The Case of Brian Walshe /// True Crime Garage | Forensic Files

Somebody in your home using this iPad and using your home internet is searching for things like does the dish
dishwasher remove blood from a knife? Yeah. >> [clears throat] >> How to stop a body from decomposing? And
that's when Brian should have said, "Yeah, my son's into some weird shit." Yeah. I've I've confiscated the iPad.
Some say he's on the spectrum of being a Jeffrey Dahmer type. >> So, shortly after all of this, Captain,
we have Brian who is arrested and he is initially charged with misleading the police in an investigation. But, it was
on January 8th that police revealed that they found blood and a broken knife in the family's basement and that they had
that surveillance footage of Brian Walshe wearing a medical mask and surgical gloves purchasing those
cleaning supplies at the Home Depot and then you reference some of the other purchases and surveillance footage of
those as well. >> This evidence piling up goes from an anthill to a giant mountain pretty
quick.

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Brief Summary

Brian Walshe's arrest involves disturbing searches and incriminating evidence, including blood and a broken knife.

Key points

Brian's Disturbing Searches. Brian's internet searches raise alarming questions about his behavior.
Arrest and Charges. Brian is arrested and initially charged with misleading police.
Evidence Against Brian. Police find blood and a broken knife in the family's basement.

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Episode quotes

Yeah, my son's into some weird shit.

A parent's shocking admission about their child's behavior.

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