Sept. 15, 2025

"CHARLIE KIRK'S KILLER CAUGHT, OREGON BOYFRIEND'S BIZARRE BOND REQUEST & WIFE KILLER GETS JAILHOUSE JUSTICE"

"CHARLIE KIRK'S KILLER CAUGHT, OREGON BOYFRIEND'S BIZARRE BOND REQUEST & WIFE KILLER GETS JAILHOUSE JUSTICE"

Reid Carter brings breaking news: Charlie Kirk's assassin Tyler Robinson was captured Friday in a Nevada motel, ending a three-day manhunt. The 22-year-old had a manifesto, an escape plan, and delusions of being a hero. Plus, an Oregon murder suspect wants out on bond to "preserve evidence" on his murdered girlfriend's phone - evidence he probably created. And Brian Walshe, who googled "how to dispose of a 115-pound body" before his wife vanished, just got stabbed in jail - proving even murderers hate wife-killers. Monday shows justice comes in many forms, including shivs in prison showers.

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Caalarogu Shark Media. Good morning, I'm Reed Carter. Monday September fifteenth,

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twenty twenty five, when we recorded our weekend shows about

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American assassinations, Charlie Kirk's killer was still at large. Well

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Friday night, while you were sleeping, the FBI found him

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in a Nevada motel room with a manifesto, a bag

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of cash, and the delusion he was a hero. Tyler Robinson,

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twenty two years old, college dropout, political radical, and now

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facing the death penalty in Utah, will break down his capture,

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his pathetic manifesto, and why he thought murdering a conservative

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speaker would make him a revolutionary instead of just another

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loser with a gun. Plus, an Oregon murder suspect has

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the most bizarre bond request I've ever seen. He wants

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out to preserve evidence on the phone of the girlfriend

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he allegedly killed and Brian Walsh, who definitely didn't murder

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his wife despite googling how to dispose of a one

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hundred and fifteen pound body just got stabbed in prison.

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Turns out even murderers have standards. This is celebrity trials.

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Tyler Robinson was arrested early Friday morning at two forty

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seven AM at a motel six in Henderson, Nevada. The

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news broke while most of America was having their morning coffee.

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Three days after assassinating Charlie Kirk, three days of manhunt,

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three days of him thinking he'd gotten away with it.

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He hadn't. The FBI tracked him through the oldest mistake

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in the book. He used his credit card. This genius,

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this revolutionary mastermind, used his own credit card to buy

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gas in Saint George, Utah, Thursday afternoon, then again in Mesquite, Nevada,

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Thursday evening, then for the motel room Thursday night. He

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planned a political assassination for months, but didn't think to

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use cash. This is your hero political extremists, a twenty

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two year old who doesn't understand basic fugitive principles. When

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the FBI breached his motel room at two forty seven am,

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Robinson was awake on his laptop writing adding to his

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manifesto in the middle of the night, because apparently murdering

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someone for their politics requires extensive documentation that can't wait

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until morning. He surrendered immediately, no shootout, no resistance, just

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hands up crying, saying I didn't mean for it to

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happen like this, didn't mean for what to happen. You

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positioned yourself on a roof with a rifle, you aimed

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at a man's head, You pulled the trigger. What did

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you think would happen? Confetti? The manifesto, and I've seen

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excerpts is exactly what you'd expect from a twenty two

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year old who thinks violence equals virtue. One hundred and

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fifty six pages of grievance, quotes from Mark's Chay Gavara

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and bizarrely, Harry Potter, because nothing says serious political revolutionary

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like quoting Dumbledore next to your murder confession. He called

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Kirk a propagandist, poisoning young minds, said he was stopping

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the spread of fascism, claimed he was willing to sacrifice

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everything for progress. You sacrificed nothing. You took everything from

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Charlie Kirk, from his wife, from his children, and for

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what your manifesto That reads like a college freshman's political

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science paper if the freshman was failing. Robinson's background is

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pathetically predictable. Middle class family in Colorado dropped out of

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UC Boulder after one semester, worked at a coffee shop,

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lived with his parents, spent sixteen hours a day online

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in political echo chambers. His parents released a statement, we

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are devastated. We had no idea Tyler was passionate about politics,

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but we never imagined violence. They never do. Parents never

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imagine their kid posting revolutionary memes in their childhood bedroom

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would actually pick up a gun. Robinson's online history tells

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the story started with normal political posts in twenty twenty,

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by twenty twenty three calling for action not words, by

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twenty twenty four, posting about necessary violence and revolutionary sacrifice.

