Overview
- Testimony resumes Wednesday with Trooper Nicholas Guarino returning to the stand, and the jury is expected to hear from Uber, Lyft, JetBlue, and U.S. Customs record keepers.
- Jurors reviewed timestamped searches from Jan. 1–3, 2023 on Walshe’s laptop, including queries on disposing of a body, cleaning blood with bleach, dismemberment tools, and decomposition in plastic bags.
- Investigators presented photos of Ana Walshe’s boots, jacket, handbag, and COVID-19 vaccination card found in a dumpster bag, and previously recovered a hacksaw and a bloody, damaged knife with a bone fragment from a trash site.
- The defense disputes who used the devices and argues the “cheating wife” reference came from a porn video title, maintaining Walshe panicked after discovering a sudden death.
- Walshe has pleaded guilty to misleading police and improper conveyance of a body but denies murder, and a first-degree conviction would mean life in prison without parole.