This is the Jerry Kelley Hinge.

Boy, we have an answer.

We have a couple answers to the big questions surrounding Brian Walsh, the accused murderer

of his wife who was being arraigned as we speak in Quincy Court in Massachusetts.

Everyone's wondering, can you, can you have a murder conviction without a body?

And I'm going to tell you right now, the answer to that is absolutely yes.

That's the good news.

You can absolutely convict someone for murder without a body.

It's been done before.

There's a few examples, including in that very, uh, uh, uh, District Court.

But I also think the answer to that is, has just become clear from this hearing, from

this arraignment in court as the DA re's off the evidence that we didn't yet know about.

We know there was a lot of evidence against Brian Walsh accused of killing his 39-year-old

wife, the mother of his three sons, Anna Walsh.

We knew there was a lot of evidence against him.

We knew there was a hatchet, NS saw, N blood, and unknife.

We now know there were two knives.

Took him two knives, apparently.

There's blood in the basement.

There's his attempt to mislead the police.

His lies about when she went missing.

And I'm going to say this as an, I'm not a legal expert.

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