Paige Birgfeld & Howard (Ron) Beigler
Paige Birgfeld disappeared on June 28th of this year and has not been seen since. You may have seen the story on ABC's Family Secrets last night.
Birgfeld was a mother of three, held down odd jobs to support her family, and was twice divorced. Life wasn't coming easy for Birgfeld who ironically lived in a million dollar home.
When she disappeared, it didn't take people long to point the finger at her ex-husband, Rob Dixon. Birgfeld had posted her fears online in a Pampered Chef forum that she was afraid of her ex-husband who was moving within a four hour drive of her and the children.
But Birgfeld had domestic disputes with both of her husbands, and before she disappeared the last known person to publicly speak of seeing Birgfeld alive was her first husband, Howard (Ron) Beigler.
Police have said that both husbands are talking with police and are cooperating, but neither has been ruled out as a suspect.
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The story then takes another interesting turn. Police discovered that Birgfeld was leading a secret life as an escort by the name of "Carrie". It appears she told different people different things about what she did. Her first husband, Beigler, seems adamant that police will find that she didn't sleep with any of her customers (you can see part of his conversations online by following the link above). He believes she only gave topless massages with no physical contact.
I think Beigler is in denial, personally. You don't live in a million dollar home by simply giving topless massages. Money doesn't come that easy.
I suspect Birgfeld lied to Beigler because they were rekindling their romance recently, or simply because she just couldn't confess to what she was doing to an ex-husband, knowing it would get him potentially angry or upset.
But when Beigler said to ABC's John Quinones, "I'm not the least bit worried about them coming after me for this," I believed him. I believe Beigler is being honest. I don't believe he has a worry about being looked at closer.
Police also have another person-of-interest in this case, a person named Lester Ralph Jones who they say knew Birgfeld intimately. They have searched Jones' home twice.
You have to wonder if Jones was a client of "Carrie" and was perhaps one of the people in her book for that night, or one of the last people she called before she disappeared.
I would still like to see Dixon and Jones speak. If anyone see them talking online -- point me to the videos!
Birgfeld was a mother of three, held down odd jobs to support her family, and was twice divorced. Life wasn't coming easy for Birgfeld who ironically lived in a million dollar home.
When she disappeared, it didn't take people long to point the finger at her ex-husband, Rob Dixon. Birgfeld had posted her fears online in a Pampered Chef forum that she was afraid of her ex-husband who was moving within a four hour drive of her and the children.
But Birgfeld had domestic disputes with both of her husbands, and before she disappeared the last known person to publicly speak of seeing Birgfeld alive was her first husband, Howard (Ron) Beigler.
Police have said that both husbands are talking with police and are cooperating, but neither has been ruled out as a suspect.
Read more
The story then takes another interesting turn. Police discovered that Birgfeld was leading a secret life as an escort by the name of "Carrie". It appears she told different people different things about what she did. Her first husband, Beigler, seems adamant that police will find that she didn't sleep with any of her customers (you can see part of his conversations online by following the link above). He believes she only gave topless massages with no physical contact.
I think Beigler is in denial, personally. You don't live in a million dollar home by simply giving topless massages. Money doesn't come that easy.
I suspect Birgfeld lied to Beigler because they were rekindling their romance recently, or simply because she just couldn't confess to what she was doing to an ex-husband, knowing it would get him potentially angry or upset.
But when Beigler said to ABC's John Quinones, "I'm not the least bit worried about them coming after me for this," I believed him. I believe Beigler is being honest. I don't believe he has a worry about being looked at closer.
Police also have another person-of-interest in this case, a person named Lester Ralph Jones who they say knew Birgfeld intimately. They have searched Jones' home twice.
You have to wonder if Jones was a client of "Carrie" and was perhaps one of the people in her book for that night, or one of the last people she called before she disappeared.
I would still like to see Dixon and Jones speak. If anyone see them talking online -- point me to the videos!
Labels: Howard (Ron) Beigler, Missing Person, Paige Birgfeld, Rob Dixon, unsolved crime
