Best place to permanently hide a body is in the ground...
I heard that in most cases the body would resurface after a few months (provided it didn't get caught on something underwater)? Also have the police searched the nearby bodies of water?
Yeah, Laci Peterson's 'husband' found out the hard way that water - even the ocean - is not the best place for a freak to dump his loving spouse... and unborn son
I was thinking the killer weighted it down.
There is a lot of farm land in Iowa, it gets cultivated, some land gets dug up for construction. After all these years a lot of land has been turned over.
It is possible. She was so close to that river. Who knows though? Who had anything to gain by killing her?
One of the news videos shows them searching in the water near her apartment. It's hard to find anything in a river or lake. Let's hope she's on land. Even then, where do you go look? They can't dig up the whole state of Iowa. That's why I sometimes ask people where would you search at? What equipment would you use? I know metal detecting clubs are always looking for new places to search. Let's point out some of these areas to those clubs and, who knows, maybe they will find Jodi or something else that could help to solve a crime. I'm sure there are some areas to search in that are more probable than other areas. For example that area not too far from Britt. That area is a likely comfort zone for one of the suspects. What search areas would anyone else suggest?
Your question intrigued me so I decided to read up on the research statistics and found some interesting documents:
One thing that may help solve this case is get the area chu
Your conclusion of distance is similar to my conclusion. I had previously stated that she would probably be found 12 miles or less from Mason City. Knowing which direction that car left the parking lot that morning may be helpful.
On November 1, 1999 female skeletal remains were found in Kansas City, Kansas. The examination determined the lady would have been 26 to 40 years old. No positive Identification was ever made. I don't know how they do the comparisons but I am wondering could this be Jodi Huisentruit? The Namus case number is #99101590. I realize this doesn't coincide with some of my other Ideas, but new information sometimes changes old ideas.
For her job.
Any idea when? Also, though it may be the obvious (and likely) reason, it is not necessarily the correct reason, since there were closer places she could have moved to for her job (KIMT has/had 3 other stations in Minnesota). Do you have a source that I could refer to?
You go where you are offered a job, you dont get to pick the location.
Just to clarify that's the ME/C Case number (whatever that is) - the actual NamUs id is #2436 (The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)).
I see, thanks for clarifying! What do you think about an old acquaintance being a suspect?
It's certainly a possibility.
Interesting, something to consider, wondering what about Jodi's shoe size..
