previously on Frozen Truth.

Not only was Tony Jackson living in Mason City in 1995 when Jody disappeared, which was two years

earlier, than the race, but he lived two blocks from the station.

And we did some more digging.

He found the proximity.

I ended up finding his girlfriend that he was broken up with at the time, tractor down in another state, looked a lot like Tody.

I mean, I don't know how extensively they looked at Tony Jackson, so without knowing that,

I would probably say 80%.

Sometimes, you know, people are looking for something, but Tony Jackson denies he had anything

again to do with Jody, and so you have the stalemaking the claims.

Was there a frustration about Tony Jackson that you didn't know how closely they were looking

at him, but do you think they took him seriously enough at the time he came up to you?

It's really hard to say. We did not feel initially when we went down there the reason

we were even approached by law enforcement in Minnesota, but they thought he wasn't taken very seriously.

When I started this podcast about a year ago now,

three cases ago now, which is crazy to think about. But when I submitted

the podcast to iTunes, one of the questions they ask on the forum is what category is your podcast?

Interesting. I didn't know. There is no true crime category. There probably should be by now.

It's not news and politics. It's not really

culture. Eventually, I selected personal journals. A lot of investigative podcasts you might have listened to.

Great ones, by the way. Do all the work first over months and years sometimes. Then they outline the show, episode by episode.

That's not the way I've chosen to do these three seasons of Frozen.

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