and that morning, frank gave the first of what would be many, many interviews. we were hopeful when we found the car things would fall into place, and maybe they will. reporter: this interview, though, was one frank just couldn t get through. you know it occurred to me that i hadn t cried in a long time. i ve learned how to do that. that s it. reporter: firefighter robert thomason helped with the arson investigation. you can see that the glass itself was all burned out and you can see where it s still kind of intact over here. it was really obvious to see that more intense was on the driver s side. reporter: meaning that s where the fire started. that s where the arsonist wanted to be sure to erase evidence. under the car, damaged skid plates and strands of wild grass caught in the suspension, meaning somebody had driven off road very recently. and after?
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you can see where it s still kind of intact over here. it was really obvious to see that more intense was on the driver s side. reporter: meaning that s where the fire started. that s where the arsonist wanted to be sure to erase evidence. under the car, damaged skid plates and strands of wild grass caught in the suspension, meaning somebody had driven off road very recently. and after? dumped and torched the car in an industrial area just a quarter mile from where paige made her last phone call. it was way beyond her house, right? correct. didn t fit for the car to be there. reporter: news of the car fire was a turning point. no longer did the public suspect this was a case of an overwhelmed, runaway mom. the response was an outpouring of volunteers, a spontaneous community project to find paige. just seeing the dad on tv and everything like that, i have some children of my own and i know what i d be feeling like if one of my children was gone and i just wanted to try to h
except watch from a distance as investigators crawled over his daughter s car. and that morning, frank gave the first of what would be many, many interviews. we were hopeful when we found the car things would fall into place and maybe they will. reporter: this interview, though, was one frank just couldn t get through. you know it occurred to me that i haven t cried in a long time. i ve learned how to do that. that s it. reporter: firefighter robert thomason helped with the arson investigation. you can see that the glass itself was all burned out and you can see where it s still kind of intact over here. it was really obvious to see that more intense was on the driver s side. reporter: meaning that s where the fire started. that s where the arsonist wanted to be sure to erase evidence. under the car, damaged skid plates and strands of wild grass caught in the suspension, meaning somebody had driven off road very recently. and after?
investigators crawled over his daughter s car. and that morning, frank gave the first of what would be many, many interviews. we were hopeful when we found the car things would fall into place and maybe they will. reporter: this interview, though, was one frank just couldn t get through. you know it occurred to me that i haven t cried in a long time. i ve learned how to do that. that s it. reporter: firefighter robert thomason helped with the arson investigation. you can see that the glass itself was all burned out and you can see where it s still kind of intact over here. it was really obvious to see that more intense was on the driver s side. reporter: meaning that s where the fire started. that s where the arsonist wanted to be sure to erase evidence. under the car, damaged skid plates and strands of wild grass caught in the suspension, meaning somebody had driven off