Prosecutors also claimed that he lied about his whereabouts to law enforcement, and bought $450 worth of cleaning supplies at Home Depot.
Prosecutors said that Walshe had told police that he went to his mother's house in Swampscott on Jan. 1, but it took him a lot longer because he got lost. He also told police that he went to Whole Foods and CVS, but prosecutors said there is no surveillance footage of him in either of those stores. There also were no receipts for purchases at the stores, prosecutors said.
Walshe told police that on Jan. 2, the only time he left the house was to take his son for some ice cream, prosecutors said. However, the state claimed that surveillance footage that day showed him at a Home Depot, buying about $450 worth of cleaning supplies, including mops, buckets, tarps various kinds of tape and more. Walshe was wearing a mask and gloves and paid in cash when he went to the Home Depot, court documents said.
After getting a search warrant to search the house, police, along with crime scene services, found blood in the basement of the home, along with a knife that also contained blood, prosecutors said, adding that part of the knife was damaged. Forty-six-year-old Brian Walshe's arrest has been the latest development amid the search for Ana Walshe — a case that has been unfolding since Thursday with a series of puzzling revelations as detectives work "around the clock" to track down the 39-year-old mother of three children.
The state claimed that lies Walshe told investigators could have allowed him time to clean up evidence.An attorney representing Walshe in court on Monday claimed that he contacted his wife's employer in Washington D.C. to say he hadn't heard from her. His attorney also said he has been cooperative, consenting to searches of his phone and home.More Stories About Ana Walshe
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