A Case So Cold

The Murder of an Idaho Game Warden

By: Tony H. Latham

Narrated by: Tony H. Latham

Game Warden Art Teed vanished on a smoke-choked August day in 1934, last seen pursuing wildlife thieves in the backwoods of Idaho. What followed was the largest manhunt in the state’s history–more than a thousand men scouring mountains, forests, and rivers for answers that never came. His wife and two sons lived out their lives haunted by a single question: Did he die in the line of duty, or did he choose to disappear? Nearly ninety years later, one unexpected phone call shattered the silence–and reopened a mystery everyone thought was buried–Idaho’s oldest cold murder case.

©2026 Tony H. Latham (P)2026 Tony H. Latham

Fascinating Slice of Idaho History

This book tells the haunting story of Game Warden Art Teed who disappeared while pursuing poachers. Latham excels at describing the rugged environment & culture of remote regions around Mullan, ID. For anyone interested in true crime, Western history or the realities of life and law enforcement in mountain communities, this is a compelling read. On a personal note: I don’t always appreciate authors reading their own books but this is an exception. I really enjoyed the author as narrator. I also spent 10 years of my younger life in a remote Idaho mountain community - this book felt vivid and authentic to me.

A Story that needed telling!

Very well written and very well told story that needed to be told! Without this book and the research done for it, the story would’ve disappeared forever and not been told.

A riveting factual story.

Well written and performed. The author did his research and dug deep. The story is a heart breaking tale that lays open the truth that took nearly a century to surface.
The performance was great with a tone of sincerity that brought home the depth of the content. I was glued to it from start to finish.