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Brian Walshe goes on trial in death of wife who disappeared more than 2 years ago
Brian Walshe denies murder but admits to disposing of wife Ana's body; prosecution cites $2.7 million life insurance and marital issues as motives.
- Brian Walshe, a Massachusetts father, pleaded guilty to misleading police and improperly handling human remains before his trial for allegedly killing and dismembering his wife Ana Walshe.
- The jurors were selected in November but will not return until December 1 for opening statements, and prosecutors plan to present physical evidence, DNA links, and Walshe's online searches about disposing of a body.
- Walshe has a prior conviction for selling forged Andy Warhol paintings, and investigators found a hacksaw, knife with blood and bone fragments, and cleaning products he allegedly purchased after his wife's disappearance.
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The trial of Brian Walsh began yesterday with opening statements, during which his defense presented for the first time an explanation of how, according to him, his wife died.
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