Somewhere out there, someone knows what happened to Jodi Huisentruit. Today Jodi would have turned 58. She was a bright, warm young woman whose career as a television news anchor was just taking off when she vanished in the early morning darkness on her way to deliver the Daybreak newscast at KIMT-TV in Mason City, Iowa, on June 27, 1995.
Nine months before anchorwoman Jodi Huisentruit vanished on her way to work at KIMT TV in Mason City, Iowa, Jeff Brinkley began his career in law enforcement in Ames, Iowa
If Jodi Huisentruit were a reporter today, chances are she’d be doing a story on the big developments this week in the Jacob Wetterling investigation. Minnesota authorities announced Thursday that
A lot of people want to know what happened to Jodi Huisentruit, including Abby Kleinschmidt of Alexandria. Kleinschmidt grew up across the street from Jodi’s sister in Sauk Centre and was friends with Jodi’s nieces. Kleinschmidt was one of about 50 people who took part in “Finishing Jodi’s Journey,” a walk to remember the missing TV news anchor held Saturday, June 27 in Mason City, Iowa.
FindJodi.com team member Caroline Lowe takes a look back at investigating Jodi's case the past 20 years.
Twin Cities television station KARE 11 looks back at Jodi's case, chats with members of the FindJodi.com team and previews the Walk for Jodi scheduled for June 27th in Mason City, Iowa.
(Via Daily Mail) Police believe Jodi Huisentruit was abducted from the parking lot of her apartment building around 4am on June 27, 1995 The 27-year-old news anchor at Mason City,
KIMT-TV (the station Jodi worked for when she disappeared) takes a look back at the 20 years surrounding her case.
Today is Jodi Huisentruit’s 47th birthday. These photos show Jodi happily celebrating her 27th birthday in June 1995. Looking at the party photos, and with the 20th anniversary of her
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.
