The Killing of Kathy Page Part 2: Three Billboards and Civil Liability

Published: Sept. 23, 2019, 2 a.m.

When Kathy Page\u2019s father erected three signs along Interstate 10 implicating his daughter\u2019s husband in her 1991 killing, it was out of frustration resulting both from the Vidor Police\u2019s failure to put together a case against their number one suspect and the suspect\u2019s blatant falsehoods and odd behavior. Eventually, years after Kathy\u2019s murder, her parents took Steve Page to civil court alleging that he was responsible. On their third attempt at holding him accountable the only way they could, a jury found Steve Page to be responsible for the murder, but Vidor Police were never able to get a grand jury to indict him on criminal charges.

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