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Three 911 calls. One tragic morning. And questions that still demand answers.

In the early morning hours of September 4, 2023, 19-year-old Noah Presgrove was found dead along a rural highway in Jefferson County, Oklahoma. Three 911 calls were made that morning, setting in motion the emergency response to a death that continues to raise troubling questions.

In Episode 23 of Partners in True Crime: What Happened to Noah Presgrove?, investigative journalists and documentary filmmakers Rob and Cindy Dorfmann take a closer look at the 911 calls made during the early morning hours of September 4, 2023, with the help of a former Jefferson County 911 dispatcher.

Together, they analyze the calls, examine the information communicated to emergency responders, and explore the procedures dispatchers follow when handling a potentially critical incident.

What can the timing, language, and details of these calls tell us about the events surrounding Noah's death? Were there important questions that should have been asked? And could a closer examination of the calls help clarify the timeline of that morning?

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In Episode 29 of Partners in True Crime: Justice for Lonene Rogers, Rob and Cindy Dorfmann welcome attorney Neil Duiker, Alison's brother-in-law, who became an invaluable legal resource and advocate for the family during their decades-long pursuit of justice for Lonene Rogers.

For more than four decades, Alison and her family have faced unanswered questions, investigative frustrations, and the emotional toll of seeking accountability in a case that has remained unresolved for far too long.

As an attorney and family member, Neil brought a unique perspective to their struggle. He helped the family understand their legal options, navigate the complexities of the investigation, and confront the challenges of seeking information and answers from law enforcement.

How does a family fight for justice when an investigation stretches across generations? What legal avenues are available when answers remain elusive? And how do you hold onto hope when the system seems to move at a standstill?

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What really happened to Noah Presgrove in the final hours of his life? And who can help piece together the truth?

On September 4, 2023, 19-year-old Noah Presgrove was found dead along a rural highway in Jefferson County, Oklahoma, following a Labor Day weekend gathering with friends.

His death was attributed to multiple blunt-force injuries, but the circumstances surrounding those injuries have left his family and the public searching for answers.

In Episode 22 of Partners in True Crime: What Happened to Noah Presgrove?, investigative journalists and documentary filmmakers Rob and Cindy Dorfmann sit down with Ashley Chadwick for a conversation about Noah and the unanswered questions surrounding his mysterious death.

As the investigation continues to draw national attention, the search for answers remains focused on one critical question: What happened between the last time Noah was seen alive and the moment his body was discovered?

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A young man vanishes without a trace. Five years later, his family is still searching for answers.

On November 6, 2021, Bryan “Vladek” Hasel disappeared in Orlando, Florida. He was just 22 years old. Nearly five years later, his disappearance remains a mystery, and his family refuses to give up hope.

In this powerful episode of Partners in True Crime: Justice for Lonene Rogers, Rob and Cindy Dorfmann welcome Bethany Hasel to discuss the disappearance of her brother, Bryan Vladek Hasel, and her family's relentless efforts to find him.

What happened to Bryan? Where did he go? And could someone watching or listening hold the missing piece of information that could finally bring his family answers?

As the fifth anniversary of Bryan's disappearance approaches, his family is raising awareness and asking the public to help bring him home.

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What can a polygraph expert uncover by examining one of the most talked-about interviews in the Noah Presgrove case?

In this explosive new episode of Partners in True Crime, Cindy and Rob Dorfmann welcome renowned polygraph expert Lisa Ribacoff for an in-depth analysis of Jack Newton's interview and the questions surrounding the mysterious death of 19-year-old Noah Presgrove.

Noah was found dead along a rural Oklahoma highway on September 4, 2023, following a Labor Day weekend gathering with friends. His death was attributed to multiple blunt-force injuries, but the circumstances surrounding those injuries have continued to raise troubling questions.

Now, Lisa Ribacoff brings her professional expertise to the conversation, examining Jack Newton's statements, communication patterns, and interview responses through the lens of investigative interviewing and polygraph methodology.

What can an expert identify that an ordinary viewer might miss?

