She said 1 am and said Ana called her sister as well. Her sister lives in the eastern time zone (ontario, canada). So imo it makes sense for it to be Ana's time, not Belgrade.
I think this was her DC home.
Yes, $910K mortgage in connection with the March '22 purchase of the DC home for $1.3mm
Not quite to the level of New Canaan but close - Cohasset 1 of the 2 most affluent towns south of boston as there is an easy ferry into the city to avoid the awful
What she said ^. I also posted an article with comments from the Realtor who met Ana when she leased the property. MOO
Years ago I interviewed for a job as property manager of a single office building in Chicago and today’s value of the salary then would be about $150,000. A regional manager would have been my boss so it’s pissible her salary is well over $200K.
Many a capable, confident, strong person has been manipulated. Con men are great at what they do and they are usually quite 'charming'.
Agreed. Right or wrong, there are a lot of people who distinguish between financial crimes and violent crimes in terms of ethics. Your personal feelings about your spouse's questionable business dealings may range from happy to neutral to very uncomfortable, but it may not interfere with your daily life where you'd notice or care.
I thought it was quite odd that Ana's long-time friend describes her as over-communicative, but her husband says that it's normal not to hear from her for 2-3 days at a time. Quite fishy. Curious to see what other information the police have that led them to the arrest.Another friend of Ana's has spoken to the Globe, which is of course paywalled. The text below is a summary by me.
JAN 8, 2023
Husband of Ana Walshe, missing Cohasset woman, charged by police for misleading investigation - The Boston Globe
Ana Walshe, 39, has not been heard from since she left her home around 4 a.m. on New Year’s Day to take a rideshare to Logan International Airport for a flight to the nation’s capital, family have told police.www.bostonglobe.com
- CW is a long-time friend of Ana's who lives outside Washington D.C.
- She says she is really, really worried about Ana because she's always really well put together and "over communicative about things."
Snipped by me. SOLD DAYS BEFORE SHE WENT MISSING?
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The following is pure speculation, but I wonder if her Jan 3rd trip wasn't a work trip, but rather for some other reason. Unless she had no more faith in the MA real estate market, these sales make it seem like she was planning to move to DC, or leave MA for some reason. If her husband didn't like the circumstances surrounding this trip he could have done something rash.
Hostng friends is different than a party. We had a couple come over on new years eve for game night. Even that small gathering would fit the description given.
great find! Helps us understand a little bit more what kind of person Brian is.As many have said, Brian's sense of entitlement is brazen.
I read through all of the "Walshe supplemental sentencing memo" that was issued on June 6, 2022. I don't know why Brian wasn't yet serving the 30 months' imprisonment sentence imposed by the government on that date.
Brian's ransacking of his father's estate was audacious. Brian's dad died while traveling in India on September 21, 2018. Brian knew he'd been excluded from the will and hadn't spoken with his father in years.
Brian contacted a friend of his father's saying he needed to get keys to his father's house in order to get some documents to transport his father's body back from India. Brian knew this friend would have keys since he was an architect who was involved in renovating the house. Cleverly, the friend saw Brian's dad's will on a desk and photographed it before Brian arrived at the house. The friend knew Brian's father had specifically left Brian "his best wishes and nothing else" in the will. Brian didn't tell any of the relatives mentioned in the will that his father had died, which is probably why there is no obituary to be found for Dr. Thomas M. Walshe, a prominent neurologist at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
Brian didn't know the friend had taken pictures of the will, so Brian immediately destroyed it. Brian went to the courts on December 13, 2018 saying that, in the absence of a will, he should be the Personal Representative for the estate. As soon as he got that designation, he began plundering his father's estate. He withdrew over one hundred thousand dollars from his dad's bank accounts. Brian made arrangements with an estate sale company and quickly sold valuable household items in January of 2019, items such as paintings by Joan Miro and Dali; oriental rugs; Merona glass; Asian art; pottery; and a car. Brian was even trying to make arrangements to sell his father's house before the courts caught him.
To get a sense of the value of these items, the photos below are from the estate sale. Brian refused to provide an inventory of what was in the home before he ransacked it. His father's money and items were primarily supposed to go to Brian's father's sister in Florida and her children. This woman lived in Florida in subsidized housing.
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Strikes me as the pattern of repeated fix and flipping.
