18-month-old Ayla Reynolds disappeared from Waterville, Maine 10 years ago today. With the anniversary, there's also a renewed hope for answers. If you have any information about what happened to Ayla, please contact Maine State Police Major Crimes Unit – Central at 36 Hospital Street, Augusta, ME 04330; or you may call them at 207-624-7143. Email Scott: sfuller84713@gmail.com
One aspect of that location along the Missouri River in Bismarck, North Dakota where Sandra Jacobson's car was found doesn't seem to fit in the established theory of what happened to Sandra, and her 5-year-old son John. Neither has been seen since November 16, 1996. Please feel free to contact me with thoughts and theories about our Season 4 case: sfuller84713@gmail.com Find past episodes of the season here: spreaker.com/show/frozen-truth...
The same night she and her son disappeared in November 1996, Sandra Jacobson called the Bismarck, North Dakota Police Department to report satanic activity in the area. A fascination with Satanism and the occult took hold of American society during the 1980s. As it turns out, Bismarck has a longer and deeper connection to this dark taboo than most. Email me: sfuller84713@gmail.com Support our work: www.Patreon.com/FrozenTruth If you have information about this case, please contact the state Bure...
This episode is Part 2 of our conversation with Detective Tim Turnbull (Ret.) Not only did he serve as lead investigator on the case, but he’s one of very few remaining first-person witnesses to the scene of the abandoned car following Sandra and John’s disappearance on November 16, 1996. In this episode, we explore Detective Turnbull's theory of what happened. Support Frozen Truth here: www.Patreon.com/FrozenTruth Email me here: sfuller84713@gmail.com If you have information about this case, pl...
Detective Tim Turnbull (Ret.) investigated the Sandra and John Jacobson disappearance for the Bismarck Police Department in 1996. He joins us on this episode to share his recollection of the incident and his investigation. Support Frozen Truth here: www.Patreon.com/FrozenTruth Email me here: sfuller84713@gmail.com If you have information about this case, please contact the state Bureau of Criminal Investigation at 701-328-5500 or the Bismarck Police Department at 701-223-1212....
Sandra Jacobson and her 5-year-old son John disappeared from Bismarck, North Dakota on November 16, 1996. Sandra's car was found abandoned along the Missouri River with its keys still in the ignition. In Season 4 of Frozen Truth, we'll try to answer a simple question: what happened to Sandra and John? Support Frozen Truth here: www.Patreon.com/FrozenTruth Email me here: sfuller84713@gmail.com If you have information about this case, please contact the state Bureau of Criminal Investigation at 70...
After three seasons in three years, the podcast has come to a crossroads. I've made a decision about where we go from here. Details in this brief update episode... Also included is a promo for one of my other projects, FindJodi, which is a continuation of our Season 3 case. ( www.FindJodi.com ) Support our ongoing efforts here: www.Patreon.com/FrozenTruth
SEASON 1 UPDATE: A judge will order Dale Wayne Eaton to undergo a mental evaluation which could determine whether he will face the death penalty. http://www.frozentruthpodcast.com/2020/06/judge-to-rule-on-dale-wayne-eatons-mental-capacity/ Last month, following 15 years of appeals and court rulings, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Eaton's final appeal. Following that decision, Wyoming prosecutors have re-stated their intentions to continue pursuing Eaton's execution. Here's an update epi...
Going back to our Season 1 case; the 1997 disappearance of Amy Wroe Bechtel. There's been a long-awaited legal development relating to Dale Wayne Eaton, a possible suspect in Amy's case. This short update episode provides the latest... (For more on the Lisa Marie Kimmell case, and other coverage of Eaton, see my latest podcast productions for 'Dead & Gone In Wyoming', which is available wherever you listen to podcasts.) Support Frozen Truth in Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/frozentrut...
By popular demand, our D.B. Cooper episode. Darren Schaefer joined me last year to discuss his impressive podcast "The Cooper Vortex". https://thecoopervortex.podbean.com
For those of you who have followed along with our Season 3 investigation, I wanted you to be the first to know this news.
On New Year's Eve, a billboard in Mason City meant to raise awareness of Jodi Huisentruit's unsolved 1995 abduction was vandalized. Two men were involved in spray painting the name of a former Mason City police officer and the words "machine shed" on the billboard. Was this a random act of vandalism? Or does it have something to do with the case?
Jodi Huisentruit's name has appeared in local media quite a bit lately, mostly due to the research of consultant Steve Ridge. In this update episode, Steve joins me to discuss his newly public work on the Jodi case and topics ranging from a video taken of Jodi the weekend before she vanished, to the drug scene in Iowa at the time. (Here is the mentioned article Gary Peterson wrote in 2008 about Billy Pruin's death: https://www.findjodi.com/death-case-possibly-connected-to-the-huisentruit-case/ )...
More than 100 people lived in the apartment complex where TV news anchor Jodi Huisentruit disappeared in June 1995. I've been in the process of trying to locate as many of them as possible - now 25 years later - to ask them what they remember about the days and weeks leading up to her abduction. You'll hear from two of those neighbors in this episode.
