The palm print was taken from the car and as I understand it there was blood present in the palm print. Corescadden's palm print was compared and it wasn't a match. At the time that I interviewed Lt. Vandeweerd of MCPD I asked him if it was possible it was Jodi's print and he said that was a possibility. It seems as though they would have an over abundance of prints belonging to Jodi that should have narrowed it down to her. The lack of a match with Corescadden and apparently Jodi puts someone else into the picture.

As for turning over all the information, MCPD will tell you that it is still an open case and they can't give out all the information they have.

We keep working, and trying to talk to anyone who might have information.

Is the palm print recorded in the CAPFIS database?
Was it determined what the size of the person was who left the palm print in question?

Now I have answers to my 'wondering' on the palm print. This must have been a violent abduction.
Surely Jodi's unit was processed for prints?

Sixties;

I believe the palm print was on the outside drivers side door. They could have had dozens of Jodi palm prints on the steering wheel to rule out Jodi as the print.

So the partial palm print was found on the driver's side door, but Jodi was opening the passenger's side door; I'm assuming to throw her belongings in, when she was hit?
Is this true?
If so, this is VERY odd.
Unless the abductor's car was parked right beside hers on the driver's side ( left side).
Did the drag marks and debris follow that pattern?

I Have a video clip from the ten year anniversary. Actually I

Could you possibly let us see that video? and/or freeze some of those pictures of her hairdryer and shoes in relation to the car?

I think you're right.
She was opening the drivers side, not the passenger's side.
I'm also trying to figure out if she was hit from behind ( which means the abductor and car were parked on her left side) OR if she was hit from her right side ( which means the abductor and car were parked perpendicular to her car ( like R. Linderman reported).

I honestly doubt there was much of a struggle. She was pretty small and I bet the hairdryer, shoes etc. flew out of her arms/hands the minute she was struck. It doesn't sound like they were that scattered...shoe beside front tire is not scattered, in my opinion.
Any items farther than that were probably moved randomly by people going to work that morning before the police got there.
Wonder who parked; if anyone; opposite of her parking place. Did that person go to work that morning?

Her purse and briefcase were taken though, right?

When I originally posted this topic, I questioned the people who may have been printed for palm prints I was aware that Corsecadden was not a match. However, in the original interview Gary did with Ms. Good, she was very taken back regarding the insistence of Jodi's acquaintance who had multiple trucks and did not want to drive Ms. Good home the night of the abduction in a specific truck of his.

I understand that individual either had a side business with people who work for him and those where the types of people I was referring to. Someone on instructions, who probably were well aware of Jodi's routine and may have done this. Have possible employees of possible suspects been palm printed?.

I'm not sure where I've heard this- maybe it's just word and mouth around Mason City. My mother was living in Mason City at the time and she could have had a few friends/relations who heard something 'underground'. But I thought it was general knowledge (I guess not for the online community) in this crime that at the crime scene, Jodi's keys were found bent in the door. To me, this indicates she saw the man approaching her, and was trying to quickly make it into the driver's side of her car. Makes sense to me.

Yes, abductions happen very quickly.
Most people have seen the video of the Kelsey Smith abduction that happened on a Saturday afternoon in a Target parking lot.
The perpetrator was 'flying' and the victim must have been hit with considerable force.
I would imagine it would have been a similar scenario in Jodie's case.

I wonder when the palm print was last run through data bases?