Woman from Cohasset, US, Ana Walshe, was reported missing three days after she was last seen on New Year’s day with her husband Brian Walshe now arrested
The investigation into Ana Walshe disappearance led to the arrest of her husband, Brian Walshe. Brian Walshe is once again in the spotlight thanks to recent developments in the inquiry into the incident.
His recent Google history can provide crucial clues that will aid investigators in solving the case. Learn the newest developments in the case of Ana Walshe’s disappearance.
Missing Ana Walshe husband Brian Walshe Google history included ways to dispose 115-pound body
The missing case of American citizen Ana Walshe took a troubling turn as the inquiry progressed. A search for “how to dispose of a 115-pound woman’s body” on Google by one Brian Walshe uncovered disturbing details about the murder suspect.
After Ana Walshe had been missing for two days, Brian decided to do a Google search to see if he could find any clues. Ana weighed in at around 52 kilogrammes (115 pounds), as reported by the authorities. He looked up methods on how to dismember a body as well.
Footage shows Brian Walshe purchasing heavy-duty cleaning supplies
When asked about his whereabouts on January 1, Brian Walshe said he took his son out for ice cream the next day. However, the particulars do not jibe. According to the Ana Walshe investigation, Brian Walshe went to Home Depot and spent about $450 on various cleaning supplies like mops, tarps, tape, buckets, etc. According to the report, when accompanying her to the Home Depot, he also wore a mask and gloves.
The police find a bloody, broken knife.
After securing a search warrant, police discovered a bloodied and shattered knife in the basement. Brian has not been charged in connection with Ana Walshe’s disappearance despite his guilty plea to misleading police. When 2018 rolled around, he was behind house arrest for fraud allegations.
Brian Walshe lied to investigators about Ana Walshe
The prosecution claims that Massachusetts resident Brian told police officers false information regarding his and his wife’s whereabouts and activities in the hours preceding up to her disappearance. According to a member of Ana’s family who contacted with Cohasset police.
Walshe was taking a rideshare from her home to Boston Logan International Airport on January 1 in an attempt to catch an early flight to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. The Cohasset police chief stated that he had information from all airlines that Walshe had not flown with them this week.
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