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.
On this episode of the FindJodi Podcast you'll hear a team discussion of missing person cases. Why do some of these cases receive national media attention, while others get none at all? What can families and loved ones of the missing do to maximize media coverage? What can be done to improve the systems involved in these investigations?
On June 27th, 1995, the day television news anchor Jodi Huisentruit disappeared, Kevin Skapura and assistant producer Amy Kuns were the only people in the KIMT newsroom.
In this episode of the FindJodi podcast, Brian Mastre reflected on the challenges of working in the KIMT newsroom back in the summer of 1995, reporting on a horrific crime that happened to a young colleague. He also shared his thoughts about the high-profile case that remains unsolved more than 26 years after his first report.
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."
In podcast #26, former federal prosecutor Tad DiBiase talks about the challenges investigating and trying murder cases in court when the victim’s body is missing.
On this episode of the FindJodi podcast, team members Scott Fuller and Caroline Lowe share their impressions of the Key Apartments, where television news anchor Jodi Huisentruit was abducted on June 27, 1995.
A search warrant connected to the Jodi Huisentruit investigation has been sealed for another year.
On this episode of the FindJodi podcast, the team shares witness accounts we've gathered from other residents of the Key Apartments complex in 1995, which might shed some light on what happened to Jodi before sunrise 26 years ago.
The goal of the FindJodi.com website and podcasts is to keep Jodi Huisentruit’s case in the public spotlight through a fact-based investigative process. That means the information we share must be thoroughly accurate. Our singular focus is on finding out what happened to Jodi. Speculative, unverified rumors can be intriguing, but they are inconsistent with our goal of reporting with accuracy. As a result, we'll be shutting of post comments in the coming days.
In our latest Q&A podcast episode, FindJodi co-founder Josh Benson and team members Caroline Lowe and Scott Fuller answer your questions about our efforts and Jodi's case.
