We hope the billboard featuring a smiling photo of Jodi Huisentruit and the message: "Don’t sit in silence…the time to talk is NOW” will convince anyone with possible information on Jodi’s abduction to come forward immediately.
We hope that by turning on lights again this year, it will remind people - especially in the Mason City area - that Jodi is still missing. You can use #LightsForJodi and #FindJodi in any social media postings to help raise awareness.
On this episode of the FindJodi Podcast, former KIMT-TV anchor and reporter Karen Fuller recounts her professional and personal memories of Jodi, including helping to move Jodi in to the same apartment complex that would be a crime scene following her abduction.
Our 11th FindJodi podcast features a conversation with Patty Wetterling, Jacob Wetterling's mother.
A “48 Hours” episode last month raised questions about whether a Manchester, Iowa man convicted in February of murdering 18-year-old Michelle Martinko in Cedar Rapids 40 years ago might also be connected to the abduction of news anchor Jodi Huisentruit in 1995. In this episode of the podcast, FindJodi team member Caroline Lowe interviews the lead detective on the Martinko case about the possibility of a link, and what might be done in the Huisentruit investigation to finally close that cold case as well.
CBS “48 Hours” on Saturday will spotlight a 40-year-old Iowa murder case that has raised questions about whether the killer could be linked to Jodi Huisentruit’s abduction.
FindJodi.com recently obtained a copy of a 1994 police report documenting a call from Jodi Huisentruit to the Mason City Police Department regarding a man in a white truck who had been following her.
A Cerro Gordo County, Iowa, judge has ordered sealed a search warrant in the Jodi Huisentruit investigation for another year.
One of the most unforgettable images from the crime scene where Jodi Huisentruit was abducted was her red Miata Mazda convertible being processed by investigators, and then towed away from her Mason City, IA, apartment complex. Our FindJodi team recently tracked down the 1991 car and met with its current owner, who lives in Wisconsin.
Barring another successful federal court appeal, one of Iowa's most notorious killers and meth kingpins will be executed on Friday. Dustin Honken murdered his five victims in 1993, but their bodies were not found buried near Mason City, Iowa, until seven years later, in 2000. The victims included a federal witness, the witness' girlfriend, her two young daughters and another potential witness. FindJodi also received a letter from Angela Johnson, an accomplice in the drug-related killings.
