Steve Helling
speaker
591 appearances
5 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 12 Aug
Steve Helling’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The crime desk.
Arresting podcasts.
So everything that I've seen in his writings, in what people say, is that he thinks he's a good guy.
He thinks that he was led astray, that maybe Nicole was partially to blame for the death of his kids, but that he has a reason for everything he did.
And if you just listen to his reason, if you just pay attention to him for just a minute, he'll explain it and you'll understand.
That he's a really good guy who was just misled in some way.
That's what he likes people to think.
He writes that to people, whether it's a woman he wants to sleep with, or whether it's one of his friends or family or his mother, that's what he writes, that he was misled, not that he was evil.
It's always blame the victim with him.
And you know, the interesting thing with him is that everybody who he blames is a woman.
I mean he blames the girlfriend, he blames the the wife, you know.
There's a lot of blame to go around in his mind, but none of that blame is on him.
And I don't think he truly believes he did the wrong thing.
Everybody who I've talked to says that he sees himself as like King David in the Bible, who was who did all these things but was still a man after God's own heart.
And that's what he thinks about himself.
Well, his mother especially is very much in his corner.
Um, even after he pleaded guilty, she was looking into ways that he could appeal it so that he could get out of prison.
Um, and to her, her little boy can do no wrong.
You know, when I talk to Sherlyn Cadle, she says that Chris's mom was really wanting to work with her and and make her son look innocent.
And then when she felt like he wasn't looking innocent enough.
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