The murder trial of Brian Walshe continues with significant testimonies and evidence revealing details about the case. William Fastow, Ana Walshe's boyfriend with whom she had an affair, testified about their relationship, last communication, and her last known activities. Fastow described their relationship as intimate, starting shortly after Ana moved to Washington, D.C., and recounted her last message sent on New Year’s Eve. Fastow also stated that Ana did not like being away from her children and expressed stress over her husband’s legal issues. Prosecutors presented evidence including Ana Walshe’s flight records confirming she was out of the country during critical periods, and detailed her last communication with Fastow. The case is complicated by Brian Walshe’s guilty plea to misleading police and improper conveyance of a human body, though her body has never been found. Court proceedings revealed Brian Walshe's disturbing internet search history, which includes queries like “best way to dispose of a body,” “how to saw a body,” and “can a body decompose in a plastic bag,” conducted shortly after Ana’s disappearance. Witnesses such as police officers and forensic scientists testified about blood-stained evidence recovered from dumpsters, including tools and clothing linked to the crime. Brian Walshe admitted to disposing of his wife’s body, but the case hinges on whether he can convince the jury of his innocence. The trial includes testimonies about his online searches, his communications with Fastow, and physical evidence collected from the crime scene and disposal sites. The court is awaiting a verdict, with ongoing discussions about sentencing on lesser charges and the implications of the evidence presented.