Jody Sue Hoosentroat was a 27 year old from Mason City, Iowa.

She was a reporter and had dreams of hosting a national news show.

In the early morning hours of June 27th, 1995, Jody left for work.

However, she never arrived.

Jody's possessions would later be found strewn across her apartment's parking lot. She was never seen again.

I'm at Denzel and this is unfound. Oh, Anyone who knows me well knows I like being on time. In fact if you watch the live

show on Wednesday nights on YouTube you know it's not uncommon for me to start the proceedings

a few minutes early.

When I go to disc golf tournaments, I get there well before I have to tee off. I like to warm up a lot more than other players.

I like to see how others are playing. I like to get a feel for the atmosphere, the weather,

the demeanors of my competitors.

And even with this podcast, how many times do I post it before the usual time of 2 p.m. Eastern.

I'm guessing more often than other hosts do.

Why is this? Why do I like to be early?

I think it's mainly because I hate the feeling of having to rush. Like being stuck in a

traffic jam when you're 15 minutes away from an appointment that starts in 10. one of the most uncomfortable feelings in the world.

But in some cultures, not being on time is accepted.

They make plans to get together at 2 p.m. yet nobody shows up until 3 and nobody cares.

Even saying that just sounds so strange. Not sure I could learn to deal with that. Well in the disappearance of Jody

Hoosentrut, when she didn't get to work on time, a coworker called. Jody answered, saying she had slept in,

and that she'd be there as fast as she could.

Then she was gone.

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