*though you can find unblurred photos of the kids with Ana online, I don't want to expose them, but you can easily see her love and joy for her children on her face
In an unexpected move on Thursday we learned that
Brian Walshe would not be taking the stand to plead his case in the trial
that will determine his guilty in the death of his wife Ana Walshe. As it
stands now Walshe has already plead guilty to the dismemberment and improper
handling of her body. Now he is asking 12 people to believe that he did that
out of panic when finding his wife dead in their bed.
It’s a story that could maybe make a little bit of sense if you
don’t know everything else about the case. If you don’t know that in the moments
after he supposedly found his wife dead in their bed he searched for how to
dismember a body, he also searched for information regarding when she will
start to smell badly, and a number of other ghoulish gruesome topics. What he
did not search though speaks volumes.
Instead of, well calling 911 for help for his wife he also
didn’t search “can my wife be saved if she’s cold” or whatever state she was
supposed to be in when he “nudged her” and she “fell out of the bed”. If that sounds
a bit familiar, then yes it’s giving flashbacks to Chad Daybell. Not only did he
not search for maybe her ability to be saved, if he genuinely was afraid of
being accused wrongly it makes you wonder why he didn’t search if cause of
death can be found in the autopsy.
I mean, yeah I get it let’s say she suffered a fall down the
stairs like in another popular case and she looked like she had taken a beating.
It would make sense to be worried that it could look bad for him, but we are
talking about a woman he claims died in her sleep. It doesn’t take a doctor or
forensic nerd to know that most natural causes of death are determined in an
autopsy.
Yet, he didn’t. No, instead he took one of his sons with him
to a hardware story to purchase parts of his cleanup kit. Now not only does
this child have nowhere to go to visit his mother’s resting place as she was
likely incinerated after her remains mixed in with the refuse at garbage sites
he chose were picked up by the garbage pick-up crews before authorities could
track down what he did with, but this child will one day in the future learn
that his father took him along to purchase the very items used to rob him of
that right.
I guess, it’s easy to see where I fall on all of this. I hope
this man will go down for first degree murder, though second is being offered
as well. This is where it will get tricky for the jury. Will they believe that
he had planned even a little bit to kill his wife, or if he snapped. Since we
are still waiting on a verdict I would guess that this one issue is what is
holding up the jury’s decision. Either way let’s hope and pray that no matter
the outcome the children in this case find peace and never have to face the man
who took so much from them.
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