Brian Walshe mislead police & search for how to....
Channel: Chasing.
Date: 10/01/2023

Ana Walshes’ husband, Brian Walshe, was looking for ways to dismember a body amid the disappearance of the Massachusett mother – a detail his defense team may have trouble explaining, an expert told Fox News Digital.

Ana Walshe, property manager at Tishman Speyer, disappeared on New Year’s Day and her husband, with whom she shares three children, was arrested on Sunday on charges of misleading investigators about his whereabouts.

Two law enforcement sources told CNN that police found internet recordings showing the convicted art fraudster sought how to dismember a body and “how to dispose of the body of a 115-pound woman.”

“His defense team will struggle to get past this. It’s not typical for someone to conduct these types of searches, especially when your wife is missing,” retired NYPD Sgt. Joseph Giacalone told Fox News Digital.

The new report didn’t specify exactly when Brian Walshe, 47, conducted the chilling searches or on what device.

He was charged with misleading police in Quincy Circuit Court on Monday. An acquittal was filed for him.

The sources also told CNN that investigators have shifted their focus from a missing persons case to a suspicion she may have been killed after receiving new information over the past three days.

The 39-year-old mother of three was reported missing by her employer on January 4 after failing to show up for work in Washington, DC

Brian Walshe, who is under house arrest for selling a pair of fake Andy Warhols, allegedly told police he last saw his wife on New Year’s Day when she left after 6am to catch a flight to Washington, DC for an emergency work trip gain weight.

Ana Walsh, left, has been missing since the New Year. Her husband Brian Walshe (right) was seen leaving their home in Cohasset, Massachusetts, on Sunday when police returned to search the property. (Fox News Digital)

In an interview with investigators, Walshe failed to mention that on Jan. 2, in violation of his probation, he went on a shopping spree at Home Depot to buy $450 worth of cleaning supplies. He wore a “black surgical mask” and “blue surgical gloves” and paid in cash, the affidavit said.

According to the document and prosecutors, this was one of several glaring omissions and inconsistencies in his interviews with police.

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