Derrick and Roxanne Duehren were living their dream life just outside Portland, Oregon in 1996 until a mysterious fire in the garage would take her life and leave all eyes on her husband Derrick.
In today’s episode Alisha will tell us the story of 34 year old Roxanne Duehren; how her murder, presumed to be a closed case, may leave some feeling a lack of justice. Emily will share a little bit about the history of fire science. As a special treat, MITR is joined by our delightful friends from the podcast Forensic Myles to discuss everything about this case!
This week’s promos are from…
They Will Kill, a true crime podcast hosted by sisters, Courtney and Sadie Eck, who are ravenous consumers of all things murder-y.
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Strictly Stalking, each week hosts Jaimie and Jake dive into unique stalking cases, interviewing stalking survivors, advocates, and experts
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Forensic Myles THE companion podcast to your favorite true crime show Forensic Files. There's always more to the story!
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Sources
Forensic Files - season 11 episode 39 | Findagrave.com - Roxanne Marie Duehren | Duerhren Murder Trial | Duerhen.com | Riverview Place Apartments | My Appliances Service - Gas Dryer vs Electric Dryer | | Science Learn - What is Fire | ABA Journal - Long Held Beliefs About Arson Science | PBS - How Arson Investigation Has Changed | Crime Reads - On the New Science and Past Mistakes of Fire Investigation | Tucson.com - court Tuscon Man Wrongly Jailed | Britanica.com - Scientific Method
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