paige birgfeld (answering machine): hello. service. keith morrison (voiceover): now, every client who contacted paige on june 28, and there were many, was a potential suspect. here's just a sampling of her phone messages that day. this afternoon. yeah. please give me. >> a call back. i'm going to go get me a motel room now. i'm just calling to see if carrie was available tonight. >> hi, this. >> is glenn. i'm just. >> wondering if anybody's. >> still available. i'm at the country inn, and i was just calling to see if anybody's still available for the night. >> yeah. >> hello. >> this is jim. >> i tried calling you last night. give me. >> a call. >> thanks, dave. >> thanks, dave. >> i was t keith morrison (voiceover): so they put together a list, called it possible suspects, the two ex-husbands now joined by six of paige's clients. nothing to do but check out all of them, beginning with the last client paige called-- this guy, george coralluzzo, who, the day paige disappeared, called her 19 times. we're thinking that's our guy.

detectives investigating the disappearance of paige birgfeld had a big hunch. st had to be some connection between lester ralph jones and paige's second husband, rob dixon. they already knew dixon had been looking for dirt about paige, something he could use in family court as a way of getting custody of their kids. so as the cop saw it, rob dixon had the motive, while lester ralph jones had the means. so maybe murder for hire. but-- big but, they couldn't find evidence of any contact between jones and dixon before paige vanished. no phone calls, no wire transfers, nothing suspicious, nothing at all, really. jones himself, on the other hand, ah, there were just too many holes in his story. for starters, no alibi the night paige went missing. and even worse, jones admitted that when paige's car was set on fire, he was at bob scott rvs, practically across the street. and guess what they found at jones' work site. a discarded package that once contained a pre-paid tracfone, the disposable kind that doesn't reveal the identity of the user. except, on the package was