On the evening of February 7, 1999, nine-year-old Sarah Skiba went to work with her father, Paul Skiba, and Paul’s employee, Lorenzo Chivers, for a moving job in Morrison, Colorado. The three completed the job but never returned to Sarah’s mother’s home as scheduled. When Sarah failed to come back, her mother reported her missing and investigators discovered Paul and Lorenzo were also missing.

A moving truck belonging to Tuff Movers was found at the company lot with bullet holes and blood evidence in the cab and cargo area. A portion of human scalp near the truck’s windshield and DNA testing later matched blood to both Paul and Sarah Skiba; the amount of blood led authorities to conclude both were likely deceased. A metal extension ramp, blankets and straps were missing from the lot, and the personal vehicles of Paul and Lorenzo were later found abandoned in separate apartment complex parking lots in Westminster and Denver.

Investigators believe Paul Skiba was the apparent primary target and that Sarah and Lorenzo were with him at the time of the attack. New forensic testing and re-interviews have been pursued over the years; the case was even featured on national television. Does anyone who knew the family or worked in moving operations around Westminster in early February 1999 have information that could help this investigation?