MA ANA WALSHE: Missing from Cohasset, MA- 1 Jan 2023 - Age 39 *ARREST*

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Missing Cohasset woman Ana Walshe last seen on New Year's Day​

Cohasset police are looking for Ana Walshe, a missing woman who was last seen early in the morning on New Year's Day.


Walshe lives in Cohasset with her family, but she spends the workweeks in Washington DC. Her husband was not able to speak with WBZ-TV as he cares for their three young children, but family and friends near and far are growing desperate for her safe return.

"We're doing anything and everything, turning the world over to find her," said Alissa Kirby, Ana's friend in Washington DC.

Concern is growing, from Cohasset to the nation's capital, over her whereabouts and well-being. She works as a commercial real estate executive in DC, but her greatest passion and priority - her young sons in Massachusetts.

Police say the 39-year-old was last seen at her home in Cohasset shortly after midnight Sunday. Happy New Year messages were never returned.
 
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By Emily Spatz
January 29, 2024

Brian Walshe, the alleged killer of his wife Ana Walshe, will be sentenced next month in a federal art fraud case, Channel 5 reported.

The scheduled date comes after an agreement between his defense lawyer and prosecutor, which is “intended to settle the issue of how accusations that Walshe stole from his father’s estate should affect the federal sentence,” News Channel 5 reported.

Walshe, of Cohasset, was charged with selling two counterfeit Andy Warhol paintings in 2016. Investigators believe he took the authentic paintings from a friend and used photographs to attempt to sell replicas on eBay.

Though he pleaded guilty in 2021, sentencing was delayed because of allegations that he stole from his father’s estate. Walshe allegedly pulled over $100,000 from his father’s bank accounts three months after his father’s death in 2018, Boston.com previously reported.

According to Channel 5, Walshe’s criminal lawyer Tracy Miner and prosecutor Timothy Moran told the judge at a brief hearing Monday that they wanted to “present the judge with facts about the probate issue and ask the judge to decide whether it amounted to obstruction of justice.”

Walshe’s final sentencing is scheduled for Feb. 22

Walshe was not in court on Monday, News Channel 5 said, and remains in custody on charges of murdering his wife and disposing of her body.
 
He sounds like a real winner. Art fraud. Theft from family. Murder of wife. Is there anything someone like him wouldn't do? I doubt it. He sounds like one would call amoral or moral-less. He's just again morals of any kind. All for self. Lord knows we see a lot of that.
 

February 21, 2024
Michael Casey, The Associated Press

A Massachusetts man charged with killing his wife was sentenced Tuesday to more than three years behind bars over an unrelated art fraud case involving the sale of two fake Andy Warhol paintings.

Brian Walshe, who faces first-degree murder and other charges in the death of 39-year-old Ana Walshe, was sentenced to 37 months for selling two fake Andy Warhol paintings. He was also ordered to pay $475,000 in restitution.
 

February 21, 2024
Michael Casey, The Associated Press

A Massachusetts man charged with killing his wife was sentenced Tuesday to more than three years behind bars over an unrelated art fraud case involving the sale of two fake Andy Warhol paintings.

Brian Walshe, who faces first-degree murder and other charges in the death of 39-year-old Ana Walshe, was sentenced to 37 months for selling two fake Andy Warhol paintings. He was also ordered to pay $475,000 in restitution.
Now they have until his release on this charge to go forward with the murder charge, hopefully able to get rock solid proof and they know exactly where he's at until then.
 

Revisit the Ana Walshe murder case ahead of the trial in new podcast​

Just over a year ago, the search for Ana Walshe of Cohasset, Massachusetts, sparked widespread curiosity, concern and eventual heartbreak when it became apparent that the missing mother of three and real estate maven was dead, allegedly murdered by her husband, Brian Walshe.

Amid the search for Ana — one that took investigators all over Greater Boston, from Swampscott to Wareham — another set of searches surfaced that would become central to the charges brought against Brian Walshe.

"How long before a body starts to smell?"

"How to stop a body from decomposing"?

"10 ways to dispose of a dead body if you really need to."


Those are some of the Google searches Brian allegedly made on the morning his wife supposedly disappeared, New Year's Day 2023. Prosecutors read these and other queries, in court on Jan. 18 as Walshe was arraigned on a murder charge. The gruesome searches — allegedly made an iPad belonging to one of the couple's children — brought a whole new level of attention to the case.

