Former FBI agent speculates husband Brian as the prime suspect in missing Ana Walshe case

Mother of three young sons and real estate investment manager Ana Walshe, 39, has been missing since the first day of the new year. Her 47-year-old husband Brian Walshe has been detained for deceiving the detectives as the search continues. Brian reported that his wife had taken a cab to Logan International Airport in Boston and had since vanished. However, former FBI agent Ray Carr noted a "slew of red flags" in the investigation and said that Brian "may be an apparent suspect" in a recent appearance with Fox News. Ana and Brian began dating in 2008. She was employed at the Wheatleigh Hotel in the Berkshires at the time under the name Anna Ljubicic Knipp. Brian is the son of a well-known neurosurgeon from Boston. After getting married in Serbia in 2015, the couple moved in together in a posh seaside neighborhood south of Boston. Recently Cohasset Police were spotted searching behind an apartment in Swampscott. Recently Cohasset Police were seen searching behind an apartment in Swampscott. Cohasset Authorities were looking for any objects Brian might have thrown away while travelling. He was detained on a $500,000 bail after his arrest on January 8 for deceiving investigators. He quickly entered a "not guilty" plea. Retired FBI agent Ray Carr, while speaking to Fox News, explained how Brian's attempt to redirect the investigation could make him "even more obvious as a suspect." He told the channel, "You know offenders are gonna lie about a violent crime mostly because they want to redirect the investigation, in the case the husband as you know was not as cooperative with the attorneys and that's why he is under arrest, his attempt to redirect the investigation was to provide inaccurate information to law enforcement, the problem with that is, he is unfamiliar with the investigative procedures and this could make him even more obvious as a suspect to investigators."