The trial of Brian Walshe, the man accused of killing and dismembering his wife’s body, began Monday. Walsh has pleaded guilty to misleading police and mishandling a body but stands firm on the claim that he did not kill his wife. In Monday’s opening statement, the Defense team claims that Ana Walshe died from a “sudden unexplained death” and that Brian disposed of Ana’s body to protect his kids. We discussed this riveting case with Attorney Phil Tracey.

<p>The trial of Brian Walshe, the man accused of killing and dismembering his wife&rsquo;s body, began Monday. Walsh has pleaded guilty to misleading police and mishandling a body but stands firm on the claim that he did not kill his wife. In Monday&rsquo;s opening statement, the Defense team claims that Ana Walshe died from a &ldquo;sudden unexplained death&rdquo; and that Brian disposed of Ana&rsquo;s body to protect his kids. We discussed this riveting case with Attorney Phil Tracey.<br><br></p>

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NightSide With Dan Rea

 The Brian Walshe Case Begins

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