For over three decades, a nameless girl haunted the fields of upstate New York.

She was known only by the place where she was found, a small farming community that would never forget her.

This is the story of how a chance discovery in 1979 launched one of America's most enduring mysteries,

and how a new generation of investigators and internet

sleuths refused to let her be forgotten.

Crime, conspiracy, cults, serial killers, and murder, all things that I love to consume,

and I know you do too, you sick, twisted, intellectually, beautiful-minded...

Today we are talking about a crazy cold case

that once again, internet sleuths swooped in

and did some incredible work.

So without further ado, let's unbuckle our seatbelts,

go mock-fired on the highway, slam on the brakes,

and bustle this windshield into this cold case together.

Music on the highway, slam on the brakes and bust through this wind shield into this cold case together. On a brisk autumn morning in 1979, a quiet farming community in upstate New York awoke to a harrowing discovery.

In a rain-soaked cornfield just off U.S. Route 20, outside the village of Caledonia, a local farmer checking the fields stumbled upon what he first thought was perhaps a trespassing hunter in a red jacket.

But as he drew closer, his heart sank, because it was the lifeless body of a girl, face down

amid the cornstalks. And she had no identification on her, and it was immediately clear she had

met a violent end. And the farmer phoned the Livingston County Sheriff's Office, setting in motion a mystery that

would haunt the region for decades.

So when police arrived at the scene on what would later be recorded as November 10th,

1979, they noted that the girl was young, but they didn't know what her age was exactly at this point,

and they knew that she had been shot. And this girl died by two gunshot wounds. One was a shot

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