The Team

Our role at FindJodi has never been to be the loudest voice in the search for Jodi. It's to make sure real information reaches the people who can actually act on it, and to protect the integrity of that information, and people connected to it, along the way.

In the years since Jodi was abducted, there have been countless searches, promising leads, numerous true-crime programs, and decades of work by dedicated investigators. And still, one thing remains unchanged: someone knows what happened to Jodi. And they must stop sitting on that secret.

Whenever I am in Mason City, Iowa, I always stop by the Key Apartments parking lot where Jodi Huisentruit was abducted on her way to anchor the morning news at KIMT-TV on June 27, 1995.

We are pleased to announce that television photojournalist Brian Wise has joined FindJodi, Inc. as the newest volunteer member of our team.

We are excited to announce that Holly Keegel has joined FindJodi, Inc. as the newest member of our team. Holly comes to us with a strong investigative background, having served as a member of the Minneapolis Police Department for over 31 years, retiring as a sergeant in 2019. During her distinguished career, she has held various roles, including patrol officer, investigator and supervisor of multiple specialty units within Minnesota's largest local law enforcement agency.

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

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."

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.