Walshe, 39, of Cohasset — whose husband, Brian Walshe, stands accused of her murder — told a friend she feared he would be sent to prison presumably on pending art fraud charges.
“Ana believed [he] was going to be incarcerated on his pending criminal case. Ana told her friend that she intended to relocate her three children to Washington, D.C. and was prepared to leave [him],” according to Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ Statement of Case.
Brian, 47, was charged with first-degree murder after police found damning evidence such as her clothing along withHe was arraigned in Thursday Norfolk Superior Court, where prosecutors alleged he killed Walshe after discovering she was having an affair. Ana Walshe told a friend she planned to leave her husband and move away just days before she disappeared.“During this time, he would repeatedly access the Instagram page of one of Ana’s male friends from Washington, D.C.,” court documents state.
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