After ’48 Hours’, Jodi Huisentruit tips pick up at Mason City Police Department | North Iowa Crime & Courts | Jacksonville Fleet Management

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MASON CITY — Activity in the Jodi Huisentruit case has picked up since a CBS news documentary aired Dec. 15, officials said.

Reporters from "48 Hours" began reporting in Mason City days after Huisentruit disappeared on June 27, 1995. When the case stalled, CBS said its footage was shelved and never aired.

Vansice, 49, a district sales manager for Pfister Hybrid Seed Co., is believed to be the last person to see Huisentruit before her disappearance.

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There is no such time limit, HSI Assistant Director Matthew C. Allen also told the court, for putting such trackers on "airplane, commercial vehicles, and semi-tractor trailers, which has a significantly reduced expectation of privacy in the location of their vehicles."

Beth Bednar, author of "Dead Air," a book about the disappearance of Jodi Huisentruit, speaks during a gathering of friends and the FindJodi.com group June 5, 2018, in Mason City on the news anchor’s 50th birthday. 

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