records that seemed to point eight different ways at once. two ex-husbands, and six clients. i don t think that i ve ever seen a more difficult case in my entire career. one aone, the detectives cleared their suspects, tried to. ex-husband number one and current boyfriend ron beegler. we were able to determine that mr. beegler had been in the denver area through cell phone records. second husband rob dixon, the one man she said she feared. we were able to corroborate with his employer that he was in the philadelphia area at the time. and rod dixon s is off connected to a tower in pennsylvania the night paige disappeared. and three days later when he left this message on paige s phone. paige, if you get this, please, please call somebody. i love you. please, please, please let us know you re okay. still, there were caveats to
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
jones himself, on the other hand, well, there was 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. you re there. by your own admission you re there when the fire i understand that. tell me that. explain that. i can t explain it to you. and guess what they found at jones work site, a discarded package that once contained a prepaid track phone, the disposable find that doesn t reveal the identity of the user, except on the package was the phone s serial number. we were able to determine that the phone was bought at walmart on north avenue. they got the security camera video and, well, well, well, the buyer looked a lot like lester ralph jones. why was that important?
hield attempted suicide. that da hautzinger assumed was not guilt, but shame. people don t really want to have it out in public that, yeah, i was patronizing a call girl. they checked out a drifter named john livingston who the night paige vanished called her again and again from a motel 6, desperate apparently for her attention. this is john at motel 6 room 237. except there was no evidence paige ever went to see him. but then there was this client, lester ralph jones, that s him standing in the shadow of his front door. investigators got a tip about jones from this friend of paige s named carol. paige had scheduled an appointment with jones the night before she disappeared, but for some reason didn t want to go, asked her friend to meet jones instead. he was expecting her and then i think and then you showed up at his
many holes in his story. for starters, no alibi the night paige went missing. even worse, jones admitted that when paige s car was set on fire, he was at bob scott rvs practically across the street. you re there. by your own admission you re there when the fire s i understand that. tell me that. explain that. i can t explain it to you. reporter: and guess what they found at jones s 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 the phone s serial number. and from that, we were able to determine that the phone was bought at walmart on north avenue. reporter: so they got the security camera video and, well, well, well, the buyer looked a lot like lester ralph jones. why was that important?