Frank Bergfeld

First, you find out Paige is missing.

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

Well, at first blush, she looked to us to be a really good mom, very active with her kids.

Then some things came out that really pretty much changed everything.

She had a side industry and it wasn't just any side business.

I, for one, was shocked.

I've been a prosecutor for 20 years.

This is the first time I've encountered somebody from that kind of socioeconomic level and that kind of family involvement to be involved in this business.

Those were things that we didn't know anything about before she went missing, but have unfortunately learned about since.

I think for Frank and Susie, that the thought of their daughter even doing that, it didn't even cross their minds because it's their daughter.

You don't think your daughter's gonna do that.

So I think for them, it was a really, really big shock.

She found herself in a position of being the breadwinner and trying to make ends meet.

It never really made sense to me that she would be able to come up with a mortgage for that place for more than a couple of months.

I wish I had been given the opportunity to be involved and perhaps been able to sort it out.

I would have counseled her that that strikes me as dangerous.

It doesn't sound totally moral.

It opens up a whole nother list of people, a whole nother group of people.

She was probably murdered by one of her clients.

We have looked very carefully at all of her clients and have made every effort to investigate everybody who may have been on that list of people she was going to be contacting later that night.