Episode Details

The episode explores the Lodi Police Department’s ongoing efforts to resolve over twenty cold cases dating from 1967 to 2020. A significant portion of the narrative focuses on the 2002 double homicide of Timothie Layton and Danny Rogers, two men killed while sleeping in a car. By highlighting diverse victims—including the elderly and transient populations—the source illustrates the persistent challenges of forensic degradation and witness silence. It emphasizes how modern technological advancements, such as genetic genealogy and social media outreach, provide new hope for achieving justice. Ultimately, the episode serves as a call to action, urging the community to provide even the smallest details to help grant families long-awaited closure. This overview underscores the human cost of unsolved violent crimes in California’s Central Valley.






This episode includes AI-generated content.