Payton Moreland

By 5 a.m., Amy, the producer, calls again to ask Jodi what is going on. I mean, someone has to go on air that morning. And this time... Nobody answers at Jodi's home. So the clock was ticking and Jodi was supposed to be live on air at six. There was no sign of her and Amy knew that the station couldn't wait much longer. It's like they say, the show must go on.

By now, it had been three hours since Amy had supposedly woken Jodie up on the phone that morning. And so Amy is extremely worried at this point. It was one thing for Jodie to sleep in, but it was completely out of character for her to answer the phone, say she's coming in, and then not show up and miss an entire broadcast. She had never blown off her work like this before.

By now, it had been three hours since Amy had supposedly woken Jodie up on the phone that morning. And so Amy is extremely worried at this point. It was one thing for Jodie to sleep in, but it was completely out of character for her to answer the phone, say she's coming in, and then not show up and miss an entire broadcast. She had never blown off her work like this before.

By now, it had been three hours since Amy had supposedly woken Jodie up on the phone that morning. And so Amy is extremely worried at this point. It was one thing for Jodie to sleep in, but it was completely out of character for her to answer the phone, say she's coming in, and then not show up and miss an entire broadcast. She had never blown off her work like this before.

She cared too much about her job. And with Jodie still not answering the phone, Amy entscheidet, es ist Zeit, 9-1-1 zu rufen, um die Polizei zu fragen, um nach Jodys Wohnung zu gehen und einen Wohlfahrtscheck zu machen, um zu sehen, ob sie in Ordnung ist. Sobald Amy den Wohlfahrtscheck beantragt hat, rufen die Bewerber nach Jodys Wohnzimmer.

She cared too much about her job. And with Jodie still not answering the phone, Amy entscheidet, es ist Zeit, 9-1-1 zu rufen, um die Polizei zu fragen, um nach Jodys Wohnung zu gehen und einen Wohlfahrtscheck zu machen, um zu sehen, ob sie in Ordnung ist. Sobald Amy den Wohlfahrtscheck beantragt hat, rufen die Bewerber nach Jodys Wohnzimmer.

She cared too much about her job. And with Jodie still not answering the phone, Amy entscheidet, es ist Zeit, 9-1-1 zu rufen, um die Polizei zu fragen, um nach Jodys Wohnung zu gehen und einen Wohlfahrtscheck zu machen, um zu sehen, ob sie in Ordnung ist. Sobald Amy den Wohlfahrtscheck beantragt hat, rufen die Bewerber nach Jodys Wohnzimmer.

Bevor sie sogar die Chance hatten, in die Wohnung zu kommen, sahen sie etwas sehr interessantes. Jodie's car was parked out front and there were marks on the pavement. It kind of looked like someone had dragged something heavy across the ground. And on top of that, a bunch of Jodie's personal possessions were scattered all around her parking spot.

Bevor sie sogar die Chance hatten, in die Wohnung zu kommen, sahen sie etwas sehr interessantes. Jodie's car was parked out front and there were marks on the pavement. It kind of looked like someone had dragged something heavy across the ground. And on top of that, a bunch of Jodie's personal possessions were scattered all around her parking spot.

Bevor sie sogar die Chance hatten, in die Wohnung zu kommen, sahen sie etwas sehr interessantes. Jodie's car was parked out front and there were marks on the pavement. It kind of looked like someone had dragged something heavy across the ground. And on top of that, a bunch of Jodie's personal possessions were scattered all around her parking spot.

There were earrings, a blow dryer, a pair of red high-heeled shoes that were just strewn across the ground. Untertitelung. BR 2018 The police also found a partial palm print on the handle of the car, like someone had tried to open the door. Maybe it was Jodi, or maybe it was someone else who had tried to get inside that morning.

There were earrings, a blow dryer, a pair of red high-heeled shoes that were just strewn across the ground. Untertitelung. BR 2018 The police also found a partial palm print on the handle of the car, like someone had tried to open the door. Maybe it was Jodi, or maybe it was someone else who had tried to get inside that morning.

There were earrings, a blow dryer, a pair of red high-heeled shoes that were just strewn across the ground. Untertitelung. BR 2018 The police also found a partial palm print on the handle of the car, like someone had tried to open the door. Maybe it was Jodi, or maybe it was someone else who had tried to get inside that morning.

They haven't ever publicly confirmed whether they identified who the palm print belonged to. And interestingly, there was also a hair at the scene, but the police haven't said whether they know whose hair it was either. So they have evidence that they still haven't publicly identified. But here's what I do know.

They haven't ever publicly confirmed whether they identified who the palm print belonged to. And interestingly, there was also a hair at the scene, but the police haven't said whether they know whose hair it was either. So they have evidence that they still haven't publicly identified. But here's what I do know.

They haven't ever publicly confirmed whether they identified who the palm print belonged to. And interestingly, there was also a hair at the scene, but the police haven't said whether they know whose hair it was either. So they have evidence that they still haven't publicly identified. But here's what I do know.

The officers noticed this, and obviously we have the context that she was rushing to work. So these personal items in the parking lot aren't actually that mysterious. It's most likely that Jodi woke up, was in a rush, grabbed a bunch of her things that she was going to need at the station to get ready for work. And something happened while she was trying to get into her car.

The officers noticed this, and obviously we have the context that she was rushing to work. So these personal items in the parking lot aren't actually that mysterious. It's most likely that Jodi woke up, was in a rush, grabbed a bunch of her things that she was going to need at the station to get ready for work. And something happened while she was trying to get into her car.

The officers noticed this, and obviously we have the context that she was rushing to work. So these personal items in the parking lot aren't actually that mysterious. It's most likely that Jodi woke up, was in a rush, grabbed a bunch of her things that she was going to need at the station to get ready for work. And something happened while she was trying to get into her car.

So when the officers went into Jodi's apartment, everything there seemed neat and tidy. Not like the parking spot. Her apartment looked exactly how it was supposed to. With one exception. In her bathroom, the toilet seat was up. Which... If you live with a man or have a husband, that probably means that a man was the last person to use it.