Deceased/Not Found PA - Anna Maciejewska, 43, Chester County, 10 April 2017 - *Arrest* #2

What happened that the husband has finally been charged?

After 8 years.

What is the ultimate evidence which wasn't found before? 🤔

Answering my own post

From my country, Poland, MSM:

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" 'The direct evidence
(pointing to his guilt - ed.)
is all the lies about her disappearance',

the Prosecutor said.

The officers were also concerned about the fact
that on March 30, a message was sent from the woman's phone with birthday wishes to her father, who is in Poland.
However,
it contained grammatical errors.

During Wednesday's press conference, prosecutor Barrena-Sarobe admitted
that this message stood out throughout the investigation.

The woman was Polish and spoke Polish fluently.

Officers determined that a message with the same content had been searched for in an online translator,
which suggested that she was not its author.

No details about the Polish woman's child were given at the press conference,
but assurances were given that he was safe."

Much more in the link

 
Officers found divorce paperwork at the couple’s home, the complaint said, and Maciejewska was taking a “Divorce 101” class.

Maciejewska’s friend told police that Maciejewska wasn’t happy with her marriage and that the couple disagreed on how to raise their son, according to the criminal complaint. Maciejewska allegedly told the friend she wanted a divorce but her husband disagreed; she also allegedly told the friend she and Gould “set a firm date to discuss a divorce,” according to the criminal complaint.

A friend of Maciejewska told police that their son having dual citizenship and a Polish passport was a “point of contention” because Gould “feared he would have no parental rights” if she took the child to Poland, the complaint said.

Maciejewska “visited over 150 websites pertaining to divorce, signs of emotional abuse, psychological abuse, emotional blackmail, emotional abuse, narcissistic personality disorder, domestic abuse vs. normal martial conflict, and how to divorce an emotionally abusive husband,” the complaint said
 
I never doubted the outcome, just wondered how long it would take to build the case without a body. May Anna's family have some closure in justice being served. Sending a messing pretending to be Anna using a translation app to her family was NOT a smart move.
 
Officers found divorce paperwork at the couple’s home, the complaint said, and Maciejewska was taking a “Divorce 101” class.

Maciejewska’s friend told police that Maciejewska wasn’t happy with her marriage and that the couple disagreed on how to raise their son, according to the criminal complaint. Maciejewska allegedly told the friend she wanted a divorce but her husband disagreed; she also allegedly told the friend she and Gould “set a firm date to discuss a divorce,” according to the criminal complaint.

A friend of Maciejewska told police that their son having dual citizenship and a Polish passport was a “point of contention” because Gould “feared he would have no parental rights” if she took the child to Poland, the complaint said.

Maciejewska “visited over 150 websites pertaining to divorce, signs of emotional abuse, psychological abuse, emotional blackmail, emotional abuse, narcissistic personality disorder, domestic abuse vs. normal martial conflict, and how to divorce an emotionally abusive husband,” the complaint said
Imagine Gould thinking that murder was a better option for him than worrying that Anna might take their child to live in Poland. The very idea that murder was ok, but taking the kid back to Poland was a step too far. And it is unlikely that ahe would even have done that; her job and finances were here, her real estate was here, her child’s school and friends were here.
 
Imagine Gould thinking that murder was a better option for him than worrying that Anna might take their child to live in Poland. The very idea that murder was ok, but taking the kid back to Poland was a step too far. And it is unlikely that ahe would even have done that; her job and finances were here, her real estate was here, her child’s school and friends were here.
Only someone with a true narcissist personality would feel this is okay. I wonder how he is enjoyed being locked up?
 
Finally!!! I had no doubt he would eventually be charged. I hope he shares where she is so her parents and her son will not endlessly wonder. He owes them that.

Have Anna’s parents made any kind of statement yet?

Their poor son. His father’s selfish act caused him to basically be an orphan. I hope he’s staying with a family where he’s comfortable and safe.
 
From Polish MSM

"Breakthrough in the case of missing Ania from Pennsylvania!

Polish woman's husband arrested.


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The thesis about marital problems was also confirmed by investigators’ findings.

On July 12, 2017, Pennsylvania State Police and Chester County detectives executed a search warrant at the couple’s home in Malvern.

They found, among other things,
divorce papers prepared by Maciejewska,


but also a check for $75,000
written by Gould to a lawyer with a note 'litigation defense if needed'.
The man also allegedly searched his computer for 'top lawyers' and
information about strangulation.

On Wednesday, May 14,
investigators returned to Gould’s home in Malvern.

They may plan to conduct a more thorough search of the property,
where trained dogs picked up a faint scent in 2017.

Investigators also noted at the time that the ground in the northeast corner of the property was disturbed and slightly higher."

 
"Anna's parents, who still live in Poland,
were relieved to hear of Gould's arrest,
having long given up that their daughter's case would move forward.

'Anna’s mom didn’t sleep last night,'
Ellen Lee, a friend, told CNN.

'They thought it was a cold case,
it was never going to happen'.

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The soil near the back area of the house (pictured)
had been disturbed when the dog alerted police in July of that year.

Maciejewska's body is still missing,
meaning prosecutors have a long road ahead of them
to prove Gould actually did it."

 
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"Who was Anna?

Anna Maciejewska immigrated to the United States from Poland in 1997
to study actuarial mathematics
at the University of Louisville in Kentucky.

She married Gould in 2006,
and the couple welcomed a son seven years later.

Maciejewska, who was 43 when she disappeared,
was incredibly hardworking, detail oriented, and kind,
according to her former coworker and friend Ellen Lee.

'She was an organizer, and she was also a problem solver',
Lee added.

New court documents reveal internally at the time,
Maciejewska was deeply upset about her marriage
and the couple’s differing views on how to raise their son.

Anna Maciejewska
felt she was getting no support from Gould while she experienced depression
and tried to discuss divorce with Gould to little success.

'I am a shell of a person
and walking on eggshells in my own home',

she texted Gould in February.

'Why I didn’t see all the red flags before we had children?'
she wrote to a group chat with her friends the same day, per court documents.

'I feel like such a loser',
she added.

  • Timeline of Anna Maciejewska’s disappearance
  • March 29, 2017 – Maciejewska’s life patterns “came to an abrupt halt,” police say
  • April 11, 2017 – A coworker reports Maciejewska missing after she fails to show for work
  • April 11, 2017 – A friend of the family also reports Maciejewska missing
  • April 12, 2017 – Allen Gould reports his wife missing
  • May 8, 2017 – Maciejewska’s blue Audi is found, with no sign of Maciejewska
  • July 12, 2017 – State Police confronts Allen Gould and searches the couple’s home
  • May 14, 2025 – Gould is arrested on suspicion of Maciejewska's murder

Lee told CNN Maciejewska’s aging parents in Poland
were shocked when they heard the news.

'Anna’s mom didn’t sleep last night',
said Lee, who spoke with her on Thursday.

'They thought it was a cold case,
it was never going to happen',
Lee added.

For Ellen Lee and other friends who loved Maciejewska,
she’s optimistic there will be justice.

'(It was) a sigh of relief that it was finally happening',
she told CNN, while acknowledging the story is not over yet.

'The trial is something I’m not looking forward to'.”

 
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