Erin Moriarty

When the bills started piling up, Paige did what she could to pitch in.

Paige also sold high-end kitchen supplies out of her home for a company called The Pampered Chef.

And as one of the top sales agents, she earned a free trip to the Caribbean.

But Dixon was losing money a lot faster than Paige was making it.

In a few short years, his business investments fell through and he'd lost almost everything.

By 2004, the problems in the marriage took a turn for the worse.

Finally, in October, Paige had to call the police for help.

What's your name, ma'am?

Paige Dixon.

By the time police and local media arrived, the crisis was diffused.

Dixon was allowed to leave after authorities decided he wasn't a threat to himself or anyone else.

No charges were filed.

But one year later, the police were called again.

Page said Dixon had pushed her to the ground.

Then later, he punched her while she was holding their baby.

This time, in October 2005, Dixon was arrested.

But the case was later settled after he completed a course in anger management.

When everything went rocky and she finally decided enough was enough, when the kids and her were put in jeopardy, she decided it was over.

By the time the couple divorced in September 2006, Rob Dixon had declared bankruptcy and he was living in Philadelphia.

When Paige disappeared, that's exactly where Dixon said he was, in Philadelphia.