June 22, 2010 in Idaho
Edgar Steele’s call to his wife
Recording of a call Edgar Steele placed to his wife, Cyndi Steele, while he was being held at the Kootenai County Jail on June 13, 2010. The recording was played during a detention hearing June 22. In it, Edgar Steele warns his wife that she will be contacted by government officials the following morning and will be asked to authenticate his voice on recordings that he tells her says are doctored to sound as if he’s hiring a hit man to kill her. He pleads with her to say that it’s not his voice she hears on the tapes.

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entropiii on June 24 at 9:21 a.m.
Oh Lord, this guy is so scary. I feel so sorry for this woman. What a total loser. Hello Prison for Life…
IUPG on June 26 at 11:35 a.m.
This is the most shabby and irresponsible thing I have ever heard. To put this tape on the internet and available to the Spokesman readership is nothing short of a smear-job and an attempt to slant public opinion. Mr. Steele is an attorney. He knows what they do and how they do it. He is not scary…he is scared and you would be as well if someone was setting you up. How about worrying about a fair trial, expert analysis of the alleged tapes, and a family that is now being destroyed?
What about Innocent Until Proven Guilty?
IUPG