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Latest podcast episode explores the life of Ana Walshe
In the conclusion to the first season of our podcast, “The Searches for Ana Walshe,” we dive into the life of Ana — her passion for her career, being a mom and possible signs of trouble.
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Who was Ana Walshe? New podcast explores life of Cohasset mom
Who was Ana Walshe? Her name has become a recognizable one for many following her disappearance and presumed death, allegedly at the hands of her husband, Brian Walshe, early last year. But who was Ana the person — not the tragic news story? That’s what we’re diving into with the latest episode of “The Searches for Ana Walshe” podcast....
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Go behind the scenes of covering the search for Ana Walshe in new podcast episode
Pulling from our extensive archive and new reporting, we’re answering exploring that and more in our new podcast, “The Searches for Ana Walshe,” hosted by NBC10 Boston anchor Colton Bradford, and Matt Fortin. Subscribe and listen to the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get podcasts for a comprehensive look back at the search, new insights on what happened and...
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Who is Brian Walshe? A new look at the accused killer in new podcast
In this episode of our true crime podcast on the killing of Ana Walshe, allegedly by her husband, we dig into what people, including Ana, have said about Brian Walshe.
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Brian Walshe appeals federal sentence as state murder case inches forward
Brian Walshe was active Monday in both the major criminal cases he’s involved in — he had his first hearing in months in the murder case over the alleged killing of his wife, Ana, while his lawyer in federal court appealed a sentence recently handed down over art fraud. At the status conference at Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts,…
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How Brian Walshe's years-long art fraud scheme unfolded, in episode 2 of our podcast
Brian Walshe has become best known for his now infamous alleged Google searches made on the day his wife, Ana, was last seen — New Year’s Day 2023. But, the murder charge that would follow in Ana Walshe’s disappearance was not Brian’s first run in with law. In episode 2 of “The Searches for Ana Walshe” podcast, we are diving…
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Revisit the Ana Walshe murder case ahead of the trial in new podcast
Just over a year ago, the search for Ana Walshe of Cohasset, Massachusetts, sparked widespread curiosity, concern and eventual heartbreak when it became apparent that the missing mother of three and real estate maven was dead, allegedly murdered by her husband, Brian Walshe. Amid the search for Ana — one that took investigators all over Greater Boston, from Swampscott to…
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Introducing ‘The Searches for Ana Walshe'
Before he was charged with murder, before his arrest, before the manhunt for his wife in the swamps of Cohasset, Massachusetts, around Boston, and in Washington, D.C., there was another set of searches, prosecutors say, on Google — on their son’s iPad — starting early the morning when Brian Walshe would later say Ana Walshe went missing…
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Brian Walshe sentenced to 37 months in art fraud case
The man accused of killing his wife at their Cohasset home received a prison sentence for his role in an art fraud scheme.
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Brian Walshe, charged with murdering wife, sentenced in art fraud case
Brian Walshe, the Massachusetts man accused of killing his wife on New Year’s Day 2023 and lying about where she went, was sentenced in Boston’s federal court Tuesday in a separate art fraud case. A judge sentenced Walshe to 37 months on each art fraud, to run concurrently. The 37 months will also run concurrent to any state sentence Walshe…
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How the search for Cohasset mom Ana Walshe unfolded 1 year ago
The murder case involving Ana Walshe has quickly become one of Massachusetts’ most infamous. But it didn’t seem to be a major criminal case when police in Cohasset first announced the mother of three was missing one year ago.
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Cohasset family's dog attacked by coyote right outside their home
Coyotes often attack small animals like puppies or rabbits, but a 55-pound dog found himself being targeted Saturday night in Cohasset, Massachusetts. “It was scary,” said Nathaniel Palmer, whose dog Tatum was attacked. “We really took for granted that a dog can enjoy his yard.” It was not what Nathaniel Palmer and Tatum had in mind to start the new…
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Dog attacked by coyote in Cohasset family's yard
The Palmer family is used to seeing coyotes behind their home, but never expected one of them to follow Tatum right up to the front door and attack a 55-pound dog.
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Man killed by MBTA commuter train in Cohasset
A man was hit and killed by an MBTA commuter train in Cohasset on Saturday, police said. The incident involved a man in his 50s on the tracks south of Cohasset Station, police said. They were called about 12:13 p.m. for the investigation. It wasn’t immediately clear if the man, who hasn’t been identified, was on the tracks accidentally...
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Thousands on South Shore remain without power Tuesday night
Some families in Massachusetts, especially on the South Shore, were going to bed again Tuesday night without power. Many have resorted on generators getting them through, but there were also warnings, with Pembroke police saying a generator likely caused a garage fire on Station Street. Meanwhile, utility crews are still working around the clock to address the remaining downed power...
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Cleanup continues in Mass. as some remain in the dark
Downed trees were still an issue across Massachusetts on Tuesday night after Monday’s unprecedented wind and rain storm. The focus is getting power restored as temperatures plummet tonight.
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Crews work to clean, restore power in Mass. after storm
Crews are working to cleanup and restore power in Massachusetts after a storm left plenty of damage behind.
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Thousands of Mass. residents are still without power Tuesday
Power crews work hard to try to restore electricity in Scituate, Massachusetts, but they couldn’t really get started until the storm stopped, which was less than 12 hours ago.
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Cleanup in Mass. could take days after storm leaves behind damage
Monday’s storm left behind downed trees and power lines. Now, the cleanup in Massachusetts could take days.
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Cleanup, power restoration in Mass. could take days after ‘ferocious' storm
Cleanup and power restoration from Monday’s storm could take some time in Massachusetts after strong winds sent trees toppling onto power lines and anything in their path. At least three people were killed in New England: one in Massachusetts and two in Maine. Two more people in Maine were missing after their car was swept away in floodwaters, Maine...