paige, if you get this, please, please call somebody everybody s worried about you. everybody s looking for you. please let us know you re ok paige was a woman with premonition. she said she knew something bad was gonna happen a couple of days she, wa missing. we found out she had this second life. quite obviously it dangerous. she had been playing a risk game that opened up the door t the a multitude of people that we needed to start looking at. he was a scam artist. correct he was a liar, manipulative he had a list of names, and whether or not they would have sex with them. could investigators get their man before he struck again? i turned around and he wa sitting in the dark. and sai i m doing to kill you. it s been years since she vanished but few have forgotte paige, how could they, the story of the young mother disappearance has woven itself in to local lore, as thunder hits, finally a trial. it s a mystery we ve been followin
they had to go through seven years of reports, interviews and statements. and it was two years after paige s body was discovered, while wading through that mountain of material an investigator stumbled on an overlooked piec of evidence that would chang the case. it was securit camera video of coralluzzo s friend. including tavera at market the night paige disappeared. coralluzzo wasn t in the video but the time stam backed up the story minute b minute that tavera had bee telling the cops, lifting hi credibility and in turn helpin to establish coralluzzo whereabouts the night paig disappeared. that video helped t
material an investigator stumbled on an overlooked piece of evidence that would change the case. it was security camera video of coralluzzo s friend. including tavera at a market the night paige disappeared. coralluzzo wasn t in the video but the time stamp backed up the story minute by minute that tavera had been telling the cops, lifting his credibility and in turn helping to establish coralluzzo s whereabouts the night paige disappeared. that video helped to corroborate what the witness was saying. this was piecing together a time line of where he was, where we could prove he was during the relevant window of opportunity right. that evening or next day when paige went missing. by interviewing lots of people who had been with coralluzzo or had talked to him, we were able to painstakingly essentially alibi him. hautzinger finally felt they had enough to take the case to a jury. in november 2014, 7 1/2 years after paige vanished, police arrested lester ralph jones for her m
coralluzzo himself, but they couldn t find him. so they asked tavara for help. do you know where george is? i said george is dead. drowned the year before while swimming in a river in new jersey. still, to satisfy the d.a., investigators had to make a case that coralluzzo was either guilty or innocent. but because dead men don t talk, it meant they had to slog through seven years of reports and interviews and statements. and it was two years after paige s body was discovered, while wading through that mountain of material, an investigator stumbled on an overlooked piece of evidence that would change the whole case. it was security camera video of coralluzzo s friends, including tavar at a market the night paige disappeared. coralluzzo wasn t in the video, mind you. but the time stamp backed up the story minute by minute that tavara had been telling the
overlooked piece of evidence that would change the whole case. it was security camera video of coralluzzo s friends, including tavara, at a market the night paige disappeared. coralluzzo wasn t in the video, mind you, but the time stamp backed up the story minute by minute that tavara had been telling the cops. suddenly lifting his credibility and, in turn, helping to establish coralluzzo s whereabouts the night paige disappeared. that video helped to corroborate what the witness was saying. it was piecing together a timeline of where he was, where we could prove he was during the relevant window of opportunity. right. that evening and the next day when paige went missing. by interviewing lots of different people who had been with coralluzzo or had talked to him, we were able to painstakingly essentially alibi him. hautzinger felt he finally had enough to take the case to a