Just hours before jury selection, Brian Walsh, shocking the courtroom, confessing that he hid Anna Walsh's body and lied to investigators.

All this happening at the 11th hour. However, he still insists he did not kill her.

It's a strategic bombshell. that is a cliche that is worthy here

that could reshape this entire no body murder trial set to officially begin on December 1st with

opening statements and one certainly that the prosecution did not see coming. Welcome to the global phenomenon, surviving the survivor, where we bring you the best

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Tonight, back on a very disturbing nobody case of Anna Walsh, 39 years old, when she simply vanished.

Her three sons in the care of a family member, from what I understand, very young at the time, still very young,

just two, four, and six when all this happened. And just today, on the very first day of what

was to be jury selection, husband Brian Walsh walks into the court and executes a stunning legal

pivot, pleading guilty to misleading police and improperly

conveying away human remains, but maintains not guilty on the murder charge.

So on the one hand, Walsh admitting to the cover up the line, the disposal,

the concealment, but now forcing prosecutors to essentially prove the killing itself in this

nobody case. Meanwhile, 70 prospective jurors made their way into dead in Massachusetts,

into that Norfolk County courthouse. Yeah, the same one as Karen Reid.

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