Husband of missing Ana Walshe was seen on security footage by dumpster hours ... trends now
Security footage taken from behind a liquor store shows the husband of missing Massachusetts mother-of-three Ana Walshe near a dumpster just hours after she vanished.
Brian Walshe, 47, can be seen close to the garbage of a liquor store just a five-minute walk from his mother’s apartment in Swampscott – where police impounded several dumpsters.
Sources say Massachusetts State Police obtained the video, which shows Walshe at the dumpster hours after his wife disappeared on New Year’s Day.
The garbage bin is located on Paradise Road, with a camera near a Whole Foods Market – with Walshe telling authorities that he stopped at the store while running errands for his mother.
Ana was not reported missing until January 4, when her office called the police when she failed to show up for work. Her husband did not report her disappearance to cops
The garbage bin is located on Paradise Road, with a camera near a Whole Foods' Market – with Walshe telling authorities that he stopped at the store while running errands for his mother
According to 7NEWS sources, the liquor store has refused to share the footage with the public, adding that Walshe was not seen on footage inside Whole Foods.
Walshe told authorities during his interview that he had done some shopping for his mother, Diana, on New Year’s Day at the supermarket and CVS – which is across the street from her home.
He is currently on house arrest with an ankle tag after pleading guilty to fraud charges but is allowed to leave the property to run certain errands.
Authorities hauled away several dumpsters from his mother’s complex as part of the investigation and searched its contents at a transfer station in Peabody.
They searched several more dumpsters while at the transfer station – which has a compactor – and discovered a hacksaw, hatches, parts of a rug, used cleaning supplies and bloody trash bags.
Officials announced that they had discovered blood in the basement of the Walshe family home in Cohasset, along with a bloody knife that was damaged.
Walshe pleaded not guilty on Monday to misleading the investigation but has yet to be charged with anything else in connection to his wife’s disappearance.
The couple hosted a New Year’s Eve party, with friends saying that there was ‘no indication of anything’ in the hours before Ana vanished.
Police were also seen in the parking lot of an apartment complex where Walshe’s mother lives, with dumpsters being hauled away with a police escort to the transfer station in Peabody to be searched
Sources say Massachusetts State Police obtained the video of Walshe at the dumpster hours after his wife disappeared on New Year’s Day
Cops found blood, a hatchet, a hack saw, a rug and used cleaning supplies in the search for missing Massachusetts mother-of-three Ana Walshe
Walshe was earlier seen on surveillance video buying heavy-duty cleaning supplies despite telling cops he had been home around the time Ana was last seen alive
Authorities scoured footage inside of Whole Foods but did not see Walshe inside, despite his claims he had been doing errands for his mother
