FindJodi

Find Jodi's Q&A Episode #4 centers on what has and has not changed in Jodi's Mason City disappearance, with Scott Fuller and Caroline Lowe saying the show now has 32 or 33 episodes and will not publish just to keep a schedule.

FindJodi's "Reflecting on 27 Years" revisits Jodi Husentruth's June 1995 disappearance from Mason City, Iowa, through the 27th remembrance event in front of KIMT.

["Retired FBI profiler Julia Cowley says Jodi Husentruth's June 27, 1995 disappearance in Mason City, Iowa looks like a planned blitz attack rather than a spontaneous confrontation.", "FindJodi hosts Scott Fuller and Caroline Lowe talk with Cowley, who spent 22 years at the FBI and worked in the Behavioral Analysis Unit from 2009 to 2021.", "Cowley explains profiling as reading repeated behavior patterns and uses her own habit of setting three alarm clocks to show how routine can reveal a personality.", "She also addresses scene details like the lack of blood, the untouched belongings, a partial palm print on the car, and a hair whose root is unknown."]

Retired FBI profiler Julia Cowley uses the Find Jodi bonus episode to break down why the Golden State Killer case turned on crime-scene pattern analysis, not just DNA.

Scott Fuller and Caroline Lowe spend this Find Jody episode inside the details of Jody Husentrout's Mason City apartment, using the WCCO walkthrough to separate evidence from later assumptions.

This episode discusses the ongoing investigation into the 1995 disappearance of Iowa news anchor Jodi Huisentruit, including a possible stalking angle.

The episode provides an update on the Find Jodi team's ongoing investigation into the 1995 disappearance of news anchor Jodi Huisentruit.

This episode recounts the unsolved disappearance of TV news anchor Jodi Huisentruit in 1995 and updates listeners on the case.

This episode presents the timeline of Jodi Huisentruit's disappearance in 1995 and introduces the FindJodi organization's mission.