Over a year later, Ana's body has not been found. But with Walshe's murder trial approaching, NBC10 Boston is taking a deeper look at this case — its twists and turns, the challenges prosecutors face bringing a case with no body, what happened on that New Year's Day and what could have led Brian to killing his own wife, a charge he has pleaded not guilty to.

Pulling from our extensive archive and new reporting, we're answering those questions and more in our new podcast, "The Searches for Ana Walshe," hosted by NBC10 Boston anchor Colton Bradford, and Matt Fortin.

Subscribe and listen to the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get podcasts for a comprehensive look back at the search, new insights on what happened and updates on the case as they come in, right through the trial.


 

Brian Walshe, man accused of killing wife in Cohasset, due back in court on murder charge​

Brian Walshe is scheduled to appear before a judge in Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham on Monday afternoon.
 
About 30 miles from Cohasset. No indication at this time that it may or may not be Ana.

Human skull among remains found in Easton, source says​

Human remains, including a skull, have been found in Easton, Massachusetts, a law enforcement source told the NBC10 Investigators.

The person has not yet been identified, the source added.

Easton police had said Wednesday, amid a police investigation, that remains believed to be human were found in a brook off Summer Street after being called about 12:50 p.m.

Officers were seen in the yard of a house on Summer Street near Black Brook Road.

State and local police responded to the scene, which was processed by investigators.

The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner had said they would test the remains to confirm they are human, police said.

Easton police said in an earlier statement that there was no active threat amid the investigation.

"Residents should expect to see a presence of uniformed officers and investigators for the next several hours," police said at the time.
 

By Matt Fortin and Glenn Jones • Published 27 mins ago • Updated 27 mins ago​


The unprofessional conduct Massachusetts State Police Trooper Michael Proctor has admitted to on the stand in the Karen Read murder trial is now set to impact another high-profile homicide case he's connected to.

The attorney representing Brian Walshe — the Cohasset man accused of killing his wife, Ana, in early 2023 — has told NBC10 Boston he plans to file a motion over possible questionable conduct that names Proctor.

Proctor has been on the stand testifying in the Read trial this week. He is the case officer, the same role he had in the Walshe murder investigation. Proctor has been accused by Read's defense team of playing a part in an intricate frame job — a claim vehemently denied by Proctor and state prosecutors.

Proctor did testify to making several insulting comments about Read in text messages during the early days of the investigation into John O'Keefe's death — comments that included remarks about her health condition, and calling her a "c---."

Walshe's defense attorney, Larry Tipton, told NBC10 Boston that he has not yet concluded there is any investigator bias involving his client, but what he’s heard in the Read case has raised his suspicions. His motion will name Proctor, Tipton said, as well as any other investigator implicated in the Read case.

NBC10 Boston has reached out to the Norfolk District Attorney's Office, which is prosecuting both the Read and Walshe cases, for comment. The office has not responded with a comment.
 

By Matt Fortin and Glenn Jones • Published 27 mins ago • Updated 27 mins ago​


The unprofessional conduct Massachusetts State Police Trooper Michael Proctor has admitted to on the stand in the Karen Read murder trial is now set to impact another high-profile homicide case he's connected to.

The attorney representing Brian Walshe — the Cohasset man accused of killing his wife, Ana, in early 2023 — has told NBC10 Boston he plans to file a motion over possible questionable conduct that names Proctor.

Proctor has been on the stand testifying in the Read trial this week. He is the case officer, the same role he had in the Walshe murder investigation. Proctor has been accused by Read's defense team of playing a part in an intricate frame job — a claim vehemently denied by Proctor and state prosecutors.

Proctor did testify to making several insulting comments about Read in text messages during the early days of the investigation into John O'Keefe's death — comments that included remarks about her health condition, and calling her a "c---."

Walshe's defense attorney, Larry Tipton, told NBC10 Boston that he has not yet concluded there is any investigator bias involving his client, but what he’s heard in the Read case has raised his suspicions. His motion will name Proctor, Tipton said, as well as any other investigator implicated in the Read case.

