Steven Powell has been found guilty on all 14 counts of voyeurism, a jury unanimously decided on Wednesday.

The charges stemmed from an investigation into the 2009 disappearance, Susan Powell, and investigators in that case found a disc in his bedroom that allegedly contained images of young girls who lived next door.

“I think that this was the right verdict and I hope that it brings comfort and a sense of justice to the families of the girls that he victimized,” Kirk Graves, who is married to Powell's daughter, Jennifer, told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview. “At least a small amount of justice is served in this small case.

At first glance, the people in the home video appear to be like any normal, happy family as the proud parents watch their young sons glide down the slide and swing on a tire in the playground as their grandfather captures it all on film.

Then the reality sinks in that mother, Susan Powell is missing and presumed dead and the father, her husband Josh, was the prime suspect before he attacked their two boys, Charlie, 7, and Braden, 5, with a hatchet and blew them all up earlier this year. The only surviving person featured in the video is their grandfather, Steven Powell, who is currently facing charges of voyeurism against two young girls and whose journals reveal a disturbing sexual obsession with his daughter-in-law.

It is only a day into the trial of Steven Powell and already disturbing and graphic evidence has been presented to the court in the form of his diaries which unveil his sexual obsession with missing daughter-in-law Susan Cox Powell, and RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal that she was deeply disturbed by his fascination with her.

“He repulsed her. One of the primary reasons she wanted to move to Utah was to get away from him. She would be sick if she knew what he was thinking,” Kirk Graves, who is married to Steven’s daughter, Jennifer Powell Graves, told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview, adding that he felt the same way.

Newly uncovered e-mails sent by missing Utah woman Susan Powell are giving a disturbing insight into the abuse she endured at the hands of her husband Josh Powell before she disappeared in December 2009, and RadarOnline.com has exclusive insight from her family’s attorney.

Published in the Salt Lake City Tribune on Sunday, the e-mails were sent by Susan to several co-workers, friends and members of her ward of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, venting her frustration and pain over the state of her crumbling marriage.

As previously sealed documents have been released shedding light on the case of missing Utah woman Susan Powell, her parents have revealed that they believe her husband should have been arrested at the time for her suspected murder.

“It’s unbelievable, there was certainly enough evidence to arrest Josh and get some serious discussion out of him, because he was never actually taken in and interrogated,” Chuck Cox told the Today Show on Monday.

On the same day that family members mourned at the funeral for the sons that Josh Powell murdered last month, his brother and sister both staked their claims on up to $2.5 million of life insurance, RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal.

“The day the boys were buried, Alina and Michael applied for the life insurance policy, as they are both beneficiaries but the insurance company saw some strange things going on and weren’t sure if they wanted to pay without a count going over the policy and approving it,” Kirk Graves

Detectives investigating the murder-suicide committed by Josh Powell revealed this week that the house he saw the children at was a sham, but RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned that the social workers supervising the visits were oblivious to the deception that led to a deadly blaze.

“I don’t even know if law enforcement knew that,” Sherry Hill, Communication Officer for the Children's Administration at the Department of Social and Health Services told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview.

The images of Josh Powell’s burned out home have been flashed all around the globe, and now RadarOnline.com has learned a shocking revelation about the house where he attacked his two children with a hatchet before setting it on fire.

The home that Powell committed the horrific murder-suicide on February 5 was really just a sham to show the authorities, reported the Tacoma News Tribune, and he did not even live there or keep his belongings at the residence.

Child services worker Elizabeth Griffin-Hall, who witnessed the tragedy in Washington Sunday when Josh Powell torched his home with he and his two sons inside, has finally broken her silence, telling ABC News she feels the killings occurred because "Josh Powell was really, really evil."

Griffin-Hall had brought Powell's sons, 7-year-old Charles and 5-year-old Braden, to his home during what was to be a supervised visit. She described the chain of events that led to the awful ending.

The family of Josh and Susan Powell are still struggling to come to terms with Sunday’s horrific murder-suicide, and RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal that the grieving relatives have very different feelings about who is to blame.

Josh’s sister, Alina Powell, shocked viewers on Thursday when she made the claim on Good Morning America that despite bludgeoning his two boys with a hatchet and then lighting a deadly fire