Brian Walshe: Husband of missing mom Ana hung handwritten notes praising him in his home
COHASSET, MASSACHUSETTS: In the row of handwritten notes hung in Brian Walshe's home, many of the scribbles with at least one note from a participant in a life-coaching group the convicted fraudster attended, praised him as "worthy". One of the wrinkled sheets of the notes in his family home in Cohasset read, “Brian — You are worthy. You are worth the life you live.” In his home, the positive affirmations were hung on the stairwell wall.
The 47-year-old father of three has been taken into custody in connection to the disappearance of his wife Ana Walshe who went missing on January 1, 2023. Another scribble read, “Brian — I just love you. You are what a man, friend, father is. Your humor, love, wisdom, support, courage is inspiring. You are worth everything,” according to the New York Post.
RELATED ARTICLE
How did Ana and Brian Walshe meet? Missing Massachusetts mom got married to 'sociopath' in 2015
Walshe's life-coaching group
Brian Walshe, the Massachusetts father previously took part in several sessions conducted by life-coaching groups he had enrolled in. "Inspire loyalty, trust, love, and compassion in all your relationships," promises the now-defunct Boston Breakthrough Academy, that he has enrolled in.
His fellow participants stated that Brian has attended a leadership group that holds sessions over 12 hours where he is nicknamed “Head and Shoulders,” referring to his hair and his “cool guy” attitude. Shocked at the headlines of Ana vanishing and Brian being arrested over her disappearance, the members found it unbelievable as they recall him as a “kind,” “giving” person and a leader who has his way. His skills eventually led to his rise to the "elite" by mastering the Leadership Program of the organization.
One of the notes from the group members read, “I am so used to saying your last name because of MLP. Your attention to detail + time and being open + vulnerability I acknowledge you for. I so loved being side by side on this journey.”
Walshe was charged with misleading the investigation to find his wife. His arrest comes after the police learned about his search on the internet looking for 'how to dispose of a 115-pound woman's body'. On Monday, January 9, along with the police canines, investigators conducted a search near Walshe's mother's home in Peabody. Cops found a hatchet, a hacksaw, a rug, trash bags, and used cleaning supplies at a dumpster station, not far from Ana's house in Swampscott, 14 miles north of Boston.
At his arraignment on Monday, January 9, he pleaded not guilty. At present, Brian who is taken into custody is being held on a $500,000 bond, according to Daily Mail. As the missing probe continues, the couple's three young sons remain in custody.