• FindJodi Podcast expands to YouTube, bringing Jodi's case to new audience

    Media3 months ago

    FindJodi Podcast expands to YouTube, bringing Jodi's case to new audience

    FindJodi has released more than 30 podcast episodes on YouTube, expanding access to in-depth reporting on the unsolved abduction of KIMT-TV news anchor Jodi Huisentruit. As part of FindJodi’s ongoing effort to broaden awareness and inform new audiences about Jodi's case, podcast host Scott Fuller and FindJodi Team Member Brian Wise collaborated to bring the series to YouTube.

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Caroline Lowe, FindJodi.com

News8 years ago

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.

Tribute8 years ago

The night before she disappeared, Jodi Huisentruit called her good friend Kelly Torguson in Mississippi. Kelly wasn't home so Jodi chatted with Kelly's husband who answered their phone. After Jodi's abduction, Mason City police flew Kelly to Iowa as part of their investigation and effort to interview everyone who knew Jodi. Kelly's mom, Beverly Salonen of Glenwood, Minnesota, fondly remembers Jodi and recently shared several photos and her memories of Jodi.

Tribute8 years ago

We continue to honor Jodi Huisentruit with tributes from those who knew her. Joe Vigil was a friend of Jodi's whom he met while they were journalism students at St. Cloud State and later worked together in 1992 at KGAN TV in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Joe is now the main coanchor at KTVA-TV in Anchorage, Alaska. He sent this tribute as he observes this 22nd anniversary of Jodi's disappearance.

Tribute8 years ago

22 years is far too long for a young woman to be missing, a family forced to wait for answers on her whereabouts and a case to remain unsolved. Here we are again at another frustrating and sad milestone in the disappearance of Jodi Huisentruit. For years, the FindJodi.com, Inc. team has followed up leads and attempted to gain a foothold in the case. Despite years of digging, we're not there yet. But that doesn't mean we haven't made progress. Here is a look at tributes to Jodi, 22 years in the making.

Police Chief Jeff Brinkley

Since 2002, members of the FindJodi.com, Inc. team have analyzed thousands of leads. We've taken the most sensitive and important leads to the Mason City Police Department as part of our protocol to ensure that have the information to assist them in their investigation. Over the years, we've worked with many investigators. Most recently, FindJodi.com team member Caroline Lowe chatted Chief Jeff Brinkley. It's a follow up from the interview she conducted when he was new to the position in early 2016. The following is an excerpt of that recent conversation as the Chief and Caroline talk about the upcoming anniversary, the case where it stands currently, reading up on the case file and how the public can still help in a case the Chief says is still 'solvable' and 'prosecutable'.

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Tribute8 years ago

It's been 22 years since Iowa anchorwoman Jodi Huisentruit celebrated her 27th birthday with friends. It would be her last. Photos show Jodi happily enjoying the party in Clear Lake, Iowa.

Jodi Huisentruit

News9 years ago

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.

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