district investments, put public money in what he said was a sure thing. it wasn t. the money vanished. blew i as i recall about $750,000 in bad investments for the fire district. pete hautzinger was, at that time, the mesa county d. a. i made the decision to take that case to the grand jury and ultimately, the grand jury decided felony s stupid, but not worthy of criminal charges. then one day a repo man showed up for that shiny new fire truck dixon had donated. it turned out the fire truck was leased and they came and took it away from the fire department. that s when frank and paige and the whole town found out dixon s money was gone, too. he gave it to someone who pyramid schemed it. the missing money, the
dixon s money was gone too. he gave it to someone who pyramid schemed it. it all kept dixon on the front pages of the local paper for months. a series of public humiliations ending with an exclamation point when he was embarrassingly picked news-maker of the year. it was clear rob he was a big deal because he had a lot of money. and then to lose it and be disgraced in a relatively small community they re writing about him in the local paper. and i said he s taken a gigantic fall and he will change dramatically for the worse. and i think that was very predictable. and i think for rob, that s what happened. at the end, she told friends that we saw an email she was afraid he would kill her. he said he would kill her several times.
department. that s when frank and paige and the whole town found out dixon s money was gone, too. he gave it to someone who pyramid schemed it. the missing money, the repoed truck, the grand jury investigation, it all kept dixon on the front pages of the local paper for months. a series of public humiliations ending with an exclamation point when he was embarrassingly picked newsmaker of the year. it was clear rob, he was a big deal cause he had a lot of money. and then to lose it and be disgraced in a relatively small community they re writing about him in the local paper. and i said, he has taken a gigantic fall and he will change dramatically for the worst. and i think that was very predictable and i think for rob that s what happened. at the end, it was almost always bad rob that we were dealing with. she told friends and we saw
he gave it to someone who pyramid schemed it. reporter: the missing money, the repoed truck, the grand jury investigation, it all kept dixon on the front pages of the local paper for months. a series of public humiliations ending with an exclamation point when he was embarrassingly picked newsmaker of the year. it was clear rob, he was a big deal because he had a lot of money. and then to lose it and be disgraced in a relatively small community they re writing about him in the local paper. and i said, he has taken a gigantic fall and he will change dramatically for the worse. and i think that was very predictable and i think for rob that s what happened. at the end it was almost always bad rob that we were dealing with. she told friends and we saw an e-mail, she was afraid he d kill her. he said he would kill her several times. reporter: in 2004 paige, in the midst of this downward spiral, called 911. 911. where is your emergency?
dixon got himself in charge of fire district investments, put public money in what he said was a sure thing. it wasn t. the money vanished. blew as i recall about $750,000 in bad investments for the fire district. reporter: peter hautzinger was, at that time, the mesa county d.a. i made the decision to take that case to the grand jury and ultimately the grand jury decided felony s stupid but not worthy of criminal charges. reporter: then one day a repo man showed up for that shiny new fire truck dixon had donated. it turned out the fire truck was leased and they came and took it away from the fire department. reporter: that s when frank and paige and the whole town found out dixon s money was gone, too. he gave it to someone who pyramid schemed it. reporter: the missing money,