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The FBI found his planning materials, surveillance photos of Kirk

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from six different events, maps of Utah Valley University dated

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three months ago, a journal detailing Kirk's speaking schedule, practice

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shooting records from a range in Denver. Books on sniper

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tactics ordered from Amazon Amazon. He ordered assassination guides from

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Amazon with prime shipping. Probably, But here's what really gets me.

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Robinson thought he'd be celebrated. His manifesto talks about inspiring others,

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about being remembered as a hero, about statues in his honor.

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No statues. Tyler just a cell than an Utah has

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the death penalty, and they use it for assassins. His lawyer,

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public defender, Sarah Martinez, is already floating the mental health defense,

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claims Robinson has undiagnosed disorders and was radicalized online. Radicalized online,

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he radicalized himself. Nobody forced him to consume extremist content

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for hours. Nobody made him by a rifle. Nobody pulled

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the trigger but him. The judge denied bail, obviously called

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Robinson an extreme danger to society and specifically to conservative speakers.

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Robinson cried at the hearing, actually cried, the revolutionary assassin,

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reduced to tears because jail is uncomfortable. You know who else?

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Cried Kirk's four year old daughter when she asked why

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daddy isn't coming home. Kerk's six year old son at

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the funeral, Kirk's widow every night since Wednesday. But Robinson's

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tears are supposed to matter. His mental health is the concern.

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He's the victim of online radicalization. No, he's a murderer,

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a coward who shot an unarmed man from a distance,

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A nobody who killed to somebody to feel important. Tyler

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Robinson twenty two thought he was starting a revolution. Instead,

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he's ending his life in a Utah prison. The manifesto

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he thought would inspire millions will be evidence at his trial.

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The hero's reception he expected will be replaced by lethal injection.

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Charlie Kirk is still dead, his children still fatherless, his

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wife still widowed. But at least his killer is caught.

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At least Robinson will face justice. At least this particular

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monster is in a cage. The revolution Tyler Robinson wanted.

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It's not coming, just as execution. Now to Oregon, where

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murder suspect Cameron Mitchell has made possibly the most audacious

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bond request in legal history. Mitchell, twenty eight, is charged

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with murdering his girlfriend, Ashley Pond, twenty six. She was

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found dead in their Portland apartment August fifteenth, strangled. Mitchell

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called nine one one, claiming he found her that way

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after returning from a coffee run. A coffee run at

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three am, because everyone needs a latte at three am.

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The prosecution's case is strong. Neighbors heard fighting until two

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forty five am. Mitchell has scratches on his face and arms,

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Ashley's blood under his fingernails. Security footage shows he never

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left the building. The coffee shop he claimed to visit

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was closed. But here's where it gets bizarre. Mitchell's attorney

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filed a motion for bond with this argument, Ashley's phone

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contains evidence that could exonerate his client, but it's locked.

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They need Mitchell out to preserve and access this evidence.

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Let me translate, they want Mitchell out so he can

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unlock his dead girlfriend's phone and probably delete the evidence

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of abuse she documented. The motion actually states, mister Mitchell

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knows the passcode to miss pond On's phone, which contains

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crucial evidence. This evidence may degrade or be lost if

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not properly preserved. Evidence doesn't degrade on a locked phone,

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it sits there waiting. What degrades is Mitchell's story when

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that phone is unlocked by forensics. Prosecutor Janet Williams responded, beautifully,

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the defendant wants bail to tamper with evidence. He's literally

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asking permission to destroy proof of his guilt. But Mitchell's attorney,

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David Chen doubled down, claims there are time sensitive materials

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on the phone, like what disappearing texts, evaporating photos, self

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deleting proof of domestic violence. The real reason they want

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that phone unlocked. Ashley's friend testified she helped Ashley document

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the abuse, photos of bruises, recordings of threats, a digital

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diary of domestic violence. Mitchell knows what's on that phone.

