Ana Walshe Murder Case: Friend Pamela Bardhi Sued For Manipulating Mentor With Dementia Over $3M property’ A woman, who claimed to be Ana Walshe‘s friend, is currently being investigated on charges of making a person with dementia sign over property worth $3M. During a recent TV appearance, Massachusetts-based real estate businesswoman, Pamela Bardhi, claimed that she was friends with Walshe adding that she was hoping for a quick “closure” of the case.
In one of her Facebook posts about Walshe, Bardhi also mentioned her “mentor,” who reportedly died in 2020 under mysterious circumstances. Now, per TB Daily News, it was revealed Judith Benmosche allegedly mentored Bardhi and died in 2020.
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Who is Pamela Bardhi?
According to herFacebook page, Bardhi is a real estate businesswoman and motivational speaker. She is also president of the real estate company, The Mosche Group. According to her LinkedIn page, the about section of the company reads, “We are an award-winning firm specializing in real estate consulting dedicated to our passion of making the world a better place to live in and make everlasting memories. We work to integrate real estate into every part of your life from investment properties and development projects that create financial freedom to buying your dream home or selling your property for maximum return.” Bardhi also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies from Stonehill College and she had done a Real Estate Development course from Harvard Business School.
Ana Walshe Murder Case: Friend Pamela Bardhi Sued For Manipulating Mentor With Dementia Over $3M property
What are the charges against Pamela Bardhi?
Benmosche’s son, Daniel, is currently suing Bardhi in the Norfolk Superior Court, stating that she manipulated his mother’s dementia and his alcoholism to persuade them to sign over houses in Brookline and West Roxbury. Benmosche and Daniel also held property in West Roxbury at 111-117 Park Street. However, according to the lawsuit, Bardhi began to get close to Benmosche on purpose as her health deteriorated due to dementia. She allegedly persuaded her to sign over the deeds in July 2020, only four months before she died.
Pamela Bardhi, a friend of Cohasset mother Ana Walshe, reacts to the news that Ana’s husband Brian has been charged with her murder. Authorities have released few details about what prompted the upgraded charges. More on the case, tonight on NBC10 Boston's News at 11. pic.twitter.com/sSNTc1FEGw
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Daniel was required to sign as well, and according to the lawsuit, he did so only because Bardhi lied to him that if he did not sign, he would lose his SSDI benefits. By signing, he was transferring $3M in property to Bardhi. The home is worth $2.5M, but Bardhi was having difficulty repairing it because it was in a historic district.
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Ana’s friend Pamela Bardhi reacts about the new charges Brian faces.
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Pam transferred the Brookline property to an LLC she formed called Lady B, LLC in April 2021, one of at least nine LLCs she has formed. She is also accused of seizing all of Benmosche’s bank accounts, stock accounts and precious antiques, according to the lawsuit. On the other hand, Daniel has gotten nearly nothing, according to the lawsuit.
