04-24-2012, 05:50 AM
any judge who lets this dirty little pervert and accessory to murder out can kiss his robes goodbye.
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The saga of missing mother Susan Powell, whose husband Josh Powell blew up himself and their two young sons in a premeditated house fire, continues today as her father-in-law appeared in court in response to his voyeurism charges.
If the judge finds cause to dismiss the voyeurism charges, then Steve Powell, Josh’s father, may be released from a Washington jail later this week.
An attorney Powell said Monday that investigators pursued an ‘illegal’ warrant that eventually led to voyeurism charges simply because they were frustrated by their unsuccessful quest to find his missing daughter-in-law.
Mr Powell’s attorney Mark Quigley argued that evidence gathered during a search of Powell's home last summer should be suppressed, seeking to undermine the prosecution's case just a few weeks before trial.
Powell's daughter-in-law, Susan, disappeared in 2009 and her husband Josh remained at the center of the investigation though insufficient evidence was ever found to prosecute.
Authorities said the warrant uncovered thousands of images of females, some as young as 8, being videotaped without their knowledge, including pictures of Susan Powell herself.
The saga of missing mother Susan Powell, whose husband Josh Powell blew up himself and their two young sons in a premeditated house fire, continues today as her father-in-law appeared in court in response to his voyeurism charges.
If the judge finds cause to dismiss the voyeurism charges, then Steve Powell, Josh’s father, may be released from a Washington jail later this week.
An attorney Powell said Monday that investigators pursued an ‘illegal’ warrant that eventually led to voyeurism charges simply because they were frustrated by their unsuccessful quest to find his missing daughter-in-law.
Mr Powell’s attorney Mark Quigley argued that evidence gathered during a search of Powell's home last summer should be suppressed, seeking to undermine the prosecution's case just a few weeks before trial.
Powell's daughter-in-law, Susan, disappeared in 2009 and her husband Josh remained at the center of the investigation though insufficient evidence was ever found to prosecute.
Authorities said the warrant uncovered thousands of images of females, some as young as 8, being videotaped without their knowledge, including pictures of Susan Powell herself.