In this week’s episode of Cries from the Caribbean, we head to the quiet farming community of Gravel Hill, Clarendon, where a determined father refused to wait for answers after his daughter disappeared. Derricka Rogers, also known as Muffy, was last seen waiting at a taxi stand in Milk River. What unfolded next is a gut-wrenching story of persistence, heartbreak, and the lengths one father was willing to go to uncover the truth.

As the investigation continues and suspects remain unnamed, we unpack what’s been reported so far, the questions that still hang in the air, and why community involvement matters more than ever. This is a case that’s still developing in real time—and it’s one you’ll want to hear.

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