The Powell case wiretap records reflect this, with many whole calls blanked due to the listening officers deeming them “nonpertinent.”Ī large number of the calls were flagged as pertinent, though, thanks to a flurry of activity that took place in the Powell case during late August 2011.
How the (expletive) does he get that idea?” “It’s the idea that he would even think it’s even remotely a tiny bit acceptable to say that he was interested in Susan on any level. “Why do we have such a (expletive) up family,” Josh asked Michael in one call. Josh Powell especially became furious when his father admitted to the media that he had kept those explicit journals about his daughter-in-law. They frequently criticized each other’s comments to a wide array of local and national news reporters and producers. The various Powells, including Josh, Michael, Steve and his youngest daughter Alina Powell, often told one another to “shut the (expletive) up” or abruptly hung up on one another. They paint the Powells as being in the grips of extreme paranoia and in a state of constant bickering as they attempted to steer media coverage and deflect public criticism. The records, which have never been disclosed by police or released to the public, reveal a family on the brink.
KSL Newsradio’s “Cold” podcast has gained access to thousands of pages of notes and transcripts made by police who monitored those phone calls. These and hundreds of other conversations between members of the Powell family were captured on a wiretap in August and September of 2011, part of a sprawling law enforcement effort to crack the case of the Susan Powell disappearance. “I can’t believe what I’m hearing,” Josh Powell said. 28, 2011, Steve Powell told his eldest son he had something to confess: personal journals police had seized belonging to Steve Powell during the raid included potentially incriminating information about his sexual obsession with his son’s missing wife.
In another phone call as Josh Powell was returning home with his boys on Aug. “You’re kidding me,” Michael Powell said.
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