MA MA - Ana Walshe - Supposedly Left Home in Rideshare to Airport - Cohasset #2

[rkendmar]

The Austen Riggs Center is the long term inpatient psychiatric hospital where MW was treated in ~2011-2012 and allegedly received a diagnosis of sociopathy (referenced by the court documents).
"Riggs offers a range of treatment programs, and the total length of stay can run from six weeks to a year or more. The median length of treatment is approximately seven months. Depending on the program, the cost of the six-week evaluation and treatment phase ranges from $71,930 to $77,600*, which includes an admission consultation fee of $2,000.
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Financing Patient Treatment Costs | Austen Riggs

Learn about the cost of Riggs residential treatment programs, the patient financial assistance offered, and health insurance coverage procedures.

www.austenriggs.org

 

[Knitty]

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[KPO]

But do we even know when they divorced?

It would be helpful to learn more about Brian's childhood and his upbringing.

We know that Brian was born in 1975 and in a 1977 action his dad filed against the US Navy, Brian's dad gives the following account about his marital family:

... He explained that he had joined the Berry Plan before his beliefs had crystallized as an expedient to enable him to continue his medical training, and that while his present opposition to war was rooted in certain earlier experiences and in religious training and thought, which he outlined, it had coalesced only in the two years prior to 1977. The influence of his wife, a Moslem from Iran, and certain tragic events affecting his Iranian parents-in-law, who lived with him, one of whom had attempted to commit suicide in 1975 in reaction to the accidental death of a son, were cited as factors in the maturing of these beliefs. Dr. Walshe submitted letters from medical colleagues and family members attesting in a general manner to his character and pacifist views. ...

Argued May 6, 1981. Decided Oct. 7, 1981- US Court of Appeals.

Thomas M. Walshe, Iii, M.d., Plaintiff, Appellant, v. Rear Admiral Wycliffe D. Toole, Jr., Commandant, First Navaldistrict, et al., Defendants, Appellees, 663 F.2d 320 (1st Cir. 1981)

Thomas M. Walshe, Iii, M.d., Plaintiff, Appellant, v. Rear Admiral Wycliffe D. Toole, Jr., Commandant, First Navaldistrict, et al., Defendants, Appellees, 663 F.2d 320 (1st Cir. 1981) case opinion from the US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit

law.justia.com

We can sleuth away to figure out some about BW's life, but how much of it is pertinent to the case? Will any of it explain or justify this crime? IMO, no. <modsnip> Nor the father or mother is accused of a crime.

 

[pepper 34]

Thank you! But I can't even find the docket information itself, and I tried to follow your directions maybe not enough caffeine today
EDIT: I found it! Instead of putting the date in the file date area, I was putting it in the Date of Death box lol. my apologies and thanks for the help

I did the same thing first time around

 

[Seattle1]

Husband of missing woman had business, personal ties to North Shore

MARBLEHEAD — Investigators searching for a missing Cohasset woman have spent several days searching and attempting to re-trace the movements of her husband, Brian R. Walshe, after he allegedly told

www.salemnews.com

 

[Gardenista]

Lots of interesting info in this article

Ana Walshe’s husband has a history of chasing the good life — with other people’s money - The Boston Globe

What made Brian Walshe so believable? “His likability, communication, his reassurance,” prosecutors said. Walshe was a skilled con man.

www.bostonglobe.com

 

[Sachi]

If this SOB were from Brockton, he wouldn't have gotten house arrest in the first place, let alone had non-GPS monitoring.

So true.

 

[angelainwi]

Lots of interesting info in this article

Ana Walshe’s husband has a history of chasing the good life — with other people’s money - The Boston Globe

What made Brian Walshe so believable? “His likability, communication, his reassurance,” prosecutors said. Walshe was a skilled con man.

www.bostonglobe.com

I hit a paywall, can you share some interesting bits and pieces

 

[pepper 34]

(Ugghh!!)

Quote from linked article above:

“A spokesperson with the U.S. Attorney's Office tells WBZ Walshe's bracelet did not use the GPS monitoring that some inmates have. Instead, his used radio frequency that can alert authorities when he left home, without specifying where he went.

"Let's say it's a release for an hour and a half. As long as he's back at the end of the hour and a half they generally let it slip by," said defense attorney J.W. Carney, who has had many clients under home confinement.

"Let's say for example a person passes a hardware store on the way back from dropping the kids off at school and he goes in and buys a couple of things. Generally, that won't be something that will get the probation officer's attention," Carney said.”

