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Jerry Pagel

Calumet County sheriff involved in the response to Teresa Halbach's disappearance.

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Jerry Pagel, the Calumet County sheriff, appeared in accounts of the response to the apparent discovery of Teresa Halbach's vehicle and the organization of the ensuing investigation. In Avery's trial, Pamela Sturm said she tried Pagel's direct number, then reached him through a dispatcher to report what she believed she had found. Other witnesses described Pagel requesting state assistance, Calumet County taking the investigative lead, and his direction to make a camcorder survey before the scene was released. James Lenk was also questioned about not telling Pagel or other lead investigators of his recent deposition in Avery's lawsuit before joining the search. In Dassey's trial, Thomas Fassbender identified Pagel at the Avery property, said Pagel requested DCI assistance, and said he believed Pagel asked him to serve as a lead investigator.

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AverySteven AveryFeb 12, 2007 โ€“ Mar 18, 2007

Jerry Pagel, the Calumet County sheriff, was the official Pamela Sturm said she contacted after believing she had found Teresa Halbach's vehicle in Steven Avery's 2007 trial. Other witnesses described his role in Calumet County taking the investigative lead.

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DasseyBrendan DasseyApr 16, 2007 โ€“ Apr 25, 2007

At Brendan Dassey's trial, Sheriff Jerry Pagel figured in testimony about Calumet County's request for DCI assistance in the Halbach investigation.

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