Brian Walshe sentenced to life without parole

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Brian Walshe sentenced to life in prison for wife Ana's murder after discovering affair
Brian Walshe is set to be sentenced after he was convicted of murdering his wife, Ana, after she disappeared on New Year's Day in 2023.

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Brian Walshe sentenced to life in prison for murdering his wife and dismembering her body
Brian Walshe sentenced to life in prison without parole for "barbaric" murder of Ana Walshe, judge says
‘Barbaric and incomprehensible.’ Brian Walshe sentenced to life in prison without parole for murder of his wife.
On Thursday, Brian Walshe was sentenced to life in prison without parole after earlier this week a Norfolk County jury found him guilty of murdering his wife.

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Judge cites ‘barbaric’ acts in sentencing Brian Walshe to life in prison without parole for wife’s murder
Brian Walshe to be sentenced after being convicted of killing of his wife
‘Her life was unfairly taken’: Ana Walshe’s sister speaks after Brian Walshe convicted of murder
“The most painful part of this loss is knowing her children must now grow up without their mother’s hand to hold,” Dimitrijevic said on the witness stand Thursday, speaking on behalf of her and her mo...

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Brian Walshe sentenced to life in prison without parole, plus decades, in murder of wife Ana

Brian Walshe sentenced to life in prison for murdering and dismembering wife

A Norfolk County jury found Brian Walshe guilty of first-degree murder on Monday, after deliberating for approximately six hours.

Brian Walshe sentenced to life in prison for murder of wife Ana Walshe

Brian Walshe, who was convicted Monday in Massachusetts of murdering his wife Ana, was sentenced Thursday to life in prison plus 21 years.

Brian Walshe murder trial: Closings reaction with Bob Ward, Elyse Hershon as jury remains undecided

Boston 25’s Bob Ward and attorney Elyse Hershon react to developments and closing arguments from the defense and prosecution.
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