When a Colorado man brings his young daughter to work for a day, they both vanish under highly suspicious circumstances along with another employee.

Investigators search for answers in a presumed case of triple homicide in this episode of Last Seen Alive.

Music Thanks for listening to Last Seen Alive.

I'm your host, Leah, crime analyst by day, and true crime storyteller by night. As always, I'm your co-host, Scott. A quick heads up. This episode is about

the probable murder of three victims, one of whom is a young child. Please listen with care.

Paul Skeba, Sarah Skiba, and Lorenzo Chivers were last seen alive on February 7th,

1999. They were 39, 9, and 36 years old, respectively, and lived in Westminster, Colorado.

Westminster is a medium-sized city just outside of Denver. Westminster is also where Paul Skeba's moving company, Tough Movers, operated out of.

Paul owned and ran the small business at which he employed three other men and at which he

frequently put in long hours. The day of his disappearance was no different. He had two moves

scheduled for that day, one in the

morning and one in the afternoon, and he'd be working alongside his employee, Lorenzo, to get them

both done. The only thing that was unusual about that day was that Paul's nine-year-old daughter,

Sarah, would be tagging along with him at work. It was the Sunday, so she didn't have school,

and it was her weekend to spend

time with her dad. Paul was divorced from Sarah's mom, and that was their custody agreement. Paul

visited Sarah midweek on Wednesdays, got to have her every other weekend, and during the summer

school break. Paul cherished his time with his daughter and never, ever missed his scheduled chances to spend time with her.

Normally, if Paul had to work during a weekend that he was scheduled to have Sarah, his mom would care for her.

Not that that happened very often. Paul usually made it a point to leave his weekends with Sarah free so he could make the most of his allotted time with her.

But being a small business owner,

things sometimes happened. That particular weekend, one of his employees' grandparents had passed

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