A former Mason City, Iowa, woman claims she was chased by a man she saw standing next to the Key Apartments building where Jodi Huisentruit lived, less than a month before the news anchor was abducted in the apartment's parking lot. Although the incident has never been revealed publicly before, she told FindJodi.com that Mason City Police have known about it since the day it happened more than 28 years ago when her mother called them.
If you are new to Jodi Huisentruit’s unsolved abduction case, you can start getting up to speed by following our FindJodi website and listening to our podcast.
The Jodi Huisentruit billboard in Mason City, IA, will remain up in that community for at least another year. FindJodi has just signed a renewal contract for the billboard, which
June 27th is always a difficult day for Jodi Huisentruit’s family, friends and former colleagues. It marks another year with no answers to what happened to Jodi. This 27th anniversary
We often get comments and questions about some online video of Jodi Huisentruit's apartment in Mason City, IA. Many viewers have mistakenly believed that a 55-second video of Jodi's apartment unit was shot by Mason City Police Department crime scene investigators soon after Jodi was abducted. It was not. In fact, the video was first posted online in 2018 by CBS "48 Hours" after the true crime show focused an episode on Jodi's unsolved case.
ABC's 20/20 will air a new episode Friday night at 9/8c on the search for Jodi Huisentruit.
June 27, 2022 would mark 27 years since Jodi Huisentruit disappeared, without a trace, on her way to anchor the morning news at KIMT-TV in Mason City, Iowa. 27 years her family and friends have been left with no answers or accountability for Jodi's abduction in the parking lot a few feet from her apartment building. As part of our mission to help produce the most accurate record regarding the Huisentruit investigation, we have compiled a list of 26 facts about the unsolved mystery.
On June 27th, 1995, the day television news anchor Jodi Huisentruit disappeared, Kevin Skapura and assistant producer Amy Kuns were the only people in the KIMT newsroom.
In this episode of the FindJodi podcast, Brian Mastre reflected on the challenges of working in the KIMT newsroom back in the summer of 1995, reporting on a horrific crime that happened to a young colleague. He also shared his thoughts about the high-profile case that remains unsolved more than 26 years after his first report.
As the message on our FindJodi billboard and flyers says, if you have any information on what happened to Jodi: "Don't sit in silence, the time to talk is NOW."
