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Discussion Overview
This thread centers around the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Paige Birgfeld, with participants sharing their thoughts on recent updates and expressing confusion about specific details related to her last known communications.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal, Opinion-based, Debate/contested
Main Points Raised
- One participant expresses frustration over the use of past tense in discussions about the case.
- Another participant thanks someone for providing an update on the situation.
- Several users mention difficulties in accessing the article and request summaries or overviews.
- One participant notes that there has been no new information regarding the case.
- Another participant highlights the complexity of Birgfeld's life and the contradictions surrounding her disappearance.
- One participant shares confusion regarding the timeline of phone calls made to and from Paige, particularly concerning her daughter.
- Another participant questions how a specific individual, Howard, would know about a phone call between Paige and her daughter.
- One participant reflects on the emotional impact of the case, particularly regarding Paige's devotion to her children.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ among participants regarding the details of the phone calls and the timeline of events leading up to Paige's disappearance, with no clear consensus emerging on these points.
Contextual Notes
Participants are discussing a news article related to the investigation, sharing personal insights and confusion about the details of the case as it unfolds.
Who May Find This Useful
Readers interested in the ongoing developments of the Paige Birgfeld case and those seeking to understand the various perspectives and confusions surrounding the investigation may find this discussion relevant.
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Complicated life a roadblock in Birgfeld hunt
By GARY HARMON The Daily Sentinel
Friday, July 06, 2007
Paige Birgfeld’s life was a web of contradictions that have investigators trying to separate out the strand that might explain her disappearance.
Birgfeld, a devoted mother of three whose whereabouts were last known June 28, was reported missing Saturday, and her burned-out car was found Sunday.
She was known by friends and family as a single mother who labored at three jobs, including selling kitchen supplies and baby gear and at her modeling agency.
When her father, Frank Birgfeld, was called Saturday about her disappearance, an investigator took him aback when he said Paige’s occupation was in the “adult-entertainment area,” Frank Birgfeld said.
Paige Birgfeld was no stranger to that business, having worked in Denver as an exotic dancer before her second marriage, according to a friend who asked not to be identified.
Frank Birgfeld said he’s learning much about his daughter that he never knew.
“Based on the way this thing is unwinding, this isn’t the sort of thing she would want me to know,” he said Thursday. “I haven’t heard of anything illegal. I’m getting the feeling she knew where the line was.”
The Mesa County Sheriff’s Department on Thursday confirmed that investigators were “aware of Paige being involved in an escort service,” the agency said in a news release.
Investigators interviewed multiple individuals and began to focus on some of them, mostly those who had contact with Paige Birgfeld in the days immediately before she disappeared, Undersheriff Rebecca Spiess said.
The discovery of Paige Birgfeld’s burned-out car in an industrial area not far from her home at 2512 Oleaster Court “does add complexity to the missing-person’s investigation,” Spiess said. “However ,we have not ruled out a random act of vandalism in the burning of Paige’s car.”
The car, a red, 2005 Ford Focus, was found aflame Sunday night at 727 Road 23.
Grand Junction Fire Department investigators, Grand Junction police, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation and Mesa County Search and Rescue Control Inc. are investigating.
After Birgfeld’s disappearance, members of the Grand Junction MOMS club, in which Birgfeld was a charter member, drew up fliers asking people with information about her whereabouts to contact authorities.
Frank Birgfeld also has crisscrossed the Grand Valley offering fliers about his daughter’s disappearance and seeking information.
Like many who knew Paige Birgfeld, her father said he’s confused about her disappearance given her devotion to her children.
It was strange that her cell phone was turned off “when there was the matter of the children to be concerned about,” he said.
Likewise, said her friend, Paige Birgfeld’s disappearance is disturbing because of her attachment to the children.
She wouldn’t have disappeared without her children. “That’s for damn sure,” the friend said.
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Gary Harmon can be reached via e-mail at [email protected].
By GARY HARMON The Daily Sentinel
Friday, July 06, 2007
Paige Birgfeld’s life was a web of contradictions that have investigators trying to separate out the strand that might explain her disappearance.
Birgfeld, a devoted mother of three whose whereabouts were last known June 28, was reported missing Saturday, and her burned-out car was found Sunday.
She was known by friends and family as a single mother who labored at three jobs, including selling kitchen supplies and baby gear and at her modeling agency.
When her father, Frank Birgfeld, was called Saturday about her disappearance, an investigator took him aback when he said Paige’s occupation was in the “adult-entertainment area,” Frank Birgfeld said.
Paige Birgfeld was no stranger to that business, having worked in Denver as an exotic dancer before her second marriage, according to a friend who asked not to be identified.
Frank Birgfeld said he’s learning much about his daughter that he never knew.
“Based on the way this thing is unwinding, this isn’t the sort of thing she would want me to know,” he said Thursday. “I haven’t heard of anything illegal. I’m getting the feeling she knew where the line was.”
The Mesa County Sheriff’s Department on Thursday confirmed that investigators were “aware of Paige being involved in an escort service,” the agency said in a news release.
Investigators interviewed multiple individuals and began to focus on some of them, mostly those who had contact with Paige Birgfeld in the days immediately before she disappeared, Undersheriff Rebecca Spiess said.
The discovery of Paige Birgfeld’s burned-out car in an industrial area not far from her home at 2512 Oleaster Court “does add complexity to the missing-person’s investigation,” Spiess said. “However ,we have not ruled out a random act of vandalism in the burning of Paige’s car.”
The car, a red, 2005 Ford Focus, was found aflame Sunday night at 727 Road 23.
Grand Junction Fire Department investigators, Grand Junction police, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation and Mesa County Search and Rescue Control Inc. are investigating.
After Birgfeld’s disappearance, members of the Grand Junction MOMS club, in which Birgfeld was a charter member, drew up fliers asking people with information about her whereabouts to contact authorities.
Frank Birgfeld also has crisscrossed the Grand Valley offering fliers about his daughter’s disappearance and seeking information.
Like many who knew Paige Birgfeld, her father said he’s confused about her disappearance given her devotion to her children.
It was strange that her cell phone was turned off “when there was the matter of the children to be concerned about,” he said.
Likewise, said her friend, Paige Birgfeld’s disappearance is disturbing because of her attachment to the children.
She wouldn’t have disappeared without her children. “That’s for damn sure,” the friend said.
•
Gary Harmon can be reached via e-mail at [email protected].
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