It's our hope that turning on lights again this year will remind people, especially in the Mason City area, that Jodi is still missing. You can use #LightsForJodi and #FindJodi in your social media posts to help raise awareness online.
Today marks 29 years since our Jodi went missing. It is hard to believe that it has now been almost 30 years since we last had a chance to talk
Today marks what would have been Jodi Huisentruit’s 56th birthday. Despite the years that have passed since her disappearance, Jodi’s vibrant spirit and enduring legacy continue to resonate with those who knew her and those who have come to know her story.
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
Television news anchor Jodi Huisentruit disappeared on June 27, 1995. Evidence points to Jodi being abducted from the parking lot of her apartment complex in Mason City, Iowa on her
Monday June 27th will mark 27 years since 27-year-old Jodi Huisentruit was abducted on her way to anchor the morning news at KIMT-TV in Mason City, IA. Jodi has not
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.
As Jodi Huisentruit's family and friends prepare to mark a milestone anniversary of her abduction, still waiting for answers, our FindJodi team asks people to leave a porch light on, or light a candle, in memory of the missing news anchor.
As our FindJodi team started discussing ways to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Jodi Huisentruit’s disappearance, none of us could have imagined the events of this Spring. And just as
The disappearance of anchorwoman Jodi Huisentruit is spotlighted in “Unsolved Magazine”, a new citizen detective crime publication launched last weekend at CrimeCon 2019 in New Orleans. The magazine was created by two former law enforcement professionals, Jim Nanos and Nicole Cusanelli. They also publish PI Magazine, a national trade publication for private investigators that ran story on Jodi in 2017.