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That's why he wants out, not to preserve evidence, to

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destroy it. The judge's response was perfect, mister, Chen, are

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you seriously arguing your client should be released to handle

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evidence in his own murder case? Do you understand how

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that sounds. Chen tried to argue it would be supervised,

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Mitchell would unlock the phone in the presence of officers,

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right because no one has ever deleted things quickly because

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the delete button doesn't exist. The motion was denied. Obviously,

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Mitchell remains in jail on no bond, as he should.

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But the audacity the sheer balls to ask a judge

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to let you out to preserve evidence on the phone

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of the woman you allegedly strangled. Ashley Pond was a

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teacher second grade, had twenty four seven year olds who

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loved her, was planning to leave Mitchell. Her sister testified

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to that was documenting abuse to get a restraining order.

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Now she's dead and her killer wants access to her

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phone to help with evidence. Cameron Mitchell thought he was smart,

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thought that coffee sh jop alibi would work. Thought those

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scratches were from moving furniture. Thought Ashley's phone would stay

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locked forever. He was wrong. The phone will be unlocked

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by forensics, the evidence will be preserved, and Mitchell will

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spend his life in prison wondering how his three a m.

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Coffee run story didn't work. Ashley Pond deserved better than

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dying at twenty six. Her students deserve their teacher, her

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family deserved her future. Instead, they get to watch her

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killer make ridiculous bond motions about preserving evidence he wants

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to destroy. Justice for Ashley is coming, just not the

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way Cameron Mitchell planned. Will be right back with Brian Walsh,

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who learned that even in prison, nobody likes a wife killer.

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Brian Walsh is having a bad week. Actually he's been

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having a bad year and a half, but this week

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got worse when fellow inmates at MCI Norfolk decided to

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give him some jailhouse justice. Thursday night, Walsh was stabbed

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three times in the prison shower. Survived. Unfortunately, now he's

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in protective custody. Because apparently murdering your wife makes you

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unpopular in prison. Let me remind you about Brian Walsh,

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because this is a special kind of evil. January first,

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twenty twenty three, Anna Walsh, mother of three boys ages two, four,

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and six, disappears. Brian doesn't report her missing until January fourth,

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three days later, claims she left for a work emergency

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in DC. But here's where Brian Walsh proved he's the

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stupidest murderer we've covered this month. He sat at his

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computer and typed into Google how long before a body

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starts to smell? Then he searched how to di dispose

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of a one hundred and fifteen pound woman's body on

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a weighed one hundred and fifteen pounds. Next, search how

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to clean blood from wooden floor? Their basement had wooden floors.

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He kept going what happens when you put body parts

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in ammonia? Then, showing he was thinking about his options.

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Best state to divorce for a man, he googled murdering

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his wife step by step like he was following a

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recipe for banana bread. Then he did it. Then he

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googled how to cover it up. Anna's body has never

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been found but prosecutors found plenty in those ten trash bags.

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Brian tried to dispose of blood in the basement, a

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bloody knife in the bedroom, her COVID vaccination card cut

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up into little pieces like confetti of guilt. They found

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a hacksaw, a hatchet, enough cleaning supplies to disinfect a hospital,

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all stuffed in trash bags like the world's most incriminating

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garbage day. Brian's story kept changing faster than a teenage

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major's excuse for missing curfew. First Anna went to d

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C for work. Then he remembered, maybe she went to

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her mother's. Oh wait, possibly she had a secret boyfriend

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he just remembered. Finally, he just didn't remember when he

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last saw the mother of his three children. The real story,

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Brian owed money, mountains of it. He was about to

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be sentenced for art fraud. This genius had been selling

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fake warhols. Anna was the breadwinner, bringing home real money

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while Brian was painting fake masterpieces. Her life insurance was

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worth two point seven million dollars. So he killed her,

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dismembered her, disposed of her, and googled every step like

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he was afraid he'd forget. His trial is set for

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October twenty twenty six. Was supposed to be this October,

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but got delayed because Brian keeps firing lawyers. He's on

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his fourth legal team. Apparently it's hard to find attorneys

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who want to defend a man who googled his murder plans.

