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AUGUST 2010
We're working to expand our archives. Please send any information on Jodi's case you may have to add to our archives. Thanks for your support.


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Jodi's Story

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Jodi Sue Huisentruit was a television news anchor for KIMT-TV, in Mason City, Iowa. It is believed that she was abducted while on her way to work in the early morning hours of June 27th, 1995. She was 27 years old at the time. This page is dedicated to a new investigation in hopes to find any information related to the case. This is the most accurate and up to date source for Jodi Huisentruit information. Your questions and comments are always welcome.
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Funding Drive for Scanners PDF Print E-mail
Written by Josh Benson   
Tuesday, 31 August 2010 15:12


If you've read the post below, you know that Gary and I are expanding our archives and preparing all the material we have into a digital format. In the coming months, we'll be archiving video and creating back-ups, along with scanning all of our documents so we have several copies of them. We need your help for this step.

product_neatdeskPerhaps you've seen the Neat Scanner on TV or on the web. After researching scanners, we found that Neat Scanner can quickly and effectively scan our documents into a digital format. It works cross platform as well. Gary and I want to purchase two of these scanners and get to work digitizing the thousands of documents in our case file.

Each scanner is $400. Update (9/1/10): we've managed to work with the good people at Neat to get a discount on the scanners. So we're getting them for 1/2 price. So now we only need to come up with half of what we were planning. We're hoping this is much more doable. We're looking to the visitors and members of this website to make donations so we can get these scanners quickly and get to work.

You can see the progress on the right side of the screen. Thank you in helping us reach the goal and move foward in compiling and digitizing our massive case file. We feel that once these files are digitized and collected into a massive archive, we can quickly search and analyze our data. That will only help in case research when following up and adding more leads. Thanks to those who have donated in the past.  We appreciate your support and keeping the search for Jodi active.

Again, to donate or see the progress of our funding drive, just look to the right of this screen you can use the donate button to add a donation via credit card, eCheck or paypal payment.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 02 September 2010 00:16 )
 
Call to Expand Archive PDF Print E-mail
Written by Josh Benson   
Thursday, 26 August 2010 00:44

file_cabinetFindJodi.com is searching for more materials regarding Jodi and her case. We're asking frequent visitors of this website, Jodi's friends and acquaintances to contact us if they have any materials we can add to our website and archive. We'd like to continue to expand the archive so people have a wealth of knowledge when they come to this site to learn more about Jodi Huisentruit.

Also, we'd like to remind our users of the importance of donations. FindJodi.com's expenses are paid for by Josh and Gary, and the occasional donation. Donations have really dropped off in the last year. We've received only about two or three. And we have the same users supporting the site every year. To them, we are very grateful for the donations. Donations allow us to cover hosting and software costs and expenses accrued while following up leads. Right now, we'd just like to focus on website support. If you can donate a few bucks to Jodi's cause, you can do so on the left side of the page. Credit cards, eChecks and paypal donations are all options - and the donation is page is secure.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 31 August 2010 21:10 )
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Scanner Fund

Help FindJodi.com reach their goal in purchasing two high-speed scanners for digitizing thousands of case documents.
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