In 2001, 18-year-old Jill-Lyn Euto was found dead in her Syracuse apartment, a place that was locked from the outside. Her family grew suspicious after she missed calls and didn’t show up to watch the Super Bowl with her mother. The circumstances were chilling: no signs of forced entry, no defensive wounds, and unanswered questions about who last saw her alive.

To this day, her murder remains unsolved. Was it someone she trusted, an opportunistic intruder, or a crime staged to mislead investigators? Internet sleuths continue to debate the baffling inconsistencies that surround this case.

Thanks for listening to Threads of Truth, where real-life mysteries meet internet speculation.