A body floated near the town where Anna Walsh lived

Police in Marblehead, not far from the town of Cohasset, yesterday afternoon found the remains of a person who had been in the water for a long time on the beach. The media speculates that it may be the body of Anna Walsh.

Police in Marblehead, not far from the town of Cohasset where Anna Walsh lived and disappeared, found the remains of a person, whom the police only said had been in the water for a long time.

It has not been announced whether the body in question is a male or female person, but some American journalists have reported that there is a possibility that it is the body of Anna Walsh.

Anna Walsh (39), born in Belgrade and mother of three children, disappeared on January 1 when she allegedly headed to the airport to board a flight to Washington, where she worked. Her disappearance was first reported by her employer, and then by her husband, Brian Walsh, only on January 4.

After questioning, the police first accused Brian of obstructing the investigation and he was arrested, followed by a search of their family home, in the basement of which bloody traces were found, as well as a bloody and damaged knife.

Brian Walsh’s movements on the fateful day were reconstructed by the police and he was found to have lied to the police, and further evidence was found against him, including a $450 cleaning receipt, a creepy Google search on how to get rid of a pregnant woman’s body 52 kilograms, but also how long it takes to get the next person after the disappearance.

Brian Walsh has been accused of murdering Anna Walsh, and the police have found new evidence that suggests that Brian Walsh killed his wife, dismembered her body in the basement of the house, and then dumped her remains in an unknown location, most likely in an incinerator, but there is also the possibility that parts of the body were thrown into the sea.

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