PARTNERS IN TRUE CRIME

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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Three years after 19-year-old Noah Presgrove was found dead along U.S. Highway 81 in Oklahoma, Partners in True Crime is going back to the beginning.

In Episode 13, Rob and Cindy Dorfmann restart their investigation by stripping away the rumors, theories, and speculation and returning to what can actually be established about the case.

What do we know? What does the physical evidence tell us? What has law enforcement concluded—and what remains unexplained?

We revisit the timeline surrounding Noah's final hours, examine the known facts of the case, and take a closer look at the circumstances surrounding his death and the unanswered questions that remain three years later.

And for the first time, Partners in True Crime releases never-before-heard testimony from a potentially crucial witness—information that could provide another piece of the puzzle surrounding what happened to Noah.

Noah's official cause of death was multiple blunt-force injuries, but his manner of death remains undetermined. No one has been criminally charged in connection with his death.

This investigation isn't about choosing a theory and making the evidence fit.

We're starting with the facts—and following them wherever they lead.

What happened to Noah Presgrove? The investigation begins again.

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For decades, Alison Duiker has been fighting for answers and justice for her mother, Lonene Rogers. Through years of frustration, unanswered questions, and an unwavering determination to keep her mother’s case alive, Alison refused to give up.

And through it all, her husband Hans Duiker has stood beside her.

In Episode 19 of Partners in True Crime: Justice for Lonene Rogers, Alison and Hans take us inside the latest chapter of their extraordinary journey as the case against Alison’s father moves into the courtroom.

This time, Alison had to do something few daughters could ever imagine: face her own father in court as he faces prosecution in connection with her mother Lonene’s death.

What was it like walking into that courtroom? What went through Alison’s mind when she saw her father? How did Hans support her through one of the most emotionally difficult moments of their journey? And after fighting for her mother for so many years, what does it feel like to finally see the case being heard in court?

Alison and Hans share the emotional reality behind the legal proceedings—the fear, anger, determination, and hope that have carried them this far.

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In this explosive episode of Partners in True Crime: Serial Killer Whisperer, we examine controversial changes in California’s criminal justice system and what they could mean for victims, families, and communities.

Killer X speaks out, sharing his perspective from inside the system and raising disturbing questions about the release and movement of people convicted of serious violent crimes.

What is really happening behind prison walls? Who is being considered for release? How are these decisions being made? And are victims and their families being given a meaningful voice in the process?

We break down the issues, separate what is known from what is alleged, and ask the questions victims’ advocates say deserve answers.

This episode takes a hard look at California’s policies surrounding violent offenders, parole, rehabilitation, public safety, and victims’ rights—and why families across the state are paying attention.

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For Alison Duiker, the fight for justice for her mother, Lonene Rogers, wasn’t just about solving a decades-old mystery. It meant confronting her own family history—and ultimately fighting to convince law enforcement that the person she believed responsible for her mother’s death was her own father, Clinton “Bud” Rogers.

In this powerful episode of Partners in True Crime, Alison takes us inside the long and painful road that led from a daughter searching for answers to a criminal case against her father.

For years, Alison says she struggled to get authorities to take her concerns seriously. She kept asking questions, gathering information, revisiting the circumstances surrounding her mother’s disappearance, and pushing for investigators to look again. What happens when the person fighting hardest for a victim is her own daughter—and she believes the suspect is also her father?

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In this breaking episode of Partners in True Crime: Justice for Lonene Rogers, Rob and Cindy Dorfmann discuss the court's decision allowing the prosecution of Clinton Randall “Bud” Rogers, the father of Lonene's daughter, Alison Duiker, to move forward in connection with Lonene Rogers' death.

For Alison, this moment has been decades in the making. She has spent years searching for answers about what happened to her mother and fighting to see the case heard in a courtroom. Now, the case moves into a new and critical chapter.

What did the court rule? What does the decision mean for the prosecution? What happens next for Bud Rogers? And could Alison finally be approaching the justice she has fought so long to achieve for her mother?

We break down the ruling, the latest developments, and what comes next in the case.

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In this explosive episode of Partners in True Crime, Rob and Cindy Dorfmann and Laura Brand welcome two of California's most outspoken voices on public safety—victims' rights attorney Nina Salerno and former Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert.

Together, they examine the controversial policies that have led to the early release of violent offenders, the impact of parole reform, resentencing laws, and what these changes mean for victims, prosecutors, law enforcement, and communities across California.

Are dangerous offenders being released too soon?

Who decides whether a convicted killer deserves another chance?

And what happens to the families left behind?

This in-depth conversation explores real cases, legislative changes, and the difficult balance between rehabilitation and public safety.

Whether you agree or disagree with California's criminal justice reforms, this is a conversation every citizen should hear.

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