So, it's the time out of the home base that will activate an "alert." Now I think we know why he got lost on the way to his mother's apartment building. He was gone somewhere for too long a time doing something that day and he had to explain the lost time. (?)

 

[Ilex]

Check out the masscourts.gov site.

When I went to that site and looked under superior court for suffolk county there was a case against Brian from the Austen Riggs Center dated 1999. So has Brian been admitted there more than once?

 

[Bob Loblah]

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Lots of interesting info in this article

Ana Walshe’s husband has a history of chasing the good life — with other people’s money - The Boston Globe

What made Brian Walshe so believable? “His likability, communication, his reassurance,” prosecutors said. Walshe was a skilled con man.

www.bostonglobe.com

This article answers some questions (BW's mother came from generational wealth) and drops a new fact, which is that Ana was married to a chef at the hotel where she working when she when BW. Lots of other info too

 

[Ilex]

The Austen Riggs Center is the long term inpatient psychiatric hospital where MW was treated in ~2011-2012 and allegedly received a diagnosis of sociopathy (referenced by the court documents).
"Riggs offers a range of treatment programs, and the total length of stay can run from six weeks to a year or more. The median length of treatment is approximately seven months. Depending on the program, the cost of the six-week evaluation and treatment phase ranges from $71,930 to $77,600*, which includes an admission consultation fee of $2,000.
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Financing Patient Treatment Costs | Austen Riggs

Learn about the cost of Riggs residential treatment programs, the patient financial assistance offered, and health insurance coverage procedures.

www.austenriggs.org

But there was a case against Brian in 1999 from Austen Riggs. Was Brian admitted twice to the facility? https://www.masscourts.org/eservices/search.page.134?x=xaES8idUj9KYQ8hAMU9neA

 

[angelainwi]

This article answers some questions (BW's mother came from generational wealth) and drops a new fact, which is that Ana was married to a chef at the hotel where she working when she when BW. Lots of other info too

oh please share more interesting tidbits, I hit a paywall

 

[thebigcookie]

Thanks! The Hull House on the beach is amazing. Location! Location! Location!

The word Peabody is pronounced Pee bah dee by locals. There was, many years ago, may still be, a rather popular hotel in Memphis named The Peabody Hotel that had ducks swimming in the lobby's fountain by day. We said it was: The Pea-body Hotel. Fabulous stay when visiting art tours like the King Tut exhibition.

The couple who spoke in the video from your link really seemed concerned about their situ for the past 6 months. They rented from the Walshe's for four years. It is their apt. Ana owned that was sold the week of Christmas. They described Ana as "rushing to get rid of assets". The gentleman renter said that during their HNY text on the 2nd, BW did not mention his wife even though she was already missing.

What We've Learned About Brian Walshe as Search for Missing Wife, Ana, Continues

I live in Memphis and have been to the Peabody hotel many times and seen the ducks there. I remember I took a vacation to Boston with my family when I was a kid and noticed a place called Peabody on the map and was told about their pronunciation of it.

 

[angelainwi]

But there was a case against Brian in 1999 from Austen Riggs. Was Brian admitted twice to the facility? https://www.masscourts.org/eservices/search.page.134?x=xaES8idUj9KYQ8hAMU9neA

How do I go about finding the case on the website, thank you!!

 

[Ilex]

How do I go about finding the case on the website, thank you!!

It's under superior court, suffolk county.
ETA case number 9984cv04968 dated 10/18/99

 

[Lexiintoronto]

But there was a case against Brian in 1999 from Austen Riggs. Was Brian admitted twice to the facility? https://www.masscourts.org/eservices/search.page.134?x=xaES8idUj9KYQ8hAMU9neA

Can you tell us which court department etc. in order to find it, please? The link just goes to the main page.

 

[MissSuzie]

It just sounds like a coded call for help, imo. ‘Can you come tomorrow’ is a red flag question for someone so far away at short notice. Saying she’d be there in January and the reply she is given about February is a non-answer, meant to be another clue imo.

It sounds to me that she may have wanted to have her mother take care of the kids, since at least the oldest would be having school vacation over the holidays. Maybe have them and her mother stay with her in DC while she worked. Schools have no vacation during the time in January when mother proposed she could come over, but they do again typically have a week in February so perhaps AW was referring to plans for the vacation in February. Maybe AW was hoping to get the kids to DC under guise of it being “just for the vacation week” and then could actually keep them there. MOO

 

[Seni]

oh please share more interesting tidbits, I hit a paywall

Article is not subject of a Paywall. Maybe clear cookies.

 

[angelainwi]

It's under superior court, suffolk county.
ETA case number 9984cv04968 dated 10/18/99

found it, thank you!!