In February 1999, Paul Skiba and his employee Lorenzo Chivers headed back home after working

two moving jobs.

With them was Paul's nine-year-old daughter, Sarah, who was spending the weekend with her

dad.

When Paul did not return Sarah to her mother after the weekend visit, an arrest warrant

was issued for Paul for kidnapping his daughter.

But the family uncovered evidence that proved that things were not what they seemed.

I'm Charlie and welcome to Crime Lines.

Welcome back to Crime Lines.

I want to thank Daniel for suggesting this case.

He brings it up online when we get talking about cold cases that we want solved, and I finally

got it on the schedule to cover.

There really isn't as much coverage out there on this case as I would have expected considering

we have multiple victims and one of them is a child.

The most comprehensive work on this story was done by Jessica Centres, who wrote about

it for Westward more than 12 years ago.

I tried to reach out to her, but the info I have for her is outdated.

Getting anyone's current information on the internet isn't that hard, but I don't like

to cross lines too much and just contact someone at their very not true crime related

present day job.

So I did not make contact with her, but with the limited resources I could pull, I feel

like I got enough information that we can do an episode on this case.

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