It’s Not A Great Look If You Google How To Dispose Of A Woman’s Body And Then Your Wife Goes Missing

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So, for this column, let’s discuss the mysterious — or perhaps not so mysterious — disappearance of a Massachusetts woman named Ana Walshe. 

Ana It has not been seen since New Year’s Day in Cohasset, Massachusetts, where she lives with her husband, Brian. Ana frequently travels to Washington, D.C., for work and often flies back and forth. Although her husband believed she took an Uber to the airport the morning of January 1, she never arrived at work in D.C. Because it was unusual for her not to be available via email or phone, her employer reported her missing. It is not known if she took Uber or Lyft that day, nor did she board the plane.

This case was the first time I read about it. “Ok, maybe the husband has an excuse because he was asleep when she left for the airport and just assumed she had flown to D.C. as she always does.”

But police looked into it and the husband’s alleged story raises more questions than it provides answers, according to sources close to the matter.

While talking to police, Brian alleged that she had booked a ride-share on New Year’s Day to take her to Logan International Airport. He also Claim He then went to Whole Foods and CVS. Authorities investigated and found no receipts or surveillance to prove that he was there. 

Brian told Authorities He left his family’s home in Cohasset for ice cream, and returned to Cohasset on January 2.

Police discovered something else that happened on January 8th, while investigating his claim. Police found out that Brian bought $450 worth cleaning supplies at Home Depot the same day.

What reason could a man have to spend nearly $500 at Home Depot on cleaning supplies, but not mention it to police when he searches for his wife missing?

The case that started as a case about a missing woman has turned out to be a murder investigation.

On January 8, officers executed a search warrant at the Walshe’s home and reportedly A knife and blood were found in the basement.

Since then, the police have Walshe arrested On suspicion of misleading authorities, but have not yet charged him with any other offense. 

Brian is not the most honest person.

He’s been on house arrest since pleading guilty In 2016, art fraud valued at $80,000 was committed.

He was ordered by a court to remain under house arrest until his sentencing — which hasn’t happened yet.

But that isn’t all.

When police went through Brian’s Google search history, it is alleged he You searched “dispose 115-pound woman’s body” Use the search engine. 

According to the police, Ana his wife was approximately that weight.

Again, all of this is alleged, but — if true — how stupid do you have to be to Google that, and then pretend you have no idea what happened to your wife while speaking to authorities?

This would be impossible for an idiot to do.

Tragically, her mother who lives in Serbia now feels the pains of guilt for not hopping on a flight to visit her daughter in the Boston area — despite Ana begging her to do it for the holidays. Her mother now believes that there was a reason she wanted her daughter to go.

By the way, her mother said that she believed her daughter was happy with her marriage. Friends have said they were out with the Walshes on New Year’s Eve the night before she went missing and everything seemed good.

What was the possible scenario between the holiday celebrations and her disappearance. Did the husband really leave such incriminating clues, and believe he could get away without being caught?

We’re going to continue following this case, but it’s not looking good.

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