NBC10 Boston has reached out to the Norfolk District Attorney's Office, which is prosecuting both the Read and Walshe cases, for comment. The office has not responded with a comment.
While I'm convinced he did it, Proctor sure handed them a reason to do this.
 

Updated: 5:41 AM EDT Jun 24, 2024
Jamy Pombo Sesselman
Senior Digital Editor/Producer, WCVB.com

COHASSET, Mass. —
Brian Walshe, a Cohasset, Massachusetts, man accused of murdering his wife, Ana Walshe, and dismembering her body, is scheduled to return to court Monday.

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He is scheduled to appear in Norfolk Superior Court for a pre-trial hearing.
 

DNA testing in Ana Walshe murder case nearing completion at state lab​

Key questions in the Ana Walshe murder case could be answered in the coming weeks, with the state DNA lab expected to finish testing on about a dozen items in the case at the month's end.

Brian Walshe, Ana's husband who is accused of dismembering and discarding her body in early 2023, had his appearance waived for a short hearing on Monday afternoon. The hearing was held in Suffolk Superior Court after the Karen Read defense team rested their case. Judge Beverly Cannone is presiding over both cases.

During Monday's hearing, Commonwealth prosecutors offered an update on the discovery process that is still ongoing.

Norfolk County Assistant District Attorney Greg Connor told the court that he's received all the crime lab materials, and plans to file a notice of discovery, with the exception of the state DNA lab testing. He said the DNA lab expects to finish testing on their items at the end of this month, and he will file another notice of discovery afterwards.

Bode, a private crime lab in Virginia, has items that are exhaustive, Connor said, adding that "decisions may need to be made" about an expert perhaps being sent there or possibly a waiver.

A spokesperson for the Norfolk District Attorney's Office that the term "exhaustive" essentially means that there is such a small amount of the sample, that there will only be one opportunity to test it. In these cases, the testing must be done jointly by the state and defense.

Defense attorney Larry Tipton said that given the amount of discovery to sift through, setting a trial date wouldn't be a good idea at this point.

The court ended up setting Oct. 2 as the next hearing date for discovery motions. Walshe is expected to attend that hearing.
 

By Boston 25 News Staff
September 10, 2024 at 9:13 am EDT

CANTON, Mass. — Prosecutors say they won’t call a suspended state trooper to testify in the upcoming trial of a Cohasset man accused of killing his wife.

Michael Proctor was the lead investigator in the case of Brian Walshe, who is accused of killing and dismembering his wife Ana Walshe, who disappeared on New Year’s Day 2023.

A trial date has not been set.

District Attorney Michael Morrissey said in a court filing on Friday that his office does not plan to include Proctor on its witness list.
 

By Boston 25 News Staff
September 10, 2024 at 9:13 am EDT

CANTON, Mass. — Prosecutors say they won’t call a suspended state trooper to testify in the upcoming trial of a Cohasset man accused of killing his wife.

Michael Proctor was the lead investigator in the case of Brian Walshe, who is accused of killing and dismembering his wife Ana Walshe, who disappeared on New Year’s Day 2023.

A trial date has not been set.
District Attorney Michael Morrissey said in a court filing on Friday that his office does not plan to include Proctor on its witness list.
Seems they might have learned their lesson on the KR case. I'm sure his defense will seize on this. His name will have to come up at some point when examining the evidence in court.
 
Hardly a surprise. He well could be impeached as a witness.

They aren't the same cases nor is HE at the same stage he was and what it was in KR's case. Facts are different and all else.

He was in Read's and they didn't get an acquittal did they?

It will have even less significance in this one imo even if the D hauls him in. In neither case, he was not the entire case and it showed in the verdicts on one and lack in the other.

No different here and probably less impact.

The problem is one does have a lot of incriminating behavior just by the defendants, and more.

That's all I really have to say with any comparison or combo. They are different cases entirely. Different sets of facts. He is not a one man show.

Apples to oranges. This woman is missing and presumed dead. There is also the side crime of art theft and the question of different locales as well which would involve other departments in another state.

The cases are tied in not a single way nor have any similarities. Just because one bad cop was involved in both means little, especially I think in this one. Or it sure didn't affect it all enough for a total acquittal.

Anyhow, that's it for me. They haven't been trying this one in the media on on big shows as was the intentional effort of the D in the KR case. That's entirely different as well...

