Husband’s disturbing Google search days before wife’s disappearance revealed

Police have unearthed a disturbing Google search of an American fraudster and the husband of a missing woman.

Anna Walshe goes missing in early 2023, husband Brian Walshe told authorities the mother of three disappeared Jan. 1 after picking up a car at Boston’s Logan Airport.

However, ride-share services show no pickups at the family home, and two days after Ana allegedly left home, her cellphone continues to ping the house.

Bryan has been charged with misleading a police investigation after he was found at heavy-handed despite telling police that his wife, Ana, 39, was at home when he was last seen alive. Was seen on surveillance video buying cleaning supplies.

But the case took a disturbing turn when it was revealed that she had Googled “how to dispose of 115-pound female body” two days before she went missing.

Ana’s weight was reported by police to be around 115 pounds (52 kg).

Ana was not reported missing until January 4 when her employer called the police when she did not turn up for work.

It is initially treated as a missing persons case, but soon converts to a homicide investigation after Brian’s internet search history is exposed – including how to dispose of human bodies.

Prosecutors said Bryan, of Massachusetts, gave police misleading statements about his and his wife’s actions at the time of her disappearance, giving himself enough time to clean up a possible crime scene.

“These various statements caused the investigation to be delayed to such an extent that during the time limit when he did not report to his wife and made various statements which gave him time to clear the evidence, dispose of the evidence and delay it,” the prosecutor said. Lynn Beland said today.

He told police that he left his phone at home and went to an eatery 60 km from his home on January 1 and took his son to eat ice cream the next day.

However, he was not seen at any shop in CCTV.

On January 2, instead of going for ice cream, she was seen going to a Home Depot where she bought $450 worth of mops, buckets, cords, tape and other cleaning supplies.

During the journey, he wore a mask and gloves.

Police, after obtaining a search warrant, discovered the basement covered in blood and a bloodied and damaged knife.

Brian has not yet been charged with the disappearance of his wife Ana, and has pleaded not guilty to misleading the police.

He was already under house arrest on charges of wire fraud stemming from a 2018 scam. He pleaded guilty to planning in 2021.

The matter continues.