this person’s workplace to pretend to be the company’s CEO, a move that landed Walshe’s friend in hot water.

No sleight of hand was too small. He was accused of depositing more than $30,000 in bad checks. According to prosecutors, the owner of Walshe’s former condo in Lynn said Walshe had failed to forward a check made out to them. Walshe cashed it and kept the money.

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Brian Walshe was in trouble at home and in court

rian Walshe described himself as a supportive and dutiful husband and father, raising their young boys in the family's Cohasset, Massachusetts, home, allowing his wife Ana to work in Washington D.C. for a large real estate firm.

But court documents in his art fraud case suggest there may have been trouble at home.

Ana Walshe used the Washington, D.C. address of her townhome, not Cohasset, to write to the judge in her husband's case in June 2022.

A friend said she had decorated bedrooms in the D.C. home for her three sons.

"She set up all the rooms for the boys, even though they hadn't been there yet, and on a weekly basis, she would clean the rooms," Alissa Kirby, a friend of Ana's, said. "She could not wait for her children to be here with her."

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"Money may have been a stressor for the family.

“She is/was my landlord,” wrote Mandi Lee on Facebook, adding that her fiancé had known Ana for eight years but noticed a personality change recently. Ana, it seemed, wanted Mandi and her fiancé out of the home so she could sell it.

“When I refused … she got out of character and very angry,” Lee wrote, “and it seemed like we were ruining her plans … She also kept telling us she and Brian would have something for us in the New Year. I’m wondering what that was. A magic act? This is so crazy. I literally spoke to her days before she went missing.”

Inside the marriage of missing mom Ana Walshe and ‘sociopath’ husband Brian

 

Close Family Friend Spills on ‘Sociopathic’ Missing Exec’s Husband

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The friend, a longtime pal of Brian Reza Walshe’s dad, neurologist Thomas Moorecraft Walshe III, has known the 47-year-old business consultant and convicted art fraudster since he was a young boy, he told The Daily Beast. The primary details of his allegations are backed up by court records filed three years ago in a dispute over the elder Walshe’s will.

“His dad was my best friend, and I know everything about Brian,” the friend, who asked not to be named for fear of retribution, said Tuesday. “I was his father’s closest confidant, there is nothing I don’t know about. And the story is not pretty.”

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The friend said Walshe called his father “Daddy” well into his 30s, which he found slightly odd. But the two always got along well, and “there was nothing in [Walshe’s] personality that I ever saw that made me think of him as a violent person,” the friend continued. “I never saw him raise his voice to his father, never saw them argue.” Thomas, for his part, “was the epitome of a southern gentleman,” according to the friend. “Very low-key, very on one plane all the time. No highs, no lows, no anger. I was Tom’s best friend for 40 years, he raised his voice to me once, when I got lost driving.”

However, Brian Walshe allegedly had a hidden nasty streak that emerged in front of another friend of his father’s and is included in an affidavit filed amid a 2019 court battle over Thomas Walshe’s will.

“I… went on a trip to China with Brian and Tom and my partner at the time,” Dr. Fred Pescatore, creator of the Hamptons Diet, wrote in the filing. “I witnessed firsthand what Brian was capable of. I saw Brian attempt to smuggle out antiquities from China. When Brian was confronted, he picked up a stanchion and literally attempted to kill four or five guards that had come to talk to him about his crime. Brian is not only a sociopath but also a very angry and physically violent person.”

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EXCLUSIVE - REVEALED: Missing Massachusetts mom-of-three is real estate manager of luxury Washington DC building where two FAKE Homeland agents lived, partied and cozied up to Secret Service personnel

A resident of the building told DailyMail.com: ‘She was a force, a very professional woman who was to the point.

'She was a bit fake, we didn't know that she had kids or a husband or anything like that she never spoke about them. She was small and definitely powerful.

‘She lied that she worked for the building when all the FBI stuff was going on, which was really weird to us but it might have been to stop us asking her questions when she didn't know much either. She likes to show off her Maserati and her designer clothes like Hermes belts and things on Instagram and everything.
 

Red flags & power struggle between Ana Walshe & husband Brian revealed by friend

As a search to find her continues, Ana's friend Natasha Babushkina told The U.S. Sun that she knows "something horrible has happened" but she's clinging on to the "one in a million" hope that Ana's still alive.

Having first met the Serbian national just over two years ago, Natasha described Ana as an extremely caring person who is full of love and life.

She said Ana always speaks "highly of everyone", including her husband, though whenever pressed on Brian's checkered past or what he was doing for work she would often change the subject, according to Natasha.

"She was not very open about the past with her husband or what he does," said Natasha, a real estate developer and founder of the Sky International Center.
 

Ana Walshe's friends want to care for her kids after Brian Walshe's arrest

Natasha Sky and Pamela Bardhi, who are Ana's close friends, told Fox News Digital that they believe the children could be placed in foster care as early as the end of the day Wednesday and potentially split up.

"Ana has been missing for 11 days. The chances of finding her are grim, but we have to care for her children. That should be our priority," Sky said during an interview in her home Wednesday. "The international community in the New England area, including families who have had Ana's children over for play dates, want to care for them until Ana's mom comes to the United States from Serbia."

Sky, who is the founder of the nonprofit Sky International Center in Newton Centre, is using her organization to help raise funds to fly Ana's mom from Serbia to Massachusetts.

Ana's mother, Milanka Ljubicic, told Fox News Digital that her daughter had asked her to come visit just a week before Ana vanished. Ljubicic also has a daughter in the Toronto area, Aleksandra Dimitrijevic.
 

Brian Walshe spotted at juice bar day after wife disappears: video

Ana Walshe's husband was spotted at a juice bar Jan. 2, one day after the mother of three mysteriously vanished from their Cohasset home, according to surveillance video obtained by Fox News Digital.

Brian Walshe, 47, can be seen pacing back and forth beginning at 9:58 a.m. for just under six minutes, as a group of young women sip on their drinks at a counter in the background.

A store clerk told Fox News Digital she served Brian Walshe but declined to comment further.
 

Ana Walshe’s final chilling note to husband revealed: ‘Courage, love, perseverance…’

““Wow! 2022…What a year! And yet, we are still here and together! Let’s make 2023 the best one yet! We are the authors of our lives…courage, love, perseverance, compassion, and joy. Love, Ana,” reads the ominous message, written on the side of a Lanson Noble Cuvee champagne box.

The champagne sits in the kitchen of Ana and husband Brian Walshe’s family home, which appears to be largely untouched since the party, also attended by family friend Gem Mutlu.”

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