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It's a big day in the Brian Walsh murder trial, and we're breaking down the latest developments. The defense rested without calling a single witness, while the prosecution is building a strong circumstantial case. We'll dive into the details of the case, including the DNA evidence and Google searches that have the government convinced of Walsh's guilt. But the defense is insisting that the case is weak, and we'll explore the implications of this surprising move. It's a case that's got everyone talking, and we're here to give you the inside scoop.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning.

Speaker 2 (00:00):
It is Friday, December twelfth, the start of jingle Ball
weekend forecast sonny and cold today, eyes in the thirties,
thirties again for tomorrow. Maybe a little snow for jingle
Ball on Sunday. Top stories are shocking development and the
Brian Walsh murder trialed yesterday, the defense resting without calling

(00:22):
a single witness, Walsh telling the judge he will not
testify in his own defense. Legal experts trying to figure
it out.

Speaker 1 (00:30):
How can you convict Brian Walsh of murder if you
don't even know that a murder took place. Conversely, the
government is going to say this is a circumstantial case. Sure,
but this is as strong a circumstantial case as you
can possibly develop between Google searches, shopping and then the
DNA evidence that's found.

Speaker 2 (00:47):
Welsh lawyer is still insisting he found his wife Anna
dead in bed. Closing arguments start this morning and the
Roberts School in Medford closed for a second day. Today
is cleanup, cruise scrub and for neurovirus. How about the
powerball jackpot won billion dollars tomorrow night. Both bills dealing
with healthcare costs failing in Congress yesterday. The White House

(01:10):
says the President will step in if some kind of
agreement cannot be reached. Taylor Swift's concert film and docuseriies
both dropped at midnight last night. Both Jennifer Lawrence and
Josh Hutcherson will be back for the Hunger Games prequil
hitting theaters November of next year. People out there expressing

(01:31):
outrage over the cost of World Cup tickets. Bruins beat
the Jets in Winnipeg last night, Celts lost to the
Bucks in Milwaukee. The Falcons beat the Bucks in the
Thursday night game last night, the Pats and the Bills,
a one o'clock game in Foxborough's Sunday and two final
shots at the jingle Ball this morning, seven ten and
a ten. Justin what advice would you give listeners this morning?

(01:55):
Head to the Kiss Instagram asap, right on the pin post,
you enter, and then you listen, and that's the important part.
Billy and coming up at six point forty this morning,
we'll have a jingle Ball preview. Lisa Donovan checks the drive.
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