We'll see.

Praying for justice for Ana. Although maybe some think the hub here is innocent too, just as they think KR is due to such?

Not. Imo.
 
Hardly a surprise. He well could be impeached as a witness.

They aren't the same cases nor is HE at the same stage he was and what it was in KR's case. Facts are different and all else.

He was in Read's and they didn't get an acquittal did they?

It will have even less significance in this one imo even if the D hauls him in. In neither case, he was not the entire case and it showed in the verdicts on one and lack in the other.

No different here and probably less impact.

The problem is one does have a lot of incriminating behavior just by the defendants, and more.

That's all I really have to say with any comparison or combo. They are different cases entirely. Different sets of facts. He is not a one man show.

Apples to oranges. This woman is missing and presumed dead. There is also the side crime of art theft and the question of different locales as well which would involve other departments in another state.

The cases are tied in not a single way nor have any similarities. Just because one bad cop was involved in both means little, especially I think in this one. Or it sure didn't affect it all enough for a total acquittal.

Anyhow, that's it for me. They haven't been trying this one in the media on on big shows as was the intentional effort of the D in the KR case. That's entirely different as well...

We'll see.

Praying for justice for Ana. Although maybe some think the hub here is innocent too, just as they think KR is due to such?

Not. Imo.
I find it rather insulting that you need to weave this into disparaging those who believe that there was malfeasance in the Karen Read case. It is very disappointing, and discourages healthy disagreement. Whatever your personal disagreements with certain members does not need to bleed into other cases impacted by questionable law enforcement personalities or activities.

It is certainly a problem for this case that the "Lead Investigator' has been suspended without pay for actions in other cases. We should be concerned for the integrity of the case against this charged individual for the sake of this victim and all others impacted.

Ban me if you want moderators, but whatever the behind the scenes drama, this is both unnecessary and unwarranted, targeted disparagement of other members .

Make your point about this case @GrandmaBear without round about degradation of other people's opinions. It's really simple. Pfft.

Done with it all!!
 
I find it rather insulting that you need to weave this into disparaging those who believe that there was malfeasance in the Karen Read case. It is very disappointing, and discourages healthy disagreement. Whatever your personal disagreements with certain members does not need to bleed into other cases impacted by questionable law enforcement personalities or activities.

It is certainly a problem for this case that the "Lead Investigator' has been suspended without pay for actions in other cases. We should be concerned for the integrity of the case against this charged individual for the sake of this victim and all others impacted.

Ban me if you want moderators, but whatever the behind the scenes drama, this is both unnecessary and unwarranted, targeted disparagement of other members .

Make your point about this case @GrandmaBear without round about degradation of other people's opinions. It's really simple. Pfft.

Done with it all!!
Yep. Two totally different cases that just happen to have the same person in charge. Like KR case, I'd have to see the trial to see if LE themselves make me have reasonable doubt or not.
 
I find it rather insulting that you need to weave this into disparaging those who believe that there was malfeasance in the Karen Read case. It is very disappointing, and discourages healthy disagreement. Whatever your personal disagreements with certain members does not need to bleed into other cases impacted by questionable law enforcement personalities or activities.

It is certainly a problem for this case that the "Lead Investigator' has been suspended without pay for actions in other cases. We should be concerned for the integrity of the case against this charged individual for the sake of this victim and all others impacted.

Ban me if you want moderators, but whatever the behind the scenes drama, this is both unnecessary and unwarranted, targeted disparagement of other members .

Make your point about this case @GrandmaBear without round about degradation of other people's opinions. It's really simple. Pfft.

Done with it all!!
I saw your post when I was on break at work today. I think you misunderstood me but I didn't take the time to look back at my post but I don't recall doing or saying any such things as you state I did. I sure named no one nor addressed anyone here.

There aren't hardly even viewers in this thread or at least hardly ever have been where I've watched it from day one.

I just finished my 5th day of work and it was a 10.5 hour closing shift and I just got home (after 9:30). I think it best I not look back at my post right now and respond but I certainly will, probably tomorrow.

I can take it but I can also stand up for myself if I don't see the same things in it and if I do, I will certainly also apologize IF warranted. Right now I don't recall saying a thing that would warrant such.

