A Web page possibly linked to Paige Birgfeld’s escort business promotes high-dollar, adult-themed services to customers “within Colorado and neighboring states by chartered jet only.”

“Tired of chopped meat showing up when you ordered Filet Mignon?” reads a Web page for “Carrie of Grand Junction,” on the Web site www.naughtynightlife.com.

“Affluent clients are lavishing in delightful sessions with Models, Inc. ladies.”

“Carrie” is affiliated with Models, Inc., according to the Web page.

A news release distributed Saturday by the Mesa County Sheriff’s Office said the missing mother of three children was known to some escort-service customers of Models Inc., as Carrie.

The release said the investigation to-date has focused on persons of interest who are believed to have had contact with Birgfeld around the time she was last heard from by family June 28, or people she met through her escort-related activities with Models Inc.

Foul play is suspected in her disappearance, the sheriff’s office said for the first time on Saturday.

“We don’t believe this was some random stranger,” Sheriff Stan Hilkey said, when asked about suspects in a possible crime against Birgfeld.

Hilkey said Birgfeld's first and second husbands, Howard Beigler of Aurora and former Grand Junction resident Rob Dixon, have been interviewed and are cooperating with investigators.

Aside from escort services, Birgfeld was also a consultant selling cooking products with The Pampered Chef, Ltd., and she also sold infant products.

‘Incall & Outcall’

The Web page at www.naughtynightlife.com, linked to “Carrie” offers a physical description nearly identical to Birgfeld.

The Web page describes Carrie as a 29-year-old white female, 5 feet, 4 inches tall, 112 pounds with hazel eyes and dark blonde hair.

The sheriff’s office has described Birgfeld as 34, a white female, 5 feet, 4 inches tall, 110 pounds with hazel eyes and sandy hair.

“Carrie” of Grand Junction, with Models Inc., according to the Web site, offers services such as escort, erotic massage, private dancer, groups and parties — available all hours of the day on an “incall & outcall” basis.

She travels “within Colorado and neighboring states by chartered jet only,” according to the Web page, and she lists Parachute, Rifle, Silt, Delta and Montrose, among “cities I travel to.”

A cellular phone number is listed for contact information. Calls to that number on Sunday indicated a voice mailbox for “Ladies En Confidante” is full.

Reviews of Carrie’s services received are posted by four men, “Dennis, Ken, Mike and Steve,” who generally offer high praise.

A person who listed his name as “Dennis” posted a comment on June 25, three days before Birgfeld was last seen by family on June 28.

“I’m in love and wish I could see her every day,” wrote “Dennis,” who gave four stars out of a possible five in rating Carrie — five stars being the best.

“Carrie is simply a very gorgeous woman. Very well dressed, clean (which I appreciate greatly) A little bit pricey but she explained to me that is why she is where she is because of the going rate. If you have the money she is worth every dime. Love ya Carrie,” wrote “Dennis.”

On Feb. 16, a man who identified himself on the Web site as “Ken,” wrote, “Wow, Carrie was very high class. We had a great time and I left feeling fantastic. Her face looks better than the featured picture, and her body picture is very accurate — amazing. I couldn’t believe I was in the presence of a body like that. She gave a great massage and made me feel at ease. Expensive, but WELL WORTH the money!”

Ground search

At what point will the investigation shift to a larger-scale ground search?

Hilkey on Saturday said that depends on what they learn over the coming days.

“We need an indication of a certain geographic area to look at,” Hilkey said.

Bloodhound dogs searched the area around Birgfeld’s north Grand Junction home, 2512 Oleaster Court, on June 30, authorities have said.

The dogs, joined by sheriff’s search and rescue volunteers, were also used July 1 in the area surrounding Birgfeld’s Ford Focus, which was found burned out that night at a business parking lot at 727 23 Road.

Reach Paul Shockley at pshockley@gjfreepress.com