<p>Just Law co-hosts Tom Blakely and Jim Fiore talk to BC Law Professor Michael Cassidy, an evidence and criminal law expert, about the disturbing case of the disappearance of Cohasset, MA resident Ana Walshe, and her husband's arrest for her murder. What does the evidence show? Can he be convicted for her murder without a body? Tune in to hear Professor Cassidy's opinion on that and much more.</p>

Just Law co-hosts Tom Blakely and Jim Fiore talk to BC Law Professor Michael Cassidy, an evidence and criminal law expert, about the disturbing case of the disappearance of Cohasset, MA resident Ana Walshe, and her husband's arrest for her murder. What does the evidence show? Can he be convicted for her murder without a body? Tune in to hear Professor Cassidy's opinion on that and much more.

The Ana Walshe Case: Evidence of Murder?

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