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sadchild said:
Frosty got iced!
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So.... I laughed about this on and off for half an hour. At one point, I was laughing so hard I had to excuse myself to another room to be alone and let the laughs out. Once I calmed down, I thought "The Heat Meiser got smoked." Then laughed another few minutes. Then I thought "Santa got bagged." Laughed another few minutes. Then on the drive home, I laughed some more.

I considered posting "Frosty got iced??" as a comment to the original Facebook post by the local PD, but all of the comments on there were filled with disgust, hate and sadness over the incident. So I didn't want to be the insensitive guy, especially since my real name is attached to my FB account. But I was really tempted.
 
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scotchandcigar said:
Sadly, the trial is just getting underway, 3 years after I posted about this Boston area man who killed his wife, then buried the body. During opening arguments, they listed all of his computer searches and pertinent activity:

Sunday, Jan. 1
4:52 a.m.: “best ways to dispose of a body” to a website of “10 ways to dispose of a dead body if you really need to.”
4:55 a.m.: “How long before a body starts to smell?”
5:47 a.m.: “10 ways to dispose of a dead body if you really need to.” He returns to the article and reads through several pages of it.
6:24 a.m.: “How long for someone to be missing, to inheritance?”
6:25 a.m.: “How long for someone to be missing, to be dead?”
7:44 a.m.: “Tishman Speyer, Washington, DC, head.”
7:48 a.m.: Lowe’s Google search
9:33 a.m.: “How long does DNA last?” He is redirected to a website titled, “Is it possible to clean DNA off a knife?”
9:35 a.m.: “Can identification be made on partial human remains?”
9:59 a.m.: “How to dispose of a cellphone?”
9:59 a.m.: “How to dispose of a computer?”
10:29 a.m.: “I am the user on my wife’s credit card. She is missing. Can I still use the card?”
10:29 a.m.: “My wife is missing. What should I do?”
10:34 a.m.: “Your spouse is missing, and you want a divorce/hello/divorce.”
11:28 a.m.: “Ways to dispose of body parts after murder.”
11:28 a.m.: “6 ways to dispose of a body/murdermurdermurder” at murdermurdermurder.com/blog
11:41 a.m.: “Cleaning up a dead body,” a video on YouTube.
11:44 a.m.: “How to clean blood from a wood floor?”
11:50 a.m.: “Can I use bleach to clean my wood floors from blood stains?”
12:10 p.m.: “What does bleach do to dead bodies?”
12:18 p.m.: “Want to get away with murder? Use special detergent.” article in Discover Magazine.
12:21 p.m.: “Is it better to throw away crime scene clothes or wash them?”
12:48 p.m.: “How do you use hydrogen peroxide on blood stains?”
12:48 p.m.: “How to clean blood stains with hydrogen peroxide,” a video on YouTube.
12:53 p.m.: “Should I use hydrogen peroxide 8 on blood stains in concrete?”
1:43 p.m.: “Can the FBI tell when you accessed your phone?”
1:52 p.m.: “Does the dishwasher clean blood?”
1:52 p.m.: “Is it possible that a knife which had blood on it remains contaminated with HIV after it has been washed with hot water and dish soap?”

Monday, Jan. 2
2:00 a.m.: “How to remove a SIM card from an iPhone?”
2:00 a.m.: Apple support website “Remove or switch the SIM card in your iPhone.”
2:01 a.m.: “How to remove a hard drive from an Apple laptop.”
5:24 a.m.: “TJ Maxx near me, Norwell.”
10:32 a.m.: “How long do stores keep security footage?”
12:27 p.m.: “How to saw a body?”
12:27 p.m.: “How to dismember a body?”
12:33 p.m.: “Hacksaw, the best tool for dismembering a body?”
12:42 p.m.: “Details of dismemberment discussed in murder trial.”
12:47 p.m.: “Can you be charged with murder without a body?”
12:47 p.m.: “Murder conviction without a body.”
12:51 p.m.: “No corpse? No problem. Notable, murder convictions without a body/any true crime.”
1:12 p.m.: “Can you identify a body with broken teeth?”
1:14 p.m.: “Disposing of a body in the trash.”
1:34 p.m.: “Chatham West apartments, rentals / Brockton, MA, Zillow.”
1:36 p.m.: “Claremont apartment rentals, Abington, MA, Zillow.”
2:51 p.m.: “What powder mass smells the best?”
7:09 p.m.: “Can I mix white vinegar to stop smells?”

Tuesday, Jan. 3
1:55 a.m. “Can baking soda make a dead body smell good?”
5:03 a.m.: “Cleaning up blood without leaving a trace.”
6:55 a.m.: “Are footprints easy to wash away?”
1:02 p.m.: “How long for a dismembered body to decompose?”
1:05 p.m.: “Body found at trash station.”
1:12 p.m.: “Can a body decompose in a plastic bag?”
7:38 p.m.: “Can police get your search history without your computer?”

Wednesday, Jan. 4
8:55 p.m. “Does a cellphone track your historical location?”

Saturday, Jan. 7
A series of Chase credit card logins and searches.


Guarino also revealed a number of internet searches before Jan. 1, 2023.

Dec. 26, 2022
12:06 a.m.: “Cheating wife seduces another man to impregnate her, Scarlet scandal, sex, gamble erotica X” on Pornhub.
12:06 a.m.: “Chat with miss_BA, live adult video chat room now.”
8:51 p.m.: “Best state to divorce for a man.”
8:54 p.m.: “Washington D.C. divorce lawyers.”
(Series of websites regarding divorce, divorce advice, and mistakes in divorce)

Dec. 27, 2022
8:57 p.m.: Chase credit card login.

All of the searches occurred on the MacBook, not on the iPad as initially thought, Guarino said. The internet searches were synced with the iPad.

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Brian Walshe's laundry list of alleged internet searches is read in court

State Trooper Nicholas Guarino, who examined Walshe's devices, read a plethora of searches Walshe allegedly made between Jan. 1, 2023, and the week that followed.
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Should have simply searched “ 50 ways to leave your lover “
 
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