The husband of missing Massachusetts woman Ana Walshe had his mother hire a private investigator to follow his wife just days before she went missing because he suspected she was having an affair, prosecutors allege.
— including “10 ways to dispose of a dead body if you really need to” and “how to stop a body from decomposing” — that prosecutors accused Brian Walshe of making in relation to his wife's disappearance.
Early 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, the surface of the couple's basement floor. Miner conceded in court that the internet searches appeared"problematic" but claimed that they were among other searches Walshe also made, including"best places to go for family vacations." She added that Walshe voluntarily turned the devices over to investigators.
Two days later, on Dec. 30, Ana Walshe flew back to Massachusetts, where she expected to stay until Jan. 3.
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