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Utah woman charged with eavesdropping after putting audio recorder in diaper bag to listen to her children at ex-husband's house • Teri Smith, 37, of Farmington, hid recorder with children nine times • She said doing so was legal because ex-husband was abusing the kids • Pair divorced in 2011 and have been in length custody battle • Another woman and her father ordered to pay $120,000 in fines in 2011 after similar case where microphone was hidden in a teddy bear By Published: 23:10 GMT, 25 July 2015 Updated: 01:59 GMT, 26 July 2015. A Utah woman who put a microphone device on her children's diaper bag to listen to what their father was telling them has been charged with eavesdropping. Teri Smith, 37, of Salt Lake City is being charged with three counts of wiretapping or intercepting electronic communication for trying to pick up conversations between her ex-husband and two children.

Smith and her lawyer said that she was legally allowed to do so because she believed that her children may be in danger, which is legal under state and federal law. Teri Smith, 37, faces wiretapping charges for putting an audio recording device in her children's diaper bag when they went to their father's house Prosecutors disagreed and said that none of the alleged sexual abuse took place. They said that Smith put an audio recorder in her children's bag nine times in 2012, according to the The husband discovered the recorder and confronted his ex-wife about it, but found another recorder in a child's coat pocket several days later. No charges have been filed against the ex-husband. Smith filed for divorce from him in 2011 and the two have since been engaged in a lengthy custody battle. Mashup 1 4 3 Fix Download Issues.