Ana Walshe Solved: The Home Depot Receipt That Exposed a Killer Husband

In January 2023, Ana Walshe was reported missing from her home in Cohasset, Massachusetts. Within days, investigators searching a trash transfer station made a discovery that shocked the nation. Her husband Brian Walshe, who had told police he didn't know where she was, led a trail of evidence straight back to himself a trail built from bloody items, a hacksaw, and purchases made at a Home Depot the morning after she was last seen. Morgan and Kaelyn follow the investigation that unraveled a marriage, a lie, and a crime that prosecutors say Brian tried to erase piece by piece.

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