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

Very true.

Let's move over to Brian Walsh.

Week one of the Brian Walsh trial is done, and the prosecution laid out a digital roadmap of a cover-up,

cell phone data tracking Brian to three different dumpster

locations, surveillance footage of a Volvo at his mother's apartment complex the day before

the trash pickup, text to a dead woman's phone, where are you? I still love you. Ha ha. Sent while

her belonging sat in a garage bag and a medical examiner now testifying about

whether human tissue can be recovered from the hacksaw and hatchet pulled out of those dumpsters.

The defense says this was panic, not murder.

Jennifer Coffindaffer retired FBI special agent is here to help break all of this down

for us. Jennifer, Brian's MacBook, which I don't think he was aware of how things sink,

sink to his son's iPad. That's how investigators found the searches. When confronted, he said,

I don't use that iPad. So that's really weird. What is that, what is all of that just

tell you about him? Oh my gosh. You know, I, I truly think, I don't know if they really are

going to be able to prove the five prongs, a premeditation that it takes

for Murder One in Massachusetts. I worry about that, even though there's so much he did after the

fact. When I say that, this is why I say that. I totally believe murder too, just incensed at the

affair, his whole life just plummeting to rock bottom. He's got no money. He's

dependent on his mother for heaven's sakes to make ends meet in his house while his wife is out,

you know, in love with another man and bringing in the huge bucks and living in a beautiful place

up in D.C. And, you know, his life isn't going so well.

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