Norfolk Assistant DA Greg Connor claimed that Brian Walshe’s mother hired a private investigator 'with his input and direction' on Dec. 26 to follow Ana Walshe in Washington, D.C., where she lived during the week for her job.
Ana Walshe was last seen by a family friend in the early morning hours of Jan. 1 at the family's home in Cohasset, a suburb about 27 miles southeast of Boston, Connor said. After her husband reported her missing to her colleagues on Jan. 4, the company's head of security reported her missing to police.
Norfolk County Assistant District Attorney Lynn Beland previously said that investigators found the couple’s DNA — along with a Covid vaccination card for Ana Walshe and some of her clothes, a hacksaw, cutting shears and a hatchet — in trash bags in a dumpster at Brian Walshe’s mother’s apartment complex in Swampscott, about 40 miles north of Cohasset. Investigators have also said they found blood and Brian Walshe listens during his arraignment at Quincy District Court in Quincy, Mass.
Miner sought to cast doubt on the evidence presented by the prosecution, appearing to imply that Ana Walshe may have voluntarily disappeared and arguing there was no proof she was dead.
In the early morning hours of Jan. 2, Connor said, Brian Walshe used his oldest son's iPad to make additional, previously unreported searches about a company that cleans up crime scenes and how to remove blood from concrete, which is the surface of the couple's basement floor. On Dec. 28, Ana Walshe had dinner with a friend in D.C. and became "uncharacteristically upset," Connor claimed, saying that she believed her husband was going to be incarcerated for charges he faces in a federal wire fraud case, and that she was prepared to leave him and move her children to D.C.
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