PITTSBURGH — (WPXI) – A man is in custody for the death of a woman who was driving for Uber when she went missing and was found shot to death. According to investigators, Calvin Crew, 22, of Penn Hills, is believed to be the one responsible for the death of Christina Spicuzza. He was charged with criminal homicide, robbery and tampering with evidence. Spicuzza’s body was found dumped along a wooded hillside off of Rosecrest Drive in Monroeville days after she was reported missing. Investigators said she was driving for Uber when she was last heard from. Her Nissan Sentra was found Saturday morning in Pitcairn without the dash cam. She was found with a single gunshot wound. The criminal complaint for Crew states how investigators used cell phones, license plate readers and traffic cameras to track the movements of Spicuzza, her car and Crew. Additionally, detectives eventually were able to track down the dash cam. It showed Crew putting a gun to her head and ordering her to drive. She told him she had a family and children, but Crew allegedly kept the gun pointed at her neck. The document states Crew eventually reached up and grabbed the camera before the video ended.