For years, nobody knew about LaDonna Woodford. Nobody knew that, after Jodi Huisentruit disappeared and while speculation swirled about the possible involvement of John Vansice in the case, LaDonna was called to testify before a grand jury. Her testimony to the grand jury was a secret she'd been keeping from nearly everyone since the morning of June 27, 1995: She knew where John Vansice was on the morning Jodi disappeared. In this episode, you'll hear LaDonna's story....
I'm happy to resume our coverage of Amy Wroe Bechtel's disappearance from Lander, Wyoming in 1997. New Season 1 episodes are on the way! Over the next weeks and months, we'll dive even deeper into Amy's case, speaking with the people who knew her and the case. In this episode, I speak with Amy's brother Nels Wroe. He shares his concerns about Amy and Steve's relationship, and recounts what it's been like to search for answers to what happened to his younger sister 22 years ago. (By the way, my f...
Natrona County, Wyoming District Attorney Dan Itzen has announced that his office will continue to pursue the death penalty against convicted murderer Dale Wayne Eaton. In 1988, Eaton abducted and killed 18-year-old Lisa Marie Kimmell as she drove from Colorado to Cody, Wyoming. He was not connected to the murder until his DNA was matched in 2004, leading to his arrest and conviction. A jury subsequently sentenced him to death. Eaton, 74, has been appealing his conviction and sentence for the pa...
In this episode you’ll hear from Candy Host, Chairman of the Board of Jodi’s Network of Hope, which is is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit corporation founded in 2005 on the 10 year anniversary of Jodi’s abduction. The group promotes positive educational opportunities for students and supports safety training and awareness. In this episode you’ll also hear from Joe Vigil, who worked with Jodi at the campus television station when they were attending St. Cloud State University together, and then in Cedar...
I spent this last week of March 2019 in Mason City, where I was able to speak with some of those most closely involved with the Jodi Huisentruit case. The only witness in the case isn’t really an eye-witness to the crime at all. Randy Linderman was driving to work early that morning Jodi disappeared. He says he saw a white van appearing to idle in Jodi’s small apartment parking lot sometime before she disappeared. You’ll hear Mr. Linderman’s account of that morning in this episode. My thanks to ...
What is yet to be discovered about the disappearance of Jodi Huisentruit from Mason City, Iowa in 1995?
At the time Jodi Huisentruit disappeared Tony Jackson lived two blocks from KIMT-TV in Mason City, where Jodi worked. Two years later Jackson violently raped four women in the Minneapolis area. He was later connected by DNA to a total of six rapes in Iowa and Minnesota. One of the officer’s responsible for arresting Jackson in Minnesota was Jay Alberio. He joins me on this episode. He and others have contended that Jackson should be seriously considered by authorities in Iowa for Jodi’s disappea...
At the time Jodi Huisentruit disappeared Tony Jackson lived two blocks from KIMT-TV in Mason City, where Jodi worked. Two years later Jackson violently raped four women in the Minneapolis area. One of the officer’s responsible for arresting Jackson in Minnesota was Jay Alberio. He joins me on this episode. He, and others, have contended that Jackson should be seriously considered by authorities in Iowa for Jodi’s disappearance in 1995.
Tamara (Tammy) Baker spent a weekend with Jodi Huisentruit in June 1995 on a lake in Iowa City, Iowa. The friends water skied during the day, and the enjoyed the college town night life after dark. Jodi disappeared the following Tuesday. Here’s Tamara’s account of Jodi Huisentruit’s final weekend, and of her interactions with the man police have believed could be responsible for Jodi’s disappearance.
Mason City, Iowa police have never named a suspect in the 1995 disappearance of television news anchor Jodi Huisentruit, but they have ruled a few people out. One of those men ruled out by authorities in Jodi’s case was a violent serial rapist who stalked some of his victims before attacking them in their own homes. That man, 21 year-old Tony Jackson, lived two blocks from KIMT-TV in Mason City at the time Jodi vanished. Some question what information police have kept quiet about Jackson that le...
It took three days for the Mason City Police Department to declare the Jodi Huisentruit disappearance an abduction. Since then, the department’s investigation into one of Iowa’s most notorious cold cases has been thwarted by strange twists and turns.
There are no shortage of leads to follow in Jodi Huisentruit’s disappearance. Early on, the FBI and local investigators wondered if her disappearance might be related to other unsolved murders of young women in north Iowa.
There’s a dark side to television reporting that few watching are aware of. Could Jodi Huisentruit’s abduction be related to her profession as an on-air media personality?
Jodi Huisentruit disappeared from Mason City, Iowa on her way to work in June 1995. Jodi’s case will be the subject of Season 3. New episodes will be released bi-weekly on Sundays. Special thanks to Christine Penhale (TheTrueCrimeFiles.com) and James Wilcox (KETV, Omaha) for their time in this episode.
This epilogue episode is the Season 2 finale of Frozen Truth. Will this case be resolved?
Two children who were placed by Maine’s Department of Health and Human Services and its Office of Child and Family Services have died in the last year. Both deaths were determined to be the result of child abuse at the hands of their foster caretakers. One state lawmaker called the events a “colossal failure” of the state’s government, adding: “we have miserably failed these kids.” The agency has been accused of systemic failures for two decades and before they became involved in the Ayla Reynol...
