PARTNERS IN TRUE CRIME

For more than four decades, Alison Duiker has fought for answers and justice for her mother, Lonene “Lonnie” Rogers. But she hasn’t fought alone.

In Episode 22 of Partners in True Crime: Justice for Lonene Rogers, Rob and Cindy sit down with Marion Jenkins, a woman whose support, determination and compassion have made her one of the important people standing beside Alison in the fight for Lonnie.

Why do we call Marion “Lonnie’s Angel”?

Marion shares her connection to Lonnie’s story, how she became involved, and what compelled her to keep pushing for answers in a case that has spanned more than four decades.

This episode is about more than an investigation. It’s about the people who refuse to allow a missing woman to be forgotten—and the extraordinary relationships that can develop when people come together in the pursuit of justice.

As the case enters a new chapter, Marion joins Alison, Rob and Cindy to reflect on Lonnie, the long road to justice, and why giving up was never an option.
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Dr. Debbie Goodman, Criminologist: Does the Evidence Point to a Beating?

What really happened to Noah Presgrove before he was found dead along Highway 81?

In Episode 15 of Partners in True Crime: What Happened to Noah Presgrove?, Rob and Cindy are joined by criminologist Dr. Debbie Goodman for a closer examination of the circumstances surrounding Noah's death.

Dr. Goodman discusses the case from a criminologist's perspective, including Noah's extensive injuries, the events surrounding the party, the people who were with Noah during his final hours, and the questions that remain about how he ended up on the highway.

Based on her analysis, Dr. Goodman explains why she believes Noah appears to have been beaten and discusses what that possibility could mean when evaluating the competing theories surrounding his death.

Could all of Noah's injuries be explained by a single accident? Could more than one event have occurred that night? And does the evidence suggest investigators should be looking more closely at what happened before Noah reached Highway 81?
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In this episode of Partners in True Crime: Justice for Lonene Rogers, criminologist Laura Brand joins Rob and Cindy to examine a disturbing question surrounding Clinton Randall “Bud” Rogers: Could there be more victims?

Drawing on her experience studying criminal behavior, Laura gives her perspective on Bud’s reported history, behavioral patterns, and profile—and discusses whether those factors could warrant looking more closely at other unexplained cases or potential victims.

After more than four decades of questions surrounding Lonene Rogers’ disappearance, the investigation has entered an extraordinary new chapter. But could the answers emerging in Lonene’s case raise questions that extend beyond Lonene?

Are there more victims? And if so, could someone else still be waiting for justice?
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What can Noah Presgrove’s injuries tell us about what happened during his final hours?

In Episode 14 of Partners in True Crime, Rob and Cindy Dorfmann are joined by Dr. Priya Banerjee, a board-certified forensic pathologist, for an in-depth examination of the medical evidence surrounding the death of 19-year-old Noah Presgrove.

Noah was found along U.S. Highway 81 in Jefferson County, Oklahoma, on the morning of September 4, 2023. His official cause of death was determined to be multiple blunt-force injuries, while the manner of death remains undetermined.

Dr. Banerjee helps us understand the findings documented in Noah’s autopsy, including the extensive trauma to his head, neck, torso and extremities. We examine the nature and severity of those injuries and discuss what forensic pathology can—and cannot—tell us about how they may have occurred.
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In this episode of Partners in True Crime, one of “Lonene’s Angels,” Rose Tarquinio, comes forward to reveal disturbing details about the alleged early criminal behavior of Alison Duiker’s father, Bud Rogers—and the troubling pattern she believes ultimately culminated in the death of Alison’s mother, Lonene Rogers.

Rose takes us back to the years before Lonene vanished, sharing what she knows about Bud’s past, the warning signs she says were already there, and information that raises an important question: Could what happened to Lonene have been prevented?
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