previously on Frozen Truth. Well, she apparently went out to her car, I guess, after she was

late going into work, and that was the last anybody had ever seen of her. She was on her way to work

at the TV station one morning in 1995, and she vanished in the parking lot, and there were a few

clues found, and there were a couple of suspects, but nobody was arrested, and the case

remains unsolved to this day. It's mystery. As morning became afternoon, and the news of the missing TV anchor spread like wildfire throughout Mason City.

And while it spread just as quickly in Jody's native Minnesota, many and maybe even most,

were initially of the belief that they'd find Jody.

I mean, she had to enter the parking lot about 4.30, maybe 4.45. As she was going

to the car, she was attacked from behind. A scream was heard. Apparently, she was struck

and dragged unconscious, her dead, to the assailant's waiting vehicle. Now, from there on,

in it's pretty much conjecture. At the same news conference that

first weekend, police revealed an associated vehicle. They were looking for a white mid-1980s

Ford Econnelline van. They believed to have been parked at the apartment complex before 4 a.m.

On the morning, Jody disappeared the previous Tuesday.

Are you able or willing to say any more about those police officers involvement in the

Jeteries?

I don't have a ton of specifics.

Obviously, I've hoped with them 10 and a half years and I actually get along with them as people, but if this is potentially true, it needs to be taken seriously,

which I believe has not happened, at least on the part of Mason City Police Department

and City-Mason City supervisors and administrators.

Schlieper had been brought in from the outside because the city fathers were looking for a change agent in the department.

Assuming he's innocent, the dumbest thing he ever did in his life was insert himself kind of the way he did in that week or so after she disappeared.

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