Full closing arguments from prosecution in Brian Walshe murder trial

[00:00:00] Speaker 1: Anna Walsh is dead. Anna Walsh is dead because he murdered her and he intended her death. Anna Walsh is not missing. She never walked out of her class at home on January 1st of 2023 between 6 and 7 a.m. to take an Uber to Logan Airport. She wasn't going to D.C. for a work emergency. There was no emergency. She didn't say goodbye to her son. That's just a story that the defendant told people. But since January 1st, Anna Walsh has not been seen by her friends, her co-workers, or by the people who loved her. Anna didn't take a Uber. She didn't take a Lyft. She hasn't used her phone. Her phone has no contact with the Verizon network since January 2nd, 2023, but it was in the vicinity of 516 Chief Justice Cushing Highway. She hasn't used her bank accounts. She hasn't used her bank accounts, her passports, her credit cards, her email. She didn't banish. The defendant was the only adult in 516 Chief Justice Cushing Highway after Jim Lutlu left around 1.30 a.m. on New Year's Day. After he left, Anna was home alone with the defendant and their three sons, ages 2, 4, and 6. This defendant caused Anna's death. And the evidence does show you that. The evidence shows you that Anna didn't die of natural causes, but that Anna died of a violent death in her co-house at home on January 1st. You have the photos of those pieces of rug recovered from the dumpster at the defendant's mother's complex. It's the rug that had been in the living room. You have the photo of Anna in the living room on top of the rug. And the photo shows that there are wood floors in that room. There's blood on that rug. The rug was recovered from the compactor outside of the defendant's mother's apartment and taken to the office of the Chief Medical Examiner for examination. And Dr. Ankinson found a blood clot and a piece of Anna's Gucci necklace embedded in one of the cut-up pieces of rug. So look at the piece of metal stamped Gucci. It didn't break on its own. The rest of the necklace is missing. This is the necklace that Will Bakhtow said that Anna often wore. Look at the slippers from the dumpster. The two pairs of adult slippers. The dark gray slippers had hair and blood clumped to the bottom. And the DNA testing tells you that the slippers had the DNA of Anna Walsh and the DNA of the defendant. Then there's the backhoe. And there are two bloody white towels. A towel was tested. It had Anna's DNA. And the evidence showed you this because the defendant was researching cleaning. How to clean blood from what floors? Does the dishwasher clean blood? Is it possible to clean DNA off knives? The defendant still had a cut on his thumb on January 9th, 2023. And on January 1st, before he even went to Lowe's to buy any cutting instruments, an initial stuff that he made when he left his house was to go to Walgreens to buy antibiotic ointment and band-aids. Then he went to a bin and liquor's, where the manager identified the defendant. And the defendant threw a bag into the dumpster. The floor is closed, the parking lot is empty, and he's not yet gone to Lowe's. On January 2nd, 2023, the defendant went to HomeGoods because he had to buy a new rug for that living room to cover the hardwood floor. He did this days before the forensic scientist got to the house and knew that the rug had been changed. Ana Wallace, dying a sudden death from natural causes, defies common sense. She was in great shape. The defendant told police that Ana was a sturdy, Serbian woman. Listen carefully to his reported interviews, because those are his words after her death. After he killed her. Mark Salvaggio told you that Ana had the highest health rating of the life insurance company. Ana had to complete an interview, have blood drawn, provide her medical records, and the life insurance company and the underwriters gave her this health rating. Ana was an active person who took care of her health. Ashley Cimino, her bar instructor, told you about this exercise class that she took the morning of December 31st, 2022. And Ana was the type of person, she said, who made others want to work harder at their exercise class. Will Pastel told you that Ana was very active and could yoga together. Sergeant Amy Waterman described Ana's home gym in B.C. And Dr. Atkinson told you about the different ways a person can die. And that is extremely rare for a 39-year-old in good health to suddenly die of unknown causes. But without a body, it's not possible for the medical examiner to tell you the exact cause of Ana Walsh's death. No autopsy can be done. No autopsy can be done. The defendant deliberately got rid of Ana Walsh's body. The defendant did not want anyone to find Ana's body and to know how she died. So the defendant bought cutting tools at Lowe's and Home Depot, and he cut up Ana's body the woman that he claimed to love, and he threw her into dumpsters. He was hiding her body. The defendant intended to kill Ana Walsh. He didn't just want her dead. He needed her dead. This was a marriage in crisis, and it was heading towards a breaking point. It began with the defendant's federal case. And through the defendant's interview and his federal probation officer, you learned that the defendant was on home confinement. He was going to have to pay over $400,000 in restitution, and the keys had been pending since 2018. You also learned that the defendant had no assets. He told Jim Mulu that he only made $50,000 to $60,000 that year, but he had told the police that he had businesses that were not making any money at all. Peter Capazzoli told you