From the edge of the Atlantic Ocean in Lynn to the state’s western border in Richmond, people in Massachusetts are letting the state know how they feel about wallet-busting energy bills.
“I struggle to pay my bills, my electric runs 250…
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From the edge of the Atlantic Ocean in Lynn to the state’s western border in Richmond, people in Massachusetts are letting the state know how they feel about wallet-busting energy bills.
“I struggle to pay my bills, my electric runs 250…
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A 12-year-old girl has been missing for two days from Peabody, Massachusetts, police said Tuesday.
Iris Matul was last seen at the Holiday Inn in the city on Sunday. The girl, a student at Pickering Middle School in Lynn, had a Vans backpack and no…
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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 Wareham — another set of searches surfaced that would become central to the charges brought against Brian Walshe.
“How long before a body starts to smell?”
“How to stop a body from decomposing”?
“10 ways to dispose of a dead body if you really need to.”
Those are some of the Google searches Brian allegedly made on the morning his wife supposedly disappeared, New Year’s Day 2023. Prosecutors read these and other queries, in court on Jan. 18 as Walshe was arraigned on a murder charge. The gruesome searches — allegedly made an iPad belonging to one of the couple’s children — brought a whole new level of attention to the case.
@nbc10boston Ana Walshe’s husband reportedly made 20 gruesome internet searches days after she was last seen. Visit the link in bio for more. #anawalshe #missing ♬ original sound – NBC10 Boston
Over a year later, Ana’s body has not been found. But with Walshe’s murder trial approaching, NBC10 Boston is taking a deeper look at this case — its twists and turns, the challenges prosecutors face bringing a case with no body, what happened on that New Year’s Day and what could have led Brian to killing his own wife, a charge he has pleaded not guilty to.
Pulling from our extensive archive and new reporting, we’re answering those questions 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 updates on the case as they come in, right through the trial.
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Epicore Biosystems in Cambridge is partnering with the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency to use sweat-sensing technology as a drug-detection method.
Epicore’s wearable sweat-collection device, The Discovery Patch, will be offered to athletes as an option to…
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Massachusetts gaming regulators fined Encore Boston Harbor $40,000 for taking illegal bets on Boston College women’s basketball action last year, the Gaming Commission said Monday, the second fine levied against the Everett casino for allowing f…
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New information was released Tuesday on the investigation into the two people found dead at a hotel in Boston’s Theater District the day before.
The man and a woman who were found dead in a room on the 13th floor at the Boxy Boston Downtown hotel Monday afternoon were both shot, and a gun was found at the scene, according to the Suffolk District Attorney’s Office.
They didn’t identify the two people who were killed, but said that man was 43 and the woman was 25.
Authorities also didn’t say if one of the people is believed to have killed the other. But Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden had said Monday that there was not believed to be any threat to public safety.
This is a breaking news story that will be updated when more information is available.
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