Especially in this day and age, especially for women, I'm thinking, do they sit every anchor down and do like an orientation of safety procedures?

These kinds of things have happened.

Here are your best practices.

Do they do that kind of an orientation?

They don't.

At least I've never worked at a station that sat down as, you know, anchor or a reporter.

In fact, I worked at a station where our personal cell phones would be our work phones.

So we would give out our personal phone numbers, women as well, to the general public.

And I always thought,

really?

If we can get together, do this job, get it done right, I'd be very happy, and I think everybody else would be too.

It's been 22 years since a young anchorwoman from Minnesota went missing.

She was on her way to work when police believed she was attacked.

Jody Hoosyntrude was last heard from on June 27, 1995.

This is Frozen Truth, episode 13.

I'm Scott Ford.

To me, if you can prove that, that would be like I always now think in my mind,

is this like the pen in Amy's case?

Like all the new stuff you uncover.

I'm like, I wonder what the pen will be this time in Jody's case.

Jody Hoos and Trout was 27 years old when she woke up before dawn on June 27, 1995.

Almost every morning was an early one for Jody.

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