Mass. State Police digital analyst to continue testimony Friday in Brian Walshe trial

Testimony in the murder trial of  Brian Walshe  continues Friday morning, the fifth day of the case.

Judge Diane Freniere, who is presiding over the trial, indicated she expected only a half-day of testimony on Friday, with jurors being sent home before the 1 p.m. lunch break. The jury will hear more testimony from Massachusetts State Police Trooper Connor Keefe, a digital forensics analyst, when the trial resumes Friday.

On Thursday, the panel heard from William Fastow, a Washington D.C.-based real estate agent, who was having an affair with Walshe's wife, Ana, at the time of her death in January 2023.

Brian Walshe, 50, is accused of killing Ana Walshe, then dismembering her remains, in the Cohasset home they shared with their three children on Jan. 1, 2023. He has  admitted to moving her body and misleading the police investigation into her disappearance .

Ana Walshe's remains have never been found.

Read more about the case

• Brian Walshe asked his wife where she was. Prosecutors say he already knew the answer

• In murder trial, Trooper details Brian Walshe's phone movements, suspicious searches

• Ana Walshe never told affair partner she would leave her husband Brian Walshe

• Inside Ana Walshe's D.C. life: Affair partner testifies at husband's murder trial

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