Ana Walshe

The husband of missing mother-of-three Ana Walshe, 39, has been arrested for allegedly misleading cops.

DA’s Office, who tells me nothing new to report other than officers are “searching the home for clues” [https://t.co/TSuHYPxojg] [@boston25] [pic.twitter.com/yxUtlkxi5v] Cohasset Police Chief William Quigley said authorities determined the fire was not suspicious, that it started in the attic, and that the emergency call was made by a current occupant of the home, according to [WXFT](https://www.boston25news.com/news/local/firefighters-battle-fire-former-home-missing-cohasset-mom/HTPNDVW73VCDLFEP7KQOGPUSRY/). “It originated in the area of damaged piping connected to a natural gas fireplace insert.” The Walshe family sold the residence in March 2022 and moved the following month, according to Boston-based NBC affiliate [WBTS](https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local/police-to-give-update-on-search-for-missing-cohasset-woman/2937757/). We have nothing to support anything suspicious or criminal.” “We’re just trying to locate Ana and get her home safely.

Brian Walshe was arrested Sunday for misleading police during the investigation of his missing wife Ana. Here's a timeline of the case.

[WCVB ](https://www.wcvb.com/article/arrest-made-missing-cohasset-woman-ana-walshe-massachusetts/42427449)cameras capture police leading Brian Walshe into the Cohasset Police Department in handcuffs. Officials say the fire is not suspicious, and Cohasset Police Chief William Quigley says it is “a very strange coincidence.” [arrest Brian Walshe](https://www.boston.com/news/crime/2023/01/08/brian-walshe-husband-missing-ana-walshe-arrested-misleading-police-cohasset/) for misleading a police investigation. Around 7 p.m., an investigator is seen shining their flashlight at the front of the building, scanning the siding and roofline for about a minute. Walshe bought it for $800,000 in 2020 and sold it for $1.385 million in March 2022, the Globe reported. Police launch another search from the parking lot of a Stop & Shop near the Cohasset residence. Police say Brian Walshe is cooperating with the investigation. Walshe initially acquired the real paintings from a friend in South Korea, and told the friend that he could sell them for a good price. Ana Walshe regularly commuted between the two cities, and owns a home in Washington. Cohasset police announce that Ana Walshe is missing. Once the paintings were transferred, the buyer examined them and found multiple indications that the paintings were not authentic. A person in Los Angeles found the paintings listed on eBay in 2016, and agreed to buy them for $80,000.

Authorities say Brian Walshe was charged with misleading a police investigation in connection with the disappearance of his wife, a 39-year-old mother of ...

Brian Walshe is expected to be arraigned in Quincy District Court on Monday. Ana Walshe has now been missing for one week. WBZ-TV has obtained and verified a ...

He is a friend of the Walshe family and saw Brian as recently as Thursday. Walshe was reported missing on Wednesday. That was the day when a relative saw Walshe leave her home around 4 a.m. WBZ-TV has obtained and verified a voicemail from Brian Walshe to a friend of Ana's in Washington D.C., where Ana works. The Norfolk District Attorney's Office announced 46-year-old Brian Walshe's arrest on Sunday evening. I am sorry to bother you.

Officials took equipment into the home of missing Massachusetts mother Ana Walshe on Sunday and removed items from the property. She has been missing since ...

Cohasset Police and Massachusetts State Police returned to the home on Sunday morning. It is unclear what exactly was taken from the home. Walshe was initially planning to fly to D.C. [MISSING COHASSET WOMAN: TIMELINE OF ANA WALSHE'S MOVEMENTS BEFORE DISAPPEARANCE](https://www.foxnews.com/us/missing-cohasset-woman-timeline-ana-walshes-movements-before-disappearance) [CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP](https://www.foxnews.com/apps-products?pid=AppArticleLink) However, she never boarded the flight, and it is unclear if she took a rideshare. She was heading to D.C.

The husband of Ana Walshe, the Massachusetts woman reported missing, was arrested Sunday for misleading a police investigation, authorities announced.

Fire department officials said they worked for about an hour to douse the flames. Officials said the current residents of the home were the ones who called 911 when the fire began. At least one police officer appeared to be digging up old leaves that were along the bottom of the in-ground pool. That's why she was attempting to go to D.C. A source said that address is the home where Walshe resided until recently. The search for Walshe in that area resumed between 9:30 a.m. Cohasset police said two other sectors are being searched on Saturday with the help of K-9 officers. On Friday, the Massachusetts State Police Special Emergency Response Team and a regional police team spent much of the day searching the area near Walshe's home along Chief Justice Cushing Highway (Route 3A). The search was called off for the night at approximately 6:30 p.m. Friends said Walshe commutes to Washington during the week for work at real estate company Tishman Speyer, a job she started last year. "She's a loving and loyal wife and mother of three beautiful boys," Alissa Kirby, a friend, said. searched the home and found no sign of Walshe there.

Brian Walshe, the husband of missing Cohasset, Massachusetts, woman Ana Walshe, is expected to appear in a Quincy courtroom Monday.

Police were back at the Walshe home on Monday, leaving with bags of evidence and a large black bin in the afternoon. Brian Walshe had gained access to the paintings by telling a friend, who was the lawful owner of the paintings, that he could help sell them for a good price, the court documents state. However, that friend told investigators that after Brian Walshe took the art, he was unable to contact him. Police said there were 20 troopers from a specialized unit trained in search and rescue operations, as well as three police K9 teams, and a police helicopter involved in the search. Tracy Miner responded Sunday and confirmed she is representing Brian Walshe but said she had no comment. By Sunday, investigators were seen going in and out of the home. The case started in 2016 when a buyer saw two Andy Warhol paintings for sale on eBay. Cohasset's police chief said the broader community, not just Cohasset, should be on the lookout for Walshe, noting her ties to Washington D.C. In 2021, Brian Walshe pled guilty to federal fraud charges. Friday at the Walshe family's former home on Jerusalem Road in Cohasset. Cohasset police held a news conference Friday morning to answer questions from news media about the search. While police say they can confirm she did not board a plane, they had not yet been able to confirm whether or not she got into a ride-share service.

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Investigators looking into the disappearance of a Massachusetts woman found a bloody knife in the basement of the home she shares with her husband and ...

“The fact that he was asked a specific question and he gave an untruthful answer that led investigators out of the area caused a clear delay in the search for the missing person, Ana Walshe.” The FBI investigators allege Brian or Ana used her eBay account to sell the paintings in November 2016, less than a year after they were married. The attorney also noted he has given multiple interviews with police and consented to search of his properties. Surveillance video does show he went to Home Depot on January 2 and bought $450 of cleaning supplies, including mops, a bucket and tarps, the prosecutor said. The document also alleges Brian Walshe took real artwork from a friend to sell, but never did. He also agreed to either return the artworks or pay for them. A not guilty plea was entered on Brian Walshe’s behalf. Police have spent days searching for her in the area around their home in Cohasset, a town about 20 miles southeast of Boston. Her cell phone also pinged at her home overnight on January 1st into the 2nd, Beland said. Investigators turned their focus from a missing persons case to suspicion she may have been killed after receiving new information in the last three days, the sources told CNN. Brian Walshe claimed he went to visit his mother after his wife’s disappearance, they said. The trash was brought to the station by sanitation crews early last week, the source said.