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MURDER
CASE #: 2001-15
MURDER CASE #: 2001-15
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Jill Lyn Euto

Jill Lyn Euto
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Syracuse, New York

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Summary:

On Super Bowl weekend in January 2001, 18-year-old Jill-Lyn Euto was found stabbed to death in her apartment.

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Jill-Lyn had planned to go to her mother’s nearby Butternut Street home to watch the football game on Jan. 28, 2001 but she never showed up. When Jill-Lyn’s mother, Joanne Browning, couldn’t get ahold of her, she grew worried. Her worry only grew when she heard Jill-Lyn missed work the next day so she went over to her apartment. When she entered the apartment, she found her daughter dead of multiple stab wounds and a cut to the neck, according to Syracuse.com. Police responded, but it was too late. Jill-Lyn had been dead for some time, and there were very little clues left at the scene.

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