that the defendant's mother had signed the lease for the Cohasset Home, and it was his mother that was paying his rent. Meanwhile, Ana was beginning to thrive. The marriage was beginning to deteriorate. Ana had her dream job. She had risen to become an exact year that Tishman Spire, and she was making close to $300,000 a year. She earned a bonus, and Teresa Marchese said that Ana was a good employee. And the defendant knew this. He bragged of her bonuses out there. She bought a townhouse, and she furnished that townhouse for her family, and she set up bedrooms for each of her three boys. But the reality was, the family couldn't join her, because the defendant needed the children with him. Being the primary caregiver allowed him to avoid prison. The separation of the defendant and Ana was taking a toll. Ana wanted the children with her. And Ana began a relationship with Will Fastow, which became more serious. The defendant and Ana were growing of her emotionally and physically. Ana struggled not having her children, and not being able to be the mother that she wanted to be. This got worse when Ana took the trip to Serbia to take care of her sick mother. Ana and Ana bought her plane ticket with the credit card that the defendant monitored. And the defendant told police that he monitored their joint Chase Freedom Credit Card Statement. The MacBook history also shows the defendant looking at the Chase account. The defendant knew about Ana's travel, because in a recorded interview, he told the police that she had a layover in Frankfurt, and that connection in Frankfurt is on the same credit card statement. And you can see that, and you can see that right in front of me. The defendant was angry about Ana missing Thanksgiving, and he mentioned it repeatedly when he spoke to the investigators. [00:12:14] Speaker 2: I got angry about Thanksgiving, and then I realized it was just sad that we're not spending a lot of time together. And she was sad about it, too, and it was exhausting for both of us. She was away from the boys, and I was always there for both of the boys. [00:12:34] Speaker 1: On a return from Serbia in December, but she only spent one day in Coheset. And she was supposed to come home for Christmas morning, but she missed her early flight, and she couldn't get a flight. And then she had to drive him up. And the defendant told police there was an argument. [00:12:59] Speaker 2: I did have an argument with her for the Thanksgiving and the Christmas Eve, so I wasn't going to make the same thing three times. [00:13:11] Speaker 1: So what did the defendant do on Christmas Day when his wife wasn't home? He looked up real fast on his cell phone, the man his wife had just spent the night with. 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I would say it was 12. 10 or 15. And then she. I remember her putting her phone. Upstairs. Because then she came back down. Without it. Um. Was. Thomas. You down at one point. And hung out. Yes. Yeah. Exactly. Was this before. During or after. Thomas was participating as well? Oh yeah. Thomas went to bed. Uh. Like. He went to bed. And then he came over at like. 9 or 10 or something. I think Anna. Anna took a bunch of photos. Gem and I don't have any. Because she. She didn't send them to us yet. Uh. But I think she sent one to. Will Fastow. So that was when. Um. That's where the photo was. Taken about. So. It was 10. Maybe 10 o'clock. Or something like that. Okay. And then we're upstairs. She put her phone at their phone. Oh. Yeah. Um. On her bed stand. [00:24:30] Speaker 1: That's not what Gem said. Gem said that Anna was using her phone all night. Melissa Kirby texted with Anna. The defendant was telling investigators a story about Anna Trump. How else do we know that the defendant intended to kill Anna and had a plan for doing so? Look at his internet history. Look at what he did. And then. [00:24:55] Speaker ?: And then. [00:24:55] Speaker 1: The defendant set up an area in his basement for him. Surrounded. It with plastic sheeting. Or a tieback suit. And dismembered. His life. The love of his life. Axel. The best tool for dismembering a body. [00:25:07] Speaker ?: Ben. [00:25:08] Speaker 1: Because Ben had got rid of Anna's body. He got rid of her belongings. [00:25:10] Speaker ?: He got rid of her clothes. And a bag that he told police that he. That she had. [00:25:13] Speaker 1: But she supposedly left on January 1st. He threw her in the garbage bags. The hospital's garbage bags. [00:25:16] Speaker ?: And then. And then. [00:25:18] Speaker 1: He threw her in the garbage bags. And then. He threw her in the garbage bags. And then. [00:25:22] Speaker ?: He threw her in the garbage bags. [00:25:22] Speaker 1: And then. 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[00:25:58] Speaker 1: He threw her in the garbage bags. And then. He did this. To hide the fact. That he murdered Anna. He could not let Anna's body be found. Because Anna. Didn't die of natural causes. The defendant murdered Anna. And then. He had to hide the evidence. Of his crime. In his mindset. Within his internet history. Want to get away with murder. Use a special detergent. Can you be charged with murder. Without a body. Best way to dispose. Of fine parts. After. Murder. When you deliberate. [00:26:37] Speaker ?: Look through the binder. [00:26:38] Speaker 1: The MacBook. Internet history. There are no searches. Of natural causes of death. Body death. Heart attack. Aneurism. Stroke. Or. How to help your children. When someone dies. Unexpectedly. Or goes missing. The defendant was not sad. Look at his delivery. When someone