What you know, alibiers, welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis.

I'm Gigi. Good to have you here. It's Friday, December 12th.

We're going to go over closings in the Brian Walsh trial, and I am on Verdict Watch.

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So let's jump into closings.

The defense goes first and says that Brian was a loving father and husband.

He searched for the unspeakable on the internet and disposed of the body of the

woman he adored. The Commonwealth suggests it was an affair, but there's no proof. Brian knew

anything about an affair between the woman he loved and Will Fasto. Money? The second reason,

the government suggests, but there were sales of properties. They were trying to

protect the assets for the benefit of their whole family, including their three children. There was

the refusal to consider prison for a terrible mistake he made, a case that began in 2018. There's no

proof of that. Who wants to go to prison? But it was on the table, and he had to face that.

What would cause a loving father and husband to do the things you've heard about?

Could it be sudden or unexpected or unbelievable?

Something a medical examiner would understand and have knowledge of, but not Brian.

Something that defies logic when it happens.

The unexpected death.

How do we know he was a loving father and husband? Jim Moutlu said so. We know from the witness from Kindercare. She said he would show up, interested in the kid's progress, and Anna trusted

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