This is Hidden Killers Live with Tony Brewski, Stacey Cole, and Todd Michaels.

We're talking with Bob Mata, defense attorney, host of the podcast Defense Diaries,

about the Brian Walsh case, the murder of his wife Anna Walsh.

He's obviously accused of that.

He's now admitted to lying to investigators and

concealing the body, but not the murder. That is a bridge too far. Never mind all these Google searches

about disposing of bodies, cutting them up, going to Home Depot, buying hacksaws, cleaning

materials, all of these things. None of that. Yes, I did that, that happened,

but the reasoning, the motive is this, it's not possibly that. And intelligence is a big thing here.

And we, obviously we see a bit of his track record with trying to sell the fake warhols this guy is a

con man that seems to be his his you know modality in life is conning people so you got that as the

backdrop of all this um and and that was that was even brought up into court the other day uh in

opening i believe where they did mention

about the warhols. So that's in there. The jury does know about his kind man passed. Add that to the

mix. This is not painting a very strong picture of a man who just simply panicked.

I mean, panic is emotional, panic is messy, panic is reactive, but the conduct here,

the multiple stores, the different towns, the cash purchases, masks, it looks organized.

Let me ask you on that, and this is just conjecture on how you're looking at this.

Do you think he planned the death of his wife, the unaliving, the murder, if in fact it is murder?

Or do you think this was very much something happened?

Maybe it was accidental.

Maybe it was heat of the moment in anger. But something happened maybe it was accidental maybe it was heat of the moment in anger but something happened at his hands and this is just how stupid the guy is that that he he didn't think any of this

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