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Day 2 of Brian Walshe’s murder trial

Brian Walshe murder trial: Day 2 continues with more audio of police interviews

The Brian Walshe murder trial continues with the second day of testimony on Tuesday. Opening statements took place Monday morning when his lawyers claimed that his wife died suddenly and unexpectedly while in bed on Jan. 1, 2023 — a sharply different theory presented by Norfolk County prosecutors.

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Brian Walshe murder trial: Testimony resumes; police interviews played in court

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‘Really weird’: Brian Walshe couldn’t explain chilling Google searches, police interview reveals

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Jurors in Brian Walshe’s murder trial were shown items covered in possible blood – and other takeaways from Day 3

The Massachusetts jury weighing the case of Brian Walshe saw a collection of evidence on Wednesday, including photos of items covered in what looked like blood, as prosecutors work to prove he murdere...

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Prosecutors in Brian Walshe trial focus on recovered trash, internet searches

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The jury in Brian Walshe’s murder trial heard testimony from the man who had an affair with his wife. Here are the takeaways

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Forensic scientist for Brian Walshe trial speaks about belongings found in dumpster

Among those who watched was Luigi Mangione, the 27-year-old Ivy League graduate accused of being the figure who steps into view and shoots an unsuspecting Th

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Man who had affair with Ana Walshe testifies in her husband’s murder trial

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Brian Walshe jurors see grim evidence during Day 3 of witness testimony

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At 10, He Saw His 48-lb. Brother, 12, Die Locked in a Basement. Now He's Testifying Against Their Moms at Murder Trial

The youngest of two brothers Becky Hamber and Brandy Cooney were in the process of adopting before one died testified against the women at their murder trial.

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Police bullied me into admitting murder, says man wrongly jailed for 38 years

In his first interview since release, Peter Sullivan says he wants an apology from the police after wrongful conviction of the 1986 murder of Diane Sindall.