Henry Steele
Henry Steele is a prosecutor known for his work in organized crime cases. In a recent high-profile trial, he argued against a gang leader accused of orchestrating a $20 million methamphetamine import from prison. Steele emphasized the leader's ongoing influence over gang operations despite incarceration, presenting evidence of his leadership role and communication with gang members.
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Henry Steele was the crown prosecutor who speculated during the trial that Shulai Wang died because she could no longer breathe.
Gulf Harbour body in the bag murder: How a deadly nightmare played out in suburban Auckland
New Zealand· 2026-07-13
Henry Steele was the prosecutor who cited documents and recordings during the trial.
Cult leader Kaixiao Liu thought he could wing it at Auckland homicide trial; here’s how it backfiredNew Zealand· 2026-06-29
Henry Steele argued that Shulai Wang was held against her will and subjected to dangerous conditions leading to her death.
Auckland cult leader Kaixiao Liu guilty of manslaughter alongside wifeNew Zealand· 2026-06-29
Crown prosecutor Henry Steele agreed to withdraw the lone charge against a sixth man.
Auckland meth ring: Guilty pleas after global FBI Anom app Trojan Shield stingNew Zealand· 2026-02-08
Henry Steele is a lawyer representing the prosecution in the case against the gang leader.
Gang leader accused of aiding $20m meth import from behind barsNew Zealand· 2025-08-02
