Undeniable Clues Found In Home Of Missing Executive

Blood and a damaged knife were found in the home of missing Massachusetts mother-of-three and real estate executive Ana Walshe, according to the prosecution’s Monday court testimony.

Brian Walshe, the missing woman’s 46-year-old husband, was arrested on suspicion of lying to the police about his 39-year-old wife’s disappearance on Sunday and was later brought before Quincy District Court.

“[There was] blood found in the basement area and also a knife, which also contained some blood” and was damaged, said prosecutor Lynn Beland.

The prosecutor added that on January 1st and 2nd, Ana Walshe’s cellphone rang in close proximity to the family’s Cohasset home.

At Brian Walshe’s arraignment on Monday, where a judge ordered him held on a $500,000 cash bail rather than a $5 million surety bond, the shocking revelations were made. He entered a not guilty plea on his behalf.

The last time Brian Walshe saw his wife was on January 1, he allegedly told police, when she boarded an Uber or Lyft at 6 a.m. on New Year’s Day to catch a flight from Boston to Washington, D.C. However, police were unable to confirm whether she had used either app, Beland said.

The Tishman Speyer executive had an airline ticket for January 3 that she did not use, and according to police, she did not show up to work in Washington, D.C., the following day.

Shortly after her employer reported her absence to police on January 4, the convicted art con artist reported her missing.

Brian Walshe is accused of lying to investigators during an interview about visiting Home Depot on January 1 and spending $450 on cleaning supplies, which was caught on camera.

Tracy Minor, the defense attorney for Brian Walshe, claimed that his client was honest about his whereabouts but unintentionally forgot to mention his trip to Home Depot.