The search for Anna continues – what investigators found at the landfill near the house where Brian Walsh’s mother lives

Garbage bags with traces of blood, as well as axes, knives, carpets and used cleaning products were discovered near the home of Brian Walsh’s mother, whose wife went missing, and the results of the autopsy are awaited.

American police are still looking for thirty-nine-year-old Ana Walsh, originally from Serbia, who disappeared in the US eleven days ago. Meanwhile, new disturbing data from the investigation has been released.

Police searched a landfill in Peabody, Massachusetts, and found trash bags with traces of blood, axes, knives, carpets and used cleaning products in the landfill, American media reported. A representative of the prosecution from Norfolk told local media that all these cases have been sent for expert examination. Verification is underway to see if these items are from the Walsh household.

As reported by local Boston television, Peabody is a place near Swampscott where Brian Walsh’s mother lives. From Swampscott, garbage is taken to the Peabody Landfill.

Also, the police took away a container with garbage in the area where Brian’s mother lives.

In the footage published by Boston television journalists, police dogs and police officers in special protective suits can be seen at the landfill. Peabody is about an hour’s drive from Cohasset, where Anna Walsh lived with her husband and three young children.

Social services took care of the children

The care of Anna and Brian Walsh’s children was taken over by social services. Their mother has been missing since January 1, and their father has been detained. The media reports that Ana and Brian have three sons. The oldest boy is six, and the youngest is two years old.

“Right now, I’m most worried about their children.” I’m just thinking if they are safe,” Gem Mutlu, who celebrated the New Year together with Anna and Brian Walsh, and who is one of the last people to see Anna, told the American media.

She disappeared early in the morning on January 1, when she was supposed to go to Boston’s Logan Airport to travel to Washington for work, and was reported missing by her husband Brian three days later.

Brian Walsh arrested

Brian Walsh was arrested two days ago on suspicion of lying to investigators and his bail was set at half a million dollars, and he denied the guilt. The prosecutor’s office announced that a knife and blood stains were found in the basement of the family house over the weekend. It was also reported that surveillance cameras at the Home Depot store showed Brian Walsh buying $450 worth of tape, duct tape and cleaning supplies on Jan. 2.

As the local media reported, he lied to the police that he did not leave the house on January 2.

How to get rid of the body of a 52-kilogram woman and how to shred the body

A source connected to the investigation says a troubling internet search history related to the murder was found on Brian’s electronic devices. As reported by CNN, citing sources close to the investigation, the queries “how to dispose of the body of a 52 kilogram woman” and “how to dismember the body” were found in the internet search history on Brian Walsh’s devices.

Brian Walsh was previously placed under house arrest with a nanowire while awaiting sentencing in a fraud case, accused of selling fake paintings by the famous artist Andy Warhol. Art collector Ron Rivlin, to whom Bryan is suspected of selling a fake Warhol painting for $80,000, told American media that he considers Walsh a manipulator.

“I see him as a very calculating man. My impression was that he had no sense of responsibility, compassion or empathy for me and the other victims,” ​​Rivlin said.

Anna Walsh wrote to the judge

In connection with the case of fake pictures, Anna Walsh wrote letters to the judge. American media reported that Anna wrote to the judge that she met Brian in 2008 and that it was love at first sight, and that they got married in 2015. She described him as a caring father, but stated that he had a difficult childhood and that is therefore taught to lie and hide. She wrote that Brian regrets his past actions and has focused on charity work and turning his life around. The hoax case is not linked to Anna Walsh’s disappearance.

Local media revealed that Brian is also involved in a probate case related to his father’s house, whose will is said to have disappeared. According to court records, a Walsh relative said Brian was excluded from the will after arguing with his father and absconding with a large sum of money.