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EtonRd t1_j3j654n wrote

Oh, the husband of a missing woman is acting suspiciously and might be responsible for her disappearance? How unbelievably shocking. Also, if this guy was convicted of fraud in 2021, why wasn’t he sent to prison?

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ThreeDogs2022 t1_j3j66j9 wrote

I, for one, am shocked. No one could possibly have predicted this turn of events.

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Tink1024 t1_j3ja0w8 wrote

Not shocked at all sadly. Please find Ana…

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raymundo_holding t1_j3jjosl wrote

“police developed probably cause to believe that Brian Walshe had committed the crime of misleading police “ That is the excuse police developed to get him in the hot seat, the work continues. Police yet don’t have nothing and nobody ever gets convicted of such charge. Hope they find her.

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Gerryislandgirl t1_j3jjrfh wrote

I’ve never heard of a charge like that before. Misleading an investigation?

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waffles2go2 t1_j3jk9i5 wrote

He lied about something relevant to the investigation, they know he's probably guilty and this will allow them to pursue more warrants (likely cell records) and put him on ice for a little while.

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ExpatJundi t1_j3jrlbw wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#1,312,226)

I understand that this is a common sentiment, but Massachusetts is incredibly lenient across the board.

Edited to add that his open case is federal which is a lot less lenient than the Massachusetts state system.

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ExpatJundi t1_j3jslvo wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#1,312,565)

I mean it's certainly better to be rich in basically every facet of life, but Massachusetts is absolutely full of poor people who have been charged with dozens of fairly serious crimes and had the charges dropped dismissed for the flimsiest of reasons.

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ExpatJundi t1_j3jtg3m wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#1,312,616)

I would have to say that this is something that sounds true and is easy to believe but without some sort of rigorous academic study we're both just stating opinions. Mine is informed by being a police officer who deals with criminals and the courts and looks at criminal histories every day but of course it is still only an informed opinion.

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[deleted] t1_j3jtqn5 wrote

Replying to ExpatJundi (#1,312,625)

Yeah and me being a blue collar chick having worked about rich people doing twisted shit (see the cohassett case from this week) rich people get away with way more elaborate shit that has a wider societal impact that joe blow who does a lot of coke and drinks a lot.

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steelymouthtrout t1_j3jxaqu wrote

Ask Jennifer Dulos's family how this all ends. Wealthy people are always the target for insurance scheme murders. We've all watched 20/20. This woman isn't missing.

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WhoBroughtTheCoolKid t1_j3k66dy wrote

Okay so on the news they said she left her house on January 1st to fly to DC and was reported missing on the 4th. Did she make it to Logan? Did she get on the plane? Did she get to DC?

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Ajgrob t1_j3k7obt wrote

Replying to EtonRd (#1,311,703)

He got a suspended sentence, but that was changed after he took something like $1m in assets from his deceased father (who had written him out of his Will). He was actually due to go to prison soon I believe.

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RHSfootball82 t1_j3kf8kn wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#1,312,226)

While I find truth to this comment I feel like MA residents don’t fully understand how difficult it is to land in prison in this state man. It is honestly crazy like actually crazy not just hyperbole

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iwanttobehappy2022 t1_j3kfa2w wrote

I’m mystified pos still think they can get away murdering their spouse. Have they not watched A&E in the last 20 years?

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The_eldritch_bitch t1_j3ljrae wrote

Replying to Ajgrob (#1,313,317)

So he killed his wife even though he would be locked up soon and away from her anyways? I don’t get what his motive was at all. Wonder if he just snapped? Sounds like his house of cards came swiftly tumbling down, and it destroyed the lives of his whole family.

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Moparmuha t1_j3lkjz0 wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#1,311,650)

This case has Charles Stewart vibes to it. The husband was charged with selling counterfeit art last year, probably had a side piece like Stewart. I’ll be shocked if it’s not the husband.

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Moparmuha t1_j3lky68 wrote

I wonder if she had a life insurance policy, this guy sounds like the type that would off her for the money.

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Competitive-Mud-6915 t1_j3lz0a8 wrote

Replying to WhoBroughtTheCoolKid (#1,313,244)

She had a flight booked for the 3rd, but apparently decided to go on the 1st instead to deal with a work issue. There’s been no evidence that she left the home in a ride share early that morning, as well as no neighborhood home security footage (like Nest). I can understand her work not reporting her missing for a couple of days, especially since she was based in DC. But how could her husband not say anything? The second I saw that I figured he had to be involved.

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therapeutic-distance t1_j3m1rfc wrote

Any possibility she had a private arrangement (off the record) with an Uber driver for pickup? And something went terribly wrong. That's the only other scenario I can think of.

Isn't it strange that a fire broke out in her former home, almost like she is trying to communicate from the dead.

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therapeutic-distance t1_j3m21f4 wrote

The 3 kids are in state custody...

They must have family that would step up. Another odd thing.

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therapeutic-distance t1_j3m2dj4 wrote

I'm going to tune into Court TV, they usually have the most current info. I'm sure they will be on it.

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quoth_tthe_raven t1_j3mou7u wrote

It’s so weird her credit/debit cards were deactivated rather than unused. If you want to make it seem like a disappearance, I’d think one would use the latter approach.

Glad they have him so he can’t tamper with any evidence.

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MycologistIcy7013 t1_j3n9ucw wrote

I think he did it thinking a judge would sympathize with him at his other sentencing.. Thinking he is the only parent to care for the kids.

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furtyfive t1_j3w17rh wrote

Replying to The_eldritch_bitch (#1,315,177)

if you do a records search, their mortgage was set up (in her name) as a revolving line of credit with him on the deed as a homesteader. if he had “borrowed” against that without telling her, it is possible he could have spent a fair amount of money. maybe he did and she found out about it?

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breadandbunny t1_j41pjyk wrote

I saw an article about this a day or two ago and the dude was smiling while being detained. Pure evil.

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You-Enjoy-Myself t1_j4675gp wrote

Replying to ThreeDogs2022 (#1,315,686)

I know it sounds weird, and hard to believe - but listen to a few dozen dateline cases. Maybe 10% of them have the husband arrested and on trial before they actually find who did it. This person above isn’t wrong. You HAVE to talk to a lawyer as early on as possible. Absolutely have to.

Edit: eh I’ll lower the percentage, not sure it’s as high as the original

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