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The September/October 2017 issue of PI Magazine includes an interview with FindJodi's Caroline Lowe, focusing on the 22-year search for Jodi Huisentruit. Our Find Jodi team is grateful for this latest spotlight on Jodi's case, and for PI Magazine's permission to republish the article on our website. Media coverage like this piece helps keep Jodi in the public eye. We hope someone reading or watching a news report will come forward with the information critically needed to provide answers to what happened to Jodi.

Golfers say they remember Jodi telling them she planned to change her phone number the next day because she was receiving 'nasty, naughty' calls. The day before Jodi Huisentruit disappeared in June 1995, the Iowa anchorwoman spent several hours participating in a Mason City Chamber of Commerce golf tournament and awards dinner. She golfed with a team at the Highland Park Golf Course until rain cut the tournament short. Later that day, she attended the Chamber's social hour and awards dinner at the Mason City Country Club. In recent interviews with the FindJodi.com team, two golfers said Jodi told them she planned to change her phone number the next day because she had been getting "nasty" and "naughty" calls.

John Kooiker (R-Boyden) represents District 4 in the Iowa House of Representatives. He is a retired farmer, educator and rural mail carrier. He resides near Boyden with his wife, Sheryl, who served as his clerk in the 86th Assembly. He did not seek re-election in 2016 and therefore is retiring from public service. This week, Rep. Kooiker released a scathing letter criticizing the Mayor and Council for stonewalling his attempts to bring attention to the Huisentruit case. We have a copy of the letter. Click below to read more.

Police Chief Jeff Brinkley told FindJodi's Caroline Lowe he believes Jodi's remains are most likely within a couple of counties from where she disappeared on her way to KIMT TV in Mason City, Iowa, on June 27,1995. The chief said he's not ready to publicly rule out any potential suspect who has been investigated. He's been briefed on the case by MCPD investigators and hopes to read the entire case file before he finishes his first year on the job in January. Chief Brinkley said anniversaries of crimes can be important dates to perpetrators.

We are approaching the 21st anniversary of the disappearance of Jodi Huisentruit. Jodi was abducted from the parking lot of her apartment complex in the early morning hours of June 27th, 1995. Few details have been released in her case since that day, but according to Mason City Police Department, they continue to investigate leads in an effort to find Jodi and bring her abductor(s) to justice. Here is the latest statement from the department.

One Iowa Lawmaker is trying to encourage Mason City leaders to declare June 27, 2015 "Jodi Huisentruit Day". The letter originally had 100% support from House leaders. That's not the case anymore. Learn more about what Jodi's family, the City and MCPD think about the letter. Let us know what you think should be decided.

This story had been developing and below are the latest updates related to the recent news from the Jasper County Sheriff's office. FindJodi.com has followed the Copper Dollar Murders for