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decomposing body. i think the number one concern is finding ana and finding out what happened. the timeline in the mystery of what happened to ana walshe spans more than two weeks, starting on new year s day. that is when her husband, brian walshe, claims she left their cohasset home in a rideshare or taxi to fly to washington d. c. for work. but prosecutors say there is no evidence that ana got a ride or went to the airport. brian walshe tells investigators, on this day, he ran errands for his mother in a nearby town. but they find no evidence those troops occurred. prosecutors also today are detailing the internet searches he made on january 1st, including at 4:55 a. m. how long before a body starts to smell? for 58 a. m. how to stop a body from decomposing at 5:20 a. m., how to embalm a body at 5:47 a. m., ten ways to dispose of a dead body. at 6:25, how long for someone to be missing to inherit. 9:44 a. m., how long does dna last? 9:59 can identificati ....
Procedure on how this case was made and what a trial may look like. first, cnn s jason carroll from quincy, massachusetts on the horrifying revelations today, and brian walshe s arraignment. talk about the details released today that shed a lot more light on the timeline, according to authorities, of this case. we definitely learned, anderson, as you know, a lot more about the timeline here in court today. much of it is linked to those alleged internet searches that walshe conducted on december 27th, january 1st, the second and the fourth internet searches about things such as dna divorce and a ....
The town of quince. the trial, i think, was in 2003. the murder was in 1998. but it is a husband who borrows a saw, there s a bunch of things to cover up evidence. and you face two things, anderson, going into a case like that. one is circumstantial evidence. and the other is the double jeopardy factor, which is, if you get it wrong the first time and you find the body a year later, you cannot go back on it. so, prosecutors weigh these very carefully. in this case, part of what they are doing is fronting what appears to be somewhat overwhelming circumstantial evidence. mary ellen o toole, there s another kind of evident that ....
daniel, the initially the law enforcement said that was cooperating with the investigation. now, they know, of course, he s lying to them. do you think that the prosecution will find whatever brian walshe we saying back and helpful and building their case against them? as long as he was talking to a man against them that telling them truthful they would be able to verify them and alibi him up. the more he talked in the more he gave them fraudulent information and bad information, he painted himself into a corner that left prosecutors to focus on his actions and activities, and essentially start looking at him as a primary suspect in this case. danielle, as someone who has been in law enforcement, for a long time, you have seen a lot have you ever seen google searches like this? i have seen similar google searches and not quite this intense or this in time. this is very damning evidence. but as attorney general coakley said, all we know is that he was looking at how ....
The idea of a google search is something people take for granted, if you want to get rid of a body, clean it up, it s not, great obviously. but about 20 years or so we had a workplace shooting in middlesex county. the guy pretended that he lacked criminal responsibility. and the key piece of evidence for us was finding a google search the said, how do you fake a mental illness? he had done that ahead of time. so that went to premeditation and planning. that s different from this case, we re all of the searches, as grim and grizzly as they are seem to be after the fact. there was that police report filed back in 2014 where she had told police that he had threatened to kill her. so that was actually filed before they were married. and they went on to continue that relationship, by the way, not unprecedented, that there would be domestic violence and the relationship would continue to get married and it has not been anything like that since. ....