Evening New Update on Paige as of 5:30 Mnt Time 7/18/07

[mrbogie68]

Authorities Search Home in Birgfeld Case
Posted: 2:38 PM Jul 18, 2007
Last Updated: 4:47 PM Jul 18, 2007
Reporter: KKCO
Email Address: [email protected]

Authorities are searching a Clifton home this afternoon in connection with the disappearance of Paige Birgfeld.

Agents with the Colorado Bureau of Investigations and the Mesa County Sheriff's Office executed a search warrant this morning.

Paige Birgfeld has been missing for nearly three weeks. Authorities say they suspect foul play in her disappearance.


just wanted to inform you all

 

[whiteyteresa]

Thanks for updating

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[janetupnorth]

We saw this about 2 hours ago, but greatly appreciate the update - thank you.

Please let us know if you hear anything about the search!

 

[The_Kitchen_Guy]

Thanks...we already knew...but I LOVE the way we're all watching!

 

[mrbogie68]

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Police Search Home for Missing Grand Junction Woman
Paige Birgfeld was linked to a local escort service
Last Edited: Wednesday, 18 Jul 2007, 4:25 PM MDT
Created: Wednesday, 18 Jul 2007, 3:28 PM MDT

Paige Birgfeld GRAND JUNCTION --
The television station KKCO reports that authorities are searching a home in Grand Junction for a woman missing for three weeks.

Authorities have said they suspect foul play in the disappearance of 34-year-old Paige Birgfeld, mother of three children.

Last weekend searchers found some items belonging to the missing woman along U-S 50.

Birgfeld was known as “Carrie” to customers of the escort service Models Inc., which she was associated with, authorities said Monday.

Investigators found Birgfeld's car, a 2005 red Ford Focus, on fire in a parking lot in an industrial area on June 1. It was located about two miles from her home. She was last seen on June 28.

The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel reported that Birgfeld posted messages on chefsuccess.com indicating she feared the return of her ex-husband.

Birgfeld wrote in March that her children asked if their dad was going to kill her. However, Birgfeld's father said it doesn't appear Dixon has been in the Grand Junction area recently.

"Nothing during the course of our investigation has lead us to believe that Paige walked away from her family or that she left of her own free will," Mesa County Sheriff Stan Hilkey said in a written statement Monday.

"Unfortunately, we do suspect foul play in her disappearance and the subsequent arson of her vehicle."

Anyone with information about the disappearance of Birgfeld is asked to call the Mesa County Sheriff's Office at (970) 244-3500.