PARTNERS IN TRUE CRIME

In one of the most personal and emotional episodes of Justice for Lonene Rogers, Alison Duiker is joined by her brother, Aaron, for an intimate conversation about growing up under the shadow of suspicion surrounding their mother's disappearance.

For decades, their family has lived with unanswered questions and the painful reality that their own father has long been suspected of being responsible for Lonene Rogers' death. In this deeply moving interview, Alison and Aaron reflect on their childhood, the emotional toll of living with uncertainty, and the lasting impact those suspicions have had on their lives and their family.

They share memories of their mother, discuss what it was like growing up in an environment clouded by unanswered questions, and explain why they continue their relentless pursuit of truth and justice.

This episode is a powerful story of resilience, family, loss, and the unwavering determination to uncover what really happened to Lonene Rogers.

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Sixty-four years after one of the most daring prison breaks in American history, Partners in True Crime returns to the mystery that has fascinated the world for generations.

In this special CrimeCon episode, Rob and Cindy Dorfmann take listeners behind the headlines and into the extraordinary story of the men at the center of the legendary Alcatraz escape. Featuring exclusive insights from Ken Widner and Mike Lynch, this episode explores the enduring questions surrounding what really happened on the night Frank Morris and the Anglin brothers disappeared from America's most notorious prison.

Recorded during CrimeCon, we revisit decades of investigation, family testimony, FBI files, and the evidence that continues to fuel debate over whether the escapees died in the waters of San Francisco Bay—or successfully vanished into history.

Join us as we commemorate the 64th anniversary of the escape, share exclusive moments from CrimeCon, and examine one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in American criminal history.

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More than a decade after Molly Miller and Colt Haynes disappeared, the discovery and identification of their remains have brought new questions to the forefront—and renewed hope that the truth can finally be uncovered.

In this compelling episode of Partners in True Crime, renowned forensic pathologist Dr. Priya Banerjee joins Rob and Cindy Dorfmann for an in-depth analysis of the Medical Examiner's findings involving the recovered remains of Molly Miller and Colt Haynes.

Drawing on her expertise in forensic pathology and death investigation, Dr. Banerjee examines the documented findings, explains the science behind forensic examinations, and discusses what information medical evidence can—and cannot—reveal in complex cases involving skeletal remains.

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In this powerful episode of Justice for Lonene Rogers, veteran private investigator Jeff Walters joins Rob and Cindy Dorfmann to reveal the extraordinary investigative work that helped bring a family one step closer to the answers they had sought for more than forty years.

Jeff takes listeners behind the scenes of his investigation, detailing how he re-examined evidence, interviewed key witnesses, uncovered overlooked details, and built the trust necessary to confront difficult truths. His persistence and determination ultimately led to one of the most significant breakthroughs in the case—the moment Alison's father finally admitted responsibility for Lonene's death.

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For decades, the disappearance of Lonene Rogers has left a family searching for answers and a community haunted by questions that refuse to fade.

In this emotional and revealing episode, family members share a startling account of a conversation that has lingered in their minds for years—a statement they believe could change everything they thought they knew about Lonene's disappearance.

Was it a confession? A guilty conscience? Or the desperate words of a man carrying a burden too heavy to bear?

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For the first time, Lonene Rogers' uncles break their silence and share what they witnessed in the hours surrounding the day Lonene vanished without a trace.

More than four decades after Lonene disappeared from Pennsylvania, unanswered questions continue to haunt her family. In this powerful episode, her uncles recount the events they remember, the atmosphere in the community, and the troubling details that have stayed with them all these years. Their firsthand recollections offer a rare glimpse into a day that forever changed the Rogers family.

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What happens when the daughter of a convicted serial killer becomes the victim of a brutal unsolved murder?

In this special episode of Partners in True Crime, award-winning cold case investigator, CSI, and author Sheryl “Mac” McCollum joins Rob and Cindy Dorfmann to discuss her gripping new book, Swans Don’t Swim in a Sewer: Solving the Cold Case of the Flint River Killer’s Daughter.

Mac takes listeners behind the investigation into the murder of Melissa Wolfenbarger, the daughter of convicted serial killer Carl Patton, known as the Flint River Killer. Melissa vanished in 1998, only for investigators to later discover that she had been brutally murdered, dismembered, and discarded—while her killer remained free for years.

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In this compelling episode of Partners in True Crime, Rob and Cindy Dorfmann sit down with Trace Sergeant, the K-9 handler who was among the very first searchers deployed in the desperate effort to locate Molly Miller and Colt Haynesafter they vanished in rural Oklahoma in July 2013.

Just months after the disappearance, Trace and her highly trained search dog entered the rugged terrain where Molly and Colt were last believed to have been. In this exclusive interview, she shares what search teams encountered on the ground, the challenges of tracking evidence in difficult conditions, and her observations from one of the earliest searches connected to the case.

More than a decade later, with Molly and Colt's remains finally identified, Trace reflects on the investigation, the unanswered questions that continue to surround the case, and why those first critical days and months remain so important to understanding what happened.

What did search teams know at the time? Were opportunities missed? And could the answers have been there from the very beginning?

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In Episode 4 of Partners in True Crime: Justice for Lonene Rogers, Alison Duiker takes listeners inside one of the most emotional moments of her life — confronting her father in court decades after the disappearance of her mother, Lonene Rogers.

Hosts Rob and Cindy Dorfmann examine the timeline, the courtroom confrontation, and the unanswered questions surrounding Lonene Rogers’ disappearance in 1981. Could this case finally be moving toward justice after more than four decades?

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More than a decade after Molly Miller and Colt Haynes vanished following a late-night police chase, questions continue to surround what really happened in the woods of Love County, Oklahoma.

In this exclusive interview, Toby Thomas breaks down the difficult realities of conducting searches in rugged terrain, how remains can go undiscovered for years, and why he believes critical evidence may still be hidden. The episode explores search strategies, overlooked details, witness inconsistencies, and the emotional toll these investigations take on families still searching for justice.

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