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

We're talking with Chivon Scott Psychotherapist and author about the Brian Walsh murder case,

the disappearance and the death of Anna Walsh, the bizarre Google search histories, the just utterly bizarre behavior and utterly

insane explanation that he simply panicked. And that's why his wife was chopped up into a thousand

pieces. And that's why he made these searches. It's all innocent. It's all, it's all normal.

You can leave your comments in the comments section on YouTube as we continue to break through

this. Prosecutors revealed those Google searches, including how long before a body starts to

smell? Can you be charged with murder without a body? The search about teeth about can you

identify a body without teeth for

dental records? So many of these made New Year's Day. What does this tell us about the kind of

calculated research that he was doing and the mind behind it in terms of premeditation because we don't see

a and this is part of what the prosecutor the defense is arguing is that see he wasn't

searching about murder before she died he was just searching about best places to get divorced

and things like that and if you're concerned about that, that's a logical search.

It really is.

The murder, the disposing of body parts, the seemingly clueless look into what to do with the body.

Like searching if you can embalm someone in your house within three hours of her death. I mean, it just seems, it seems insane.

It also seems clueless and to have no idea, almost as if someone was met with a very sudden

shock of, you're in this situation. How do I deal with it? What does it say about how this person is processing this information

and how different it would be from a healthy brain?

I can't imagine any, I mean, I can't imagine dismembering a body, anyone's body, I mean, at all.

And certainly the parent of my children, What in the world? This is somebody who

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