dies. Unexpectedly. Or goes missing. The defendant was not sad. Look at his delivery. Is that? Look at his demeanor. In the surveillance videos. He's cool and calculating. He's calm. He had a plan. On January 1st. He went to the Lowe's store. An hour away. Even though there were hardware stores. Approximately a mile from his house. And when he was in Lowe's. On January 1st. He wore a mask. And he wore gloves. And he had a list. Of what he was shopping for. He was calm. As he helped back with purchases. A hacksaw. Buckets. He used cash. Does this show confusion. Panic or fear. But he doesn't stop there. [00:27:23] Speaker ?: He went to CBS. [00:27:23] Speaker 1: To buy hydrogen peroxide. And then he went to stop it. [00:27:25] Speaker ?: To buy gas. [00:27:25] Speaker 1: To buy gas. And he wore gloves. And he wore gloves. And he had a list. Of what he was shopping for. He was calm. As he helped back with purchases. A hacksaw. Buckets. He used cash. Does this show confusion. Panic or fear. But he didn't stop there. He went to CBS. To buy hydrogen peroxide. And then he went to stop and shop. To buy ammonia. No wonder the house was so clean. [00:27:44] Speaker ?: And on Monday. [00:27:45] Speaker 1: January 2nd. He went to home goods. For rugs and candles. And then he went to Home Depot. Where he had bought buckets. With lint. And on Monday. January 2nd. He went to home goods. For rugs and candles. And then he went to Home Depot. [00:27:56] Speaker ?: Where he had bought buckets. [00:27:57] Speaker 1: With lint. And on Monday. January 2nd. He went to home goods. For rugs and candles. And then he went to Home Depot. Where he had bought buckets. With lint. This time. Leaking soda. And a hatchet. And at some point that day. He got called. From his probation officer. And he lied. And he said. That he was picking up his children. He was able to calmly. Speak with her. No panic. He had everything now. That he needed. To dismember. The woman. That he supposedly. Loved. He had everything now. That he needed. [00:28:26] Speaker ?: To dismember. [00:28:27] Speaker 1: The woman. That he supposedly. Loved. He had everything now. That he needed. To dismember. The woman. That he supposedly. [00:28:35] Speaker ?: Loved. [00:28:35] Speaker 1: Loved. [00:28:36] Speaker ?: And he started. [00:28:37] Speaker 1: To take her body. And to throw it into dust. Because he had to cover up the crime. To get rid of the evidence. Of the murder. This was not a man. [00:28:45] Speaker ?: In crisis. [00:28:46] Speaker 1: This was a man. [00:28:47] Speaker ?: Who on January 4th. [00:28:47] Speaker 1: Went to TJ Maxx. To buy. Pants. With a store. Exchange card. He was. Comble. But. Alissa Kirby. [00:28:56] Speaker ?: He was. [00:28:56] Speaker 1: Alissa Kirby. Texted him. On January 4th. Asking about. [00:29:00] Speaker ?: Anna. [00:29:00] Speaker 1: And so. He called. [00:29:02] Speaker ?: Tishman's fire. [00:29:02] Speaker 1: A few minutes later. And started to pretend. To look for her. He called Will Fastow. But he didn't leave a message. He called back later. And then he calmly left the voicemail. No Canada. The defendant. Knew. Where Anna. Was. The defendant. He even texted. Anna's sister. In Canada. And said that she was missing it. And then. He started to pretend to look for her. He called Will Fastow. But he didn't leave a message. He called back later. [00:29:25] Speaker ?: And then he calmly left the voicemail. [00:29:26] Speaker 1: No Canada. The defendant. Knew. Knew. Where Anna was. The defendant. He even texted. Anna's sister. In Canada. [00:29:35] Speaker ?: And said that she was missing it. [00:29:36] Speaker 1: He was methodical. Look at the text messages. And at 4:30 p.m. on January 4th. The defendant went to Lowe's. To buy a trash can. Comfortable. Not concrete. The police were coming to the house. And to talk about Anna. [00:30:05] Speaker ?: And the defendant. [00:30:06] Speaker 1: And the defendant had the house ready. The police think his wife. Is in DC. He had his phone records ready. And he sent text messages. To Anna. Even though. Who knew. She would never hear. Despite everything. That he had done. On January 2nd. The defendant. Broke a text message. To Anna. I still love you. Ha ha. [00:30:30] Speaker ?: Miss Jen. The defendant. [00:30:31] Speaker 1: Prevented anyone. From ever finding. On a body. And no autopsy. [00:30:35] Speaker ?: Dr. Atkinson told you. [00:30:36] Speaker 1: That the medical. [00:30:37] Speaker ?: standard. Can do an autopsy. Without a body. And all that remains. [00:30:40] Speaker 1: Of Anna. Are two hairs. Some blood. And a few things that belong there. [00:30:44] Speaker ?: A part of a necklace she often wore. [00:30:44] Speaker 1: and no autopsy. Dr. Atkinson told you that the medical standard can do an autopsy without a body. And all that remains, Obama, are few hairs, some blood, and a few things that belong there. A part of a necklace she often wore, a hunter boots, a black jacket, a purse, her COVID card, and a few other items in the dumpster in his mother's apartment complex. The defendant searched his network for murder convictions and out of life. Please do not allow the defendant's self-serving act of dismembering and disclosing upon the fire to let them get away with this murder. Dr. At the start of this trial, we asked you to use your common sense. And when you do that, when you analyze the evidence such a delivery and continue to use your common sense, you will see that the evidence shows there is only one verdict. Find the defendant who is guilty of the premeditated first-degree murder of anarchists. Thank you.