Brian Walshe’s Murdered Wife Died with $2.8 Million, Inheritance a Motive?

The guy implicated of completely killing and dismembering his wife in Massachusetts might have had a intention … acquiring great deals of cash.

Brian Walshe‘s wife left a realty portfolio worth $2.8 million, and it’s nearly specific district attorneys will weave this into their case versus him.

Prosecutors state Walshe carried out Google searches on methods to acquire cash from individuals who have actually vanished, typing into the search bar, “how long for someone to be missing to inherit.” Walshe did this on the heels of Ana Walshe’s disappearance.

Ana was linked to 8 homes in D.C., Maryland, and Massachusetts while she was a basic supervisor for Tishman Speyer, a business realty company.

Since 2018, Ana had actually offered 4 homes, however still owned another 4 — valued at almost $3 million — at the time she disappeared on New Year’s Day from her house in rural Boston.

Walshe pled innocent to charges of murder and inappropriate handling and transportation of human remains. He was apprehended Jan. 8 after deceiving detectives and has actually been held without bail since.

The Norfolk District Attorney states Walshe eliminated Ana around New Year’s and sliced up her body prior to getting rid of it. Police recuperated a bloody knife from the basement of their house.

Cops likewise found a hacksaw, hatchet, carpets and a COVID vaccine card with Ana’s name on it inside a dumpster drawn from Walshe’s mama’s apartment building.

What’s even worse … Walshe supposedly searched the Internet for details on how to get rid of a female body that weighs 115 pounds.