Margie Marie Stocks Rogers, 58, was killed on April 27, 1991, while working at Rogers Roost, the small convenience store and gas station she co-owned with her husband off Interstate 70 in Thompson Springs, Grand County, Utah. Early that morning she was shot twice and the cash register was robbed; investigators documented that a .22-caliber handgun was used. Deputies found Rogers inside the store after the killer entered during opening hours, took a small amount of cash, and fled into the open country along the interstate.

Within a day authorities stopped and detained 45-year-old Phillip Carl Jablonski at a Kansas rest area and Grand County investigators went there to question him about the Thompson Springs killing. Prosecutors in Utah charged him with first-degree murder, aggravated sexual assault, and aggravated robbery in Rogers’s death; later accounts identify her as one of five victims in a violent spree that April.

If anyone knew Margie, worked at Rogers Roost, or remembers that highway area in April 1991, please share information that might add to her story.