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But Thursday, inmates decided not to wait for trial. Three

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puncture wounds delivered with prison precision abdomen, shoulder, neck, Not

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deep enough to kill, just deep enough to send a

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message that echoed through the cell block. Prison has a hierarchy.

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Everyone understands. Child molesters live at the bottom, afraid to shower,

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afraid to eat, afraid to breathe wrong. Wife killers sit

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just above them, slightly higher on the food chain, but

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still prey. Cop killers their royalty. Bank robbers get respect,

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drug dealers get left alone, but wife killers they get

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shanked in showers. The attack was choreographed like a violent ballet.

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Three inmates working in concert one distracted the guard with

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questions about Commissary two. Did the stabbing with weapons fashioned

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from god knows what quick efficient message delivered in under

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thirty seconds. Walsh's attorney, Tracing, is crying about it like

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her client is the victim here. My client was viciously attacked.

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He needs protection. This is cruel and unusual punishment. Cruel.

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Brian googled how to dispose of his wife's one hundred

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and fifteen pound body while she was probably still warm. Unusual.

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He hacked up the mother of his children and distributed

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her in dumpsters across Massachusetts like he was delivering terrible packages.

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But three stab wounds are cruel and unusual. Anna Walsh

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was thirty nine, a regional manager for a DC real

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estate company who actually earned money instead of painting fake art.

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Mother of three boys who still ask where mommy went.

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Those boys don't understand that daddy turned mommy into Google

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searches and garbage bags. They just know she didn't come home.

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Brian's in protective custody, now solitary confinement, twenty three hours

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a day, staring at white walls, one hour for e

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X exercise in a cage, no contact with other inmates,

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no one to talk to except the voices in his

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head that probably sound like Google search suggestions. That's his

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life until trial, then if convicted, that's his life forever alone, afraid,

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knowing that every time he leaves that cell someone might

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be waiting with a sharpened toothbrush handle. The inmates who

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stabbed him, they'll get time added to their sentences, thirty

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days in the hole, maybe sixty. They don't care. In prison,

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stabbing a wife killer isn't punishment. It's a resume builder.

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It's currency, it's respect. Brian Walsh thought he was smart.

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Thought googling murder methods was research. Thought Anna would just

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disappear into his computer searches, and he'd collect insurance like

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a lottery winner. Instead, he's bleeding in protective custody, jumping

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at every sound, while Anna's children grow up without their mother,

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three boys who will learn someday that Daddy didn't just

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make mommy disappear. He googled how to do it first.

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Sometimes justice comes from a jury of twelve. Sometimes it

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comes from a shiv in a shower. Brian Walsh is

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learning that wife killers don't do well in prison. He's

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got decades more to learn that, lesson one paranoid shower

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at a time. The guards will protect him, they have to,

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but they'll take their time responding to alarms. They'll look

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the other way at the right moments, because even guards

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have wives. Even guards understand that some crimes don't deserve protection.

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Brian Walsh wanted to know how long before a body

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starts to smell. Now he knows how long before a

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wife killer starts to bleed? About eighteen months. Apparently that's

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Celebrity Trials from Monday, September fifteenth. Tyler Robinson thought he

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was a revolutionary hero. He's just another killer facing death row.

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Cameron Mitchell thought he could unlock evidence to save himself.

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The evidence will bury him. Brian Walsh thought he could

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google his way to the perfect murder. He googled his

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way to isn't stabbings? Tomorrow. Verdict Watch continues for the

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Kiss and Kill trial, updates on the Utah Nurse Insulin murder,

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and whatever fresh horror emerges from America's courts overnight. I'm

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read Carter Charlie Kirk's killer is caught, but Kirk is

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still dead. Ashley Pond's boyfriend wants her phone, but she's

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still murdered. Anna Walsh's husband got stabbed, but she's still missing.

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Justice doesn't bring back the dead, It just makes the

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living feel slightly better about the horror. See you tomorrow,