Frank Bergfeld

We met with him recently, and I think he is...

very devoted to Paige and very emotional that she's not here.

I've spoken to him on the phone since she went missing and it's obvious he's pretty distraught and upset that she's not around.

I know he's broken up by this whole thing.

It's going to be a good morning.

You want to get out and start looking and try and figure out where she is.

My daughter's the one who's missing.

It's when you're out there, keep your eyes open.

It looks like whoever is involved here is not afraid of committing a crime.

You know, it occurred to me I hadn't cried in a long time.

I've learned how to do that.

The reality is creeping in that something bad has certainly happened here.

The most recent ex-husband is a logical person to take a close look at.

Rob had...

had a business success with his father, had a significant amount of wealth.

And they moved to Grand Junction together, you know, moved into that house together, built onto that house together.

And I think as financial strain came on the relationship, it got worse and worse.

We think of Rob as good Rob and bad Rob.

There are times where Rob is just really a good, funny guy, bright.

But at other times, Rob is a difficult person to be around.