To help keep Jodi visible in the area where we believe someone has information about what happened to her, FindJodi has created a new flyer with a simple message: Still Missing.
On what should have been a day celebrating Jodi's 53rd birthday, the thoughts of the FindJodi team are with all of those who knew Jodi in life, and especially her family.
Television news anchor Jodi Huisentruit was abducted from the parking lot in front Building C of the Key Apartment complex in Mason City, Iowa on June 27, 1995. One of Jodi's neighbors in the building, a man named John O'Meara, joins us on this episode of the podcast.
In Jodi's case, so far, there's far more known about what didn't happen than what did.
A white van has been referenced in connection with Jodi's disappearance countless times since she was taken from the parking lot of her apartment complex on June 27, 1995. The van is mentioned in the timeline so often it's practically become a fact of the case. As one of Jodi's co-workers said 10 years after she vanished: "white vans still trigger something in my head." But the truth is, we don't know for sure what Jodi's abductor(s) drove that morning.
On this episode of the FindJodi Podcast, former KIMT-TV anchor and reporter Karen Fuller recounts her professional and personal memories of Jodi, including helping to move Jodi in to the same apartment complex that would be a crime scene following her abduction.
In 2004, convicted sex offender Thomas Corscadden was questioned by police in connection with television news anchor Jodi Huisentruit's disappearance from Mason City, Iowa in 1995. In the most recent episode of the FindJodi podcast, Corscadden's daughter Allysha makes her first public comments about her father.
In our second Q&A episode, FindJodi team members Caroline Lowe, Jay Alberio, and Scott Fuller answer listener questions and comment on recent events surrounding the Jodi Huisentruit case. Listen to
The latest episode of the FindJodi podcast is an hour-long focus on Tony Jackson, who was convicted in 1998 of raping four women in Minnesota. Listeners will also hear Jackson, in his own words, through archival audio recordings.
FindJodi, Inc. has just learned of possible human bones discovered on the shore of the Winnebago River near the Key Apartments.
Our 11th FindJodi podcast features a conversation with Patty Wetterling, Jacob Wetterling's mother.
