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The front page of How to Get Away with Murder: The Brian Walsh Case — Can't Handle The Crime And Scandal — 2025
BookMarch 19, 2026

How to Get Away with Murder: The Brian Walshe Case and the Damning Google Searches

How to Get Away with Murder (Can't Handle The Crime And Scandal, 2025) documents Brian Walshe's murder of his wife in Massachusetts. The book and podcast outline how specific Google searches became the most damning evidence in the investigation.

Brian WalsheAna WalsheMassachusetts+21
A figure resembling John 'Red' Kelley stands confidently outside a federal building, wearing a suit, amidst reporters and onlookers, while nearby, an empty police uniform lies discarded on the sidewalk.
CaseJune 6, 2025

Plymouth 1962: Mail Robbery, Acquittal, and Money Mystery

Plymouth 1962: Fake cops score $1.5M in daring mail heist. Prime suspect John Kelley acquitted, money vanishes. Read about the unsolved heist.

RobberyBank robberyUnsolved case+12
An empty, ornate frame hangs on a wall inside the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, its label barely visible. This haunting reminder of the 1990 heist symbolizes the enduring mystery of the missing Vermeer and Rembrandt masterpieces.
CaseJune 6, 2025

The Gardner Museum Heist: Mafia and the Search for Art

Disguised as police, they stole art worth $500 million from the Gardner Museum in 1990. Mafia connections, an unsolved mystery, and a hunt for Vermeer and Rembrandt.

Art theftMafiaUnsolved case+9
A figure resembling Albert DeSalvo sits at a small, cluttered table in a dimly lit prison cell, scribbling on a notepad, a distant look in his eyes, symbolizing the unsolved mystery.
CaseJune 6, 2025

The Boston Strangler: DeSalvo's Confession and Mystery

The Boston Strangler: Albert DeSalvo confessed to 13 murders, but DNA linked him to only one. Read about the mystery that still haunts Boston and criminal history.

Serial killerMurderDna evidence+9