I don't even do the Read thread because yes my opinion is different and so I let others do it and stay out of it but for rare occasion and then I stay out again. By the way it is not different on Proctor so I don't know where that idea comes from.

I will say this however, even though I'm not going to look back at my post at least until tomorrow but I recall almost all of it off the top of my head. I talked of the cases having different facts, that just a corrupt cop did not give an acquittal in Read, I went on some about the defense attorneys doing a PR campaign in the media, etc. with their "theory" and more, and that Proctor wouldn't necessarily give this man here an acquittal either.

I'm sure I talked of how they do differ and I saw this one from the start LONG before there was anything about any Proctor, or before there was a Read thread here. I probably didn't say this but Proctor's being the cop isn't going to change my opinion of the perp here as I had it long before a thing was said about that.

I said all of the above and recall doing so and not one bit of it was directed at any individual here, or should I say in the Read thread. This isn't the Read thread and again I've been in this one from the outset.

I did direct at the defense and Proctor and so on.

How that's personal or all you say here, I have no idea. But again I will go back tomorrow and take a look.

And by the way, the times I was in Read which I was here and there and off and on but not often and less so as time went on, I never once said no one was entitled to their opinion or they need to have mine.

I also do not know what you are talking about with behind the scenes drama. I don't do a thing behind the scenes so that one loses me entirely.

I'm sorry you feel this way and again, I'll address it one way or another and if I see what you see, I'll say as much as well. I am not going to however apologize for not being a shrinking violet, standing up for myself or not always having the same opinion as everyone else and I never will.

if anything was irking me at all which it wasn't at all in any strong way, it would be that this case is about Ana Walshe and the charged perp and it is not now to be the Proctor show and that alone. And that the cases aren't the same and they are not, not even close.

I will also address this right now, I never said one word about Proctor being corrupt not mattering or that it shouldn't or couldn't be used in the case. I have NEVER defended the man and it sure sounds as if I think some corrupt officer is okay.

I don't think that at all, but it doesn't mean it's enough for me to see either defendant in either case as innocent because of just that. I look at their own behaviors, actions, remarks and more. The fact they were there even as with KR. Tons of things. And it seems so did the jury, as I also think I said.

So I talked of many in the case--jury, defense, Proctor, etc. I never named ONE person here.

So that's it for now. I will address it though and if wrong, I'll address that too and if I feel like an apology is warranted, I'm not someone who wont' do that.

You know, I chat and comment in a lot of things and not just here with many people and I don't have any issue very with anyone taking me in this way. Apparently here though,, not the case for some.

Regina and I disagree a lot in our opinions and we keep talking, so what. Tresir and I have, so what. Many are on different pages in Delphi, so what, and some are on the same page on one part of the case but not another as well.

Again though, not going to reread my post tonight. I'll see.

I heard you and at least know you feel that way and took it that way and I am sorry for that. I had not a single person in my mind but was only stating my opinion and I don't know why anyone would think I did. If anything it's that now that a few have some interest in this case, it seems to be over that. It's hard for anyone to argue the commenters in this one have been nothing near the number of the other. However, I wasn't thinking of any of that either, I just mention it as the thought comes now as I write this, that I know I DID say he wasn't the whole case and this case has its own victim, its own facts, etc. And it does. It's not all about Proctor. Does that matter? Of course if they can show how it does, what he did wrong, affected the case and IF it overtakes the actual facts or shows them to be false. it did't do all that in KR and I don't think it will here, even less so probably.

Now there I find myself talking as I was in my other post from what I recall and again, how is that directed at anyone here?

But again, I'll look. I haven't even taken my shoes off yet and this is already longer than I planned and I'm going to go watch some cooking, catch up on other crimes, comments and YT on my first hour off in a week.

In the meantime, if you'd like to point out exactly where I did what you say I did, go ahead. I am going to go take a quick pic of my post but not read it, so I have it. Who knows what natural disaster, computer crash or otherwise might happen. I want to be sure we are talking of the same post...

I only recall making one and if I recall it wasn't even very long.
 
So is this the post?? Wasn't really on my list of things to do on my days off but I'm game and will address it. It is the post because I just looked back at the one replied to.

Pasting. And then responding in between in bold.


