Heartbreaking recording of missing mom Ana Walshe emerges before husband Brian charged with murder... - The US Sun
A WORRYING recording of missing Massachusetts mom Ana Walshe has been discovered after her husband was charged with her murder.
The recording was taken weeks before her alleged murder, and features her telling her tenants in Washington DC not to worry about a disease outbreak.
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In the recording, she is heard telling them that fliers warning of the Legionnaires' disease outbreak was "unnecessary".
In the recording, she said: "They have been thrown away, correct. This was not something that we authorized.
"The Department of Health as well, they make recommendations to provide the fact sheet to the residents. They do not demand it. So we are not going to post that all over the building because it's just unnecessary."
The three recordings were obtained recently, but date back to late October and early November.
They are believed to be the last audio recording of Ana before her disappearance.
The luxury building which Ana managed received bad news in the last few months, after a DC government official informed the residents of a tenant who contracted Legionnaires' disease.
It's believed the tenant contracted the bacterial disease after going to the building's Wellness Suite, which has a lap pool, cold plunge pool and hot tub.
The hot tub's water tested positive for the bacteria in late October of last year — more than five months after the first illness was reported.
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Two tenants of the luxury apartments were hospitalized in relation to the bacterial infection.
On November 8, members of the tenants association crashed an inspection by a visiting DC health official.
Walshe was "acting shady", and booted the residents, who were worried that the building management was hiding information from them.
Walshe said they were "not looking to hide anything".
Ana's disappearance is not currently linked to her work at New York-based real estate firm Tishman Speyer.
Ana's husband, Brian, 46, stands accused of murdering his wife as prosecutors assert that the art crook Googled "how long for someone to be missing to inherit" the day Ana disappeared.
Officials say the sick plan began on December 27 when he is said to have Googled "what's the best state to divorce for a man" on his son's iPad.
The day she disappeared, he also searched "can baking soda make a body smell good," "can you identify a body with broken teeth," and "how to throw away body parts."
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