Hi everyone. I'm Ashley Banfield and this is Drop Dead Serious back in 2023. I spent a whole lot of time in Boston,

specifically a few of the areas that surround Boston. And let me tell you, I was not on vacation.

When I heard the news about Anna Walsh, I knew there was a story that wasn't being told. It was a story that was being hidden

from the public because nobody dies the way Anna Walsh died without a whole lot of planning and a deep sense of cunning,

methodical strategizing, and a heart of pure evil. Let me take you back to where I was standing

in the deep winter months of 2023. It was the kind of case that made national headlines.

Anna Walsh, a glamorous wife and mother of three, missing on New Year's Day.

And before I go any further, you should know that Anna has never been found.

There are no witnesses, per se, to this crime, none with beating hearts anyway.

And most troubling of all, there's no body for the medical examiner to poke and to prod

and come up with hard evidence for the prosecutors.

But there is so much more.

Like a damning trail of Google searches and surveillance video that is so disturbing,

so methodical, it almost seemed like a director was calling the action and might at any moment yell

cut. But this is not fiction. This is the real story of Anna Walsh, a successful real estate executive who vanished without a trace

and the husband that prosecutors say planned her murder down to the minute. And trust me,

it is the kind of story that stays with you because what Anna's husband, Brian Walsh, allegedly Googled,

just might haunt you

and might have you checking your partner's search history online.

Because it is never good when somebody looks for

10 ways to dispose of a dead body if you really need to.

End quote. I have the full list of everything that police say Brian Walsh searched for, and I'm going to get to that in just a moment. But the

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