Frank Bergfeld

Appears to be a typical divorced mom.

Lives in a nice house in one of the nicer neighborhoods in Grand Junction.

They found her car abandoned in a parking lot and lit on fire a couple days after she went missing.

This led investigators to believe that there was foul play involved.

We search fields, national parks, mountains.

And I am committed to search for her until we find her and bring her home.

Then we started finding out some things that really pretty much changed everything.

First, you find out Paige is missing.

And then within a couple of days, we started finding out about this other life that we didn't know about.

You start hearing things about your own daughter that you didn't know about.

We got more details about the extent of Paige's business and the type of person she was and the type of lifestyle she led.

She kept all these secrets from her friends and family.

She said she had been making $400,000 a year doing it, and she didn't need to do it anymore.

She had a couple of things on her computer.

I said, OK, well, that certainly puts a different twist on this investigation.

Where is my girl?

She may be a 34-year-old woman, a mother of three children, but to me, she's just my little girl.

And Paige was always the one that was family first.

How many would like a cookout out by the pool?

I mean, she would literally beam.