On the evening of January 6, 1981,

Lonine Lonnie Rogers, a 29-year-old mother of two, returned to her home in Hayfield

Township, Pennsylvania after work.

A blizzard was sweeping through the area, but Lonnie had

plans to tell her abusive husband Bud that she and the kids were leaving him for good. According to

Bud, the two argued that night and Lonnie left the home around 1245 a.m. leaving behind her car,

purse, hearing aids, and even her children. She was never seen or heard from again.

Despite decades of speculation and renewed advocacy efforts,

Lonnie's case remains unsolved,

leaving her family and community asking,

what happened to Lonnie Rogers? ... The Hey everyone. Welcome back to Detective Perspective. My name is Derek Lavasser. I'm a licensed

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this is another case where many of you are going to come to a conclusion about this case, as I have, and you will be

extremely frustrated. But I don't say this to be mysterious or to hold your attention. There's a

reason that this case hasn't been solved yet. It's either because law enforcement didn't do their

job. There just wasn't enough evidence to implicate a specific person or we're all looking in the

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