Does the way someone answers a question matter as much as the answer itself? What can hesitation, inconsistencies, or changes in a person's account actually tell investigators? And just as importantly, what conclusions can't be drawn from someone's behavior?

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In this powerful episode of Partners in True Crime, Cindy and Rob Dorfmann welcome Bruce Maitland of Private Investigations for the Missing, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping families find answers about their missing loved ones.

As the fight for justice for Lonene Rogers continues, Bruce joins the conversation to discuss the challenges families face when a loved one vanishes, the importance of independent investigations, and why persistence can make all the difference in cases that have gone unanswered for years.

What happens when families believe the system has failed them? How can private investigators uncover new leads? And what does it take to keep a missing person's case from being forgotten?

This episode explores the human cost of unresolved disappearances, the critical role of advocacy, and the determination of those who refuse to give up.

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Now, as new allegations emerge in a civil lawsuit, questions about the investigation are more urgent than ever.

In this explosive episode of Partners in True Crime, hosts Cindy and Rob Dorfmann welcome retired FBI investigator Stewart Fillmore and Terry L. Hunt Jr. for an examination of the Noah Presgrove case through the lens of federal investigative experience and oversight.

Together, they explore the unanswered questions, conflicting witness accounts, forensic evidence, and investigative challenges that have fueled growing demands for answers.

Could the FBI become involved? What would justify federal intervention? And what investigative steps might help uncover the truth?

As Noah's family continues its pursuit of answers, we examine whether additional investigative resources, forensic expertise, and independent scrutiny could help move this case forward.

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What happens when a mother vanishes, decades pass, and the fight for justice is far from over?

In Episode 26 of Justice for Lonene Rogers, Partners in True Crime welcomes renowned crime scene investigator Sheryl “Mac” McCollum, a nationally recognized forensic expert and founder of the Cold Case Investigative Research Institute.

Mac joins hosts Cindy and Rob Dorfmann and Alison Duiker for a compelling conversation about the mysterious disappearance of Lonene Rogers, the challenges of investigating decades-old cases, and the forensic techniques that can help uncover the truth.

As Lonene's family continues its relentless pursuit of answers, Mac brings her experience in criminal investigations, crime scene analysis, and cold case investigations to examine the questions that remain unanswered.

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Is it time for federal authorities to take a closer look at the mysterious death of Noah Presgrove?

In this explosive new episode of Partners in True Crime, Rob and Cindy welcome special guest Terry L. Hunt Jr. for an important discussion about the investigation into the death of 19-year-old Noah Presgrove and the possibility of federal oversight.

On September 4, 2023, Noah's body was discovered along a rural Oklahoma highway following a Labor Day weekend party. His death was officially attributed to multiple blunt-force injuries, but critical questions surrounding what happened that night remain unanswered.

More than three years later, Noah's family and supporters are still searching for answers.

Could federal involvement help bring new attention, resources, and accountability to this investigation?

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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and this week on Partners in True Crime, Rob and Cindy welcome special guest Rose Tarquinio for an important conversation about domestic violence, its devastating impact on victims and families, and the ongoing fight for justice.

As we continue our investigation into the disappearance and murder of Lonene Rogers, we turn our attention to an issue that affects millions of people: domestic violence and the countless victims who suffer in silence.

Through the lens of Lonene's story, this episode explores the importance of recognizing the warning signs of abuse, supporting survivors, raising awareness, and demanding accountability.

Domestic violence isn't always physical. Emotional abuse, intimidation, threats, manipulation, and financial control can be just as devastating. For many victims, finding a safe way out can be extraordinarily difficult.

This episode is about more than one case. It's about giving victims a voice, honoring those whose lives have been lost, and reminding survivors that they are not alone.

Join us for this special Domestic Violence Awareness Month episode of Justice for Lonene Rogers.

IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW NEEDS HELP:

National Domestic Violence Hotline
Call: 1-800-799-7233
Text: START to 88788
Website: www.thehotline.org

Free, confidential support is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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