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disappearance of Jody Hussentrute. Please check out part one for the beginning part of this

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Music There's a reporter who was at K-IMT with Jody, and he's interviewed on fight.

He's still a successful anchor person in TV news, not in Iowa, but it's just, I think

he's in Nebraska now.

And he was interviewed by Find Jody.

And I thought his statement was just heartbreaking because he was talking about this balance. And I just want to read

just a little transcript from him where he's talking about covering his colleagues. And he didn't

claim that he and Jody were very close, but they worked together. And so suddenly he's hearing this news like,

oh, she's disappeared and some very, very scary circumstances in the crime scene, right? And then

they have to report on it. And he has to, like, within hours, do a report on this person. Right. He has to do

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