Hardly a surprise. He well could be impeached as a witness. Clearly I am saying no surprise the P would choose not to call him as he would probably be impeached. This is not a compliment to Proctor so I surely don't think I disagreed with a soul here.

They aren't the same cases nor is HE at the same stage he was and what it was in KR's case. Facts are different and all else. Who did I attack? Different cases, different stages when Proctor was known, etc. How is this an attack on anyone here?

He was in Read's and they didn't get an acquittal did they? Proctor again, how is this against anyone here. They used this as they SHOULD in Read's and likely will in this one, the D shall I would imagine. I'm also starting fact, they used it in Read and did not get an acquittal. Again who am I attacking here???

It will have even less significance in this one imo even if the D hauls him in. In neither case, he was not the entire case and it showed in the verdicts on one and lack in the other. Do I have to go on? Who am I attacking here? I'm talking the cases and what happened. He is not the entire case. Ana Walshe's husband imo killed her, as bad as Proctor is, what is the point here, do you think Proctor killed John and Ana in both cases? I'm only saying he is not the entire case nor is his lack of quality or ethics as a police officer. Show me where I am attacking a single person here???

No different here and probably less impact. The problem is one does have a lot of incriminating behavior just by the defendants, and more. I'm simply saying this case Proctor will probably impact even less overall than in Read where they went not only at him but put out a whole entire scenario against many, etc. It will matter yes, but jurors know their stuff, usually, and does that mean her guy did not kill her? Again where did I attack or even mention anyone else's opinions here?

That's all I really have to say with any comparison or combo. They are different cases entirely. Different sets of facts. He is not a one man show. Never attacked a soul again, just saying Proctor is not the whole show. There's still a dead woman and corrupt as he is or bad cop as he is, I am pretty sure he didn't kill Ana Walshe. Or John O'Brien. Right? Again and I'm almost done here, there is NOT A SINGLE WORD IN HERE that attacks or disparages a SINGLE MEMBER ON THIS SITE.

Apples to oranges. This woman is missing and presumed dead. There is also the side crime of art theft and the question of different locales as well which would involve other departments in another state. More than one crime, different jurisdictions. And that offends someone personally how? Different cases? How did I target someone here or offend?

The cases are tied in not a single way nor have any similarities. Just because one bad cop was involved in both means little, especially I think in this one. Or it sure didn't affect it all enough for a total acquittal. There might be that tie but it isn't the entire case, and did not result in an acquittal in the other one, there are no other ties at all. Again, who on this site did I insult??

Anyhow, that's it for me. They haven't been trying this one in the media on big shows as was the intentional effort of the D in the KR case. That's entirely different as well... Again, am I directing ONE BIT OF THIS POST at some member? NO I AM NOT.

We'll see.

Praying for justice for Ana. Although maybe some think the hub here is innocent too, just as they think KR is due to such? Is this the one phrase that rankled? It's the only place I said maybe some think the hub here is innocent too just as they think KR is due to such. I did NOT say some HERE think the hub is innocent too... I watch far more on YT than on here and I hardly ever enter the KR thread.

I faced your criticism, I looked at what I said and I personalized nothing nor did I attack anyone here or even HINT at doing such. I have no idea what sent you over but there's absolutely nothing in this that should have. I was giving my observation, responded to no post at all or anyone, etc.

if what I wrote here is unacceptable or you or anyone took it personally then I don't think I'm the one with the problem. At least not in this case. And with this post. I have followed this case from the start, I said what I thought, I attacked NO ONE NOR MENTIONED a SOUL HERE NOR DID I ALLUDE TO SUCH.

I'm sorry maybe you were having a day you took such as such or personalized it or something. I've been IN the KR thread ON OCCASION, not often, because I don't agree with a lot, but I have never disagreed about Proctor, etc. and I have never ever personally attacked anyone in there. I mostly stay out. And if anyone wants to be honest, I turned emu onto a show, and more than one on the case and one of which was the best both debated sides there ever was.

I don't know where you took misunderstanding here but I'm being misunderstood. I love you, and I love everyone here. And that's the truth. Don't get me wrong, there are days that well some... Just kidding....

This was my opinion on this case and the Proctor thing in general, it isn't like I went and put it in KR and it isn't like I responded to a specific post and PLEASE show me what in this post was offensive or some personal attack against ANYONE?

And don't take me wrong, but are you just overly sensitive or read it rapidly or something?

You do a ton of work here and more updates than anyone I've ever seen and I try to say thanks for such too. I don't know where this came from at me, I looked at my post, and that's the honest to God truth.

If you can tell me or enlighten me how that was any personal attack against anyone here, I will gladly listen.

He77 I hardly voiced an opinion even of the case, just of generalities.

Not. Imo.
 
You know, I actually over responded because your upset threw me for a loop before I even re-read my post. I see absolutely NOTHING I did to call for talk of disparaging or whatever it was of others, moderators, behind the scenes sh*t I think was said and such an over the top response. Am I at JT? WHAT did I say?

I think most know most of my time the bit I get is spent on YT. I did not see your bolded part til just now. I was talking of all out there, not anyone here, and even then, I said maybe some think, in each case, and as a question but when I talk like that, I am talking the world wide web, not personally towards someone here. The KR case for instance why is it people know of it at all? Because of the PR thing they did out on the world wide web.

I have followed Walshe here from day one and I will just bow out on one I care about.

And you know what? I'm loyal as HE77 to here but it sure isn't because anyone discusses cases or even gives a sh*t about most of them. I didn't do anything to deserve that response.

Peace. However, I did not deserve that. If I did, I'd admit it. I've taken hiatuses before for long periods. Not too hard to do so again.

I meant not a WORD in that post personally against anyone and I get some behind the scenes, moderators, intent by me against people reaction from you, over what? Talk about our of the blue. WHEN has anything even been SAID in this thread? Or anyone even cared about this case? I was giving my opinion and directed it at NO ONE.

And coming from you, was sure out of the blue.

I can promise you, you are taking me entirely wrong.

@Summer_Breeze
 
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Cohasset alleged wife killer Brian Walshe wants Karen Read case investigator Michael Proctor’s cell phone contents​

Accused wife killer Brian Walshe is seeking the cell phone records of the lead investigator in his case, a suspended Massachusetts State Trooper whose belligerent texts were revealed in the explosive Karen Read trial that ended earlier this year in mistrial.

Walshe’s attorney, Larry Tipton, quickly seized on the opportunity in the case that has been practically dormant since prosecutors read out Walshe’s alleged internet searches for how to dispose of body parts and clean up a crime scene.

A hearing this afternoon which was scheduled to argue the motion was rescheduled for Dec. 2.


In a Sept. 24 filing, Tipton requested “A complete copy of all data referred to in the Commonwealth’s notice dated September 6, 2024, described as an ‘extraction of Trooper Proctor’s work cell phone’ and ‘Trooper Proctor’s work cloud account.’” He requested a lot more material, as well, including the more than 3,000 pages of U.S. Department of Justice materials looking into the investigation in the Karen Read case, for which Massachusetts State Police Trooper Michael Proctor also served as the case officer.

In addition to these primary materials, he also requested any correspondence or other written materials regarding that investigation, as well as into the case of the suspicious death of 23-year-old Sandra Birchmore. Birchmore’s death was initially ruled a suicide but federal prosecutors recently charged a former Stoughton cop with killing her after local prosecutors made no move on the case for more than three years.

“Mr. Walshe’s motion does not allege the Norfolk County District Attorney’s office of any wrongdoing. The motion addresses what has been revealed as serious questions about the conduct, decisions and bias in its investigations, the bias and inadequate supervision of the state police assigned to the office and other police departments reporting to the office in its investigations,” Tipton wrote in a subsequent affidavit supporting the motion, “and is an effort to require production of any exculpatory evidence that raises questions about the investigation of Mr. Walshe.”

Prosecutor Greg Connor objected to the scope of the request in his response, which was filed Wednesday morning ahead of the hearing.

“The Commonwealth alerted the Court and the defendant that there is privileged information within Trooper Proctor’s work phone,” he wrote. “The Commonwealth has sought the assistance of an independent examiner to review the contents of the phone and cloud information.

“In the meantime,” he continued, “the Commonwealth is reviewing the extraction reports for all exculpatory evidence that pertains to this investigation including any allegations of misconduct that bear upon truthfulness or could be read as suggesting bias, as well as any material that would question one’s ability to be impartial.”
 

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