Thomas Corscadden, a convicted sex offender who was investigated and later cleared by police in connection with Jodi Huisentruit's disappearance, has died.
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.
It's come to our attention that some has posted to Craigslist with an offer of a million dollars for information leading to Jodi Huisentruit. While we would love to make this offer, it's simply not doable - or true for that matter. Our tip line phone number was used to encourage tipsters to come forward.Keep in mind, if we ever make a reward available, we will do so on OUR website and it will be obvious that we are the organization putting up the reward (or will specifically explain in detail who the donor will be).
Our most recent post, revealing Mason City police executed a search warrant, one year ago today, seeking GPS data for two vehicles connected to John Vansice, struck a big chord. We were not surprised. Vansice was a friend of Jodi’s who claimed to be the last person to see her alive. He was interviewed by police early on in the investigation, denied he had anything to do with her disappearance and told reporters back in 1995 that he passed a lie detector test.
Development: FindJodi.com has learned the Mason City Police Department executed a search warrant seeking GPS data from 2 vehicles related to John Vansice back on March 20, 2017. The "interested party" on the public records from the Iowa Courts Online Search is officially listed as Arthur John Vansice, Vansice's full legal name. We're not sure if 72-year-old John Vansice, who now lives in Arizona, owned the vehicles, if he borrowed them, or if he was in Iowa at all. The two vehicles listed in the court files are a 1999 Honda Civic and